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Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's.
 
Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / rank
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Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / reference
 
Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / reference
 
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A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business.
 
Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / rank
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Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / reference
 
Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / reference
 
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Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered.
 
Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / rank
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Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / reference
 
Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / reference
 
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In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther.
 
Property / research note: In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther. / rank
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Property / research note: In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther. / reference
 
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Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's.
Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / reference
 
Property / research note: Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's. / reference
 
Property / research note
 
A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business.
Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / rank
 
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Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / reference
 
Property / research note: A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business. / reference
 
Property / research note
 
Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered.
Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / reference
 
Property / research note: Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered. / reference
 
Property / research note
 
In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther.
Property / research note: In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther. / rank
 
Normal rank
Property / research note: In October 1970 he was running Paco's, a Mexican and Italian restaurant in the 100 block of State Street owned by Bill Louther. / reference
 

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Madison restaurateur: co-founder of Paisan's (1949/50), owner of the Italian Village, 651 State St. (from about 1952); nephew of Matt Lombardino
  • Joseph Troia
  • Joseph A. Troia
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Joe Troia
Madison restaurateur: co-founder of Paisan's (1949/50), owner of the Italian Village, 651 State St. (from about 1952); nephew of Matt Lombardino
  • Joseph Troia
  • Joseph A. Troia

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Joe and Bette Troia, Rose McCormick's brother and sister-in-law, opened Paisan's with Roy and Rose McCormick; about 1952 Joe bought the Italian Village from his uncle Matt Lombardino, and the McCormicks became sole owners of Paisan's.
2 references
stated in
Roy McCormick obituary (Cress Funeral Service, May 2017)
stated in
Lombardino Has A Dream, And Lo, It Comes to Pass (CT, 3 Apr 1954, p. 13)
A Troia's Steak House advertised at 661 State St., next to the Italian Village, in 1964. In 1983 Joe Troia published a cookbook, "Joe Troia's Specialties," after more than 35 years in the food business.
2 references
stated in
Restaurant ads: Josie's — 3 Sisters Supper Club, 906 Regent (Friday menu); Troia's Steak House, 661 State St. (WSJ, 28 Aug 1964, p. 30)
stated in
Post with photos of the cookbook "Joe Troia's Specialties" (1983), Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 13 Jun 2026)
Troia's Steak House, 661 State St., run by Joe Troia with live music, was advertising by December 1961. Around 1981 he managed the Capitol Hill Supper Club, 5164 Verona Road (ad of March 4, 1981), the supper club near the Highlander Motel that a Facebook commenter remembered.
2 references
stated in
Throwback photos: Madison-area restaurants you'll never eat at again, part 4 (madison.com, 28 Jun 2020)
stated in
Your memories: Readers share stories of restaurants from the past (madison.com, 17 Oct 2019)
 
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