Falbo Bros. (Q628): Difference between revisions
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1 August 1992
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stated in: Doug Moe: Falbo's grows out of friends' need for good pizza (madison.com, 30 Oct 2010) quotation: Falbo Bros. opened Aug. 1, 1992 | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / founded by: Rob Robbins / rank | |||||||||||||||
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Jason Schleip and Rob Robbins, friends from Kenosha and UW students, opened in a 550-square-foot, $500-a-month space in the 500 block of University Avenue; the name was in Robbins's family, the sauce his grandmother's. Schleip bought Robbins out within a year, franchised Iowa City in 1997 and owned the Park Street flagship until 2008; by 2010 every store was franchisee-owned. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Jason Schleip and Rob Robbins, friends from Kenosha and UW students, opened in a 550-square-foot, $500-a-month space in the 500 block of University Avenue; the name was in Robbins's family, the sauce his grandmother's. Schleip bought Robbins out within a year, franchised Iowa City in 1997 and owned the Park Street flagship until 2008; by 2010 every store was franchisee-owned. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / research note: Jason Schleip and Rob Robbins, friends from Kenosha and UW students, opened in a 550-square-foot, $500-a-month space in the 500 block of University Avenue; the name was in Robbins's family, the sauce his grandmother's. Schleip bought Robbins out within a year, franchised Iowa City in 1997 and owned the Park Street flagship until 2008; by 2010 every store was franchisee-owned. / reference | |||||||||||||||
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The Mason Lounge on South Park Street had Falbo's deliver 12-inch pies by 2010. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: The Mason Lounge on South Park Street had Falbo's deliver 12-inch pies by 2010. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / research note: The Mason Lounge on South Park Street had Falbo's deliver 12-inch pies by 2010. / reference | |||||||||||||||
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point in time: October 2010
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point in time: January 2014
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stated in: Local pizza also shines on Super Bowl Sunday (madison.com, 31 Jan 2014) quotation: 10 locations in Wisconsin and Iowa | |||||||||||||||
Revision as of 17:09, 21 October 2026
pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Falbo Bros. |
pizza business in Madison, Wisconsin |
Statements
1 August 1992
1 reference
Falbo Bros. opened Aug. 1, 1992
Has expanded to Iowa and Texas. Took part in the Black Restaurant Week Jamboree Taste in 2020.
Falbo pizza was served next door at Mad Dogs, 620 University Ave., around 1999.
Jason Schleip and Rob Robbins, friends from Kenosha and UW students, opened in a 550-square-foot, $500-a-month space in the 500 block of University Avenue; the name was in Robbins's family, the sauce his grandmother's. Schleip bought Robbins out within a year, franchised Iowa City in 1997 and owned the Park Street flagship until 2008; by 2010 every store was franchisee-owned.
The Mason Lounge on South Park Street had Falbo's deliver 12-inch pies by 2010.
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October 2010
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January 2014
1 reference
10 locations in Wisconsin and Iowa
