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Peppino's began in 1974 above Gino's, moved to University Avenue (the later Original Pancake House site) in 1980 and to 111 S. Hamilton St. in 1999; Peppino came from Sicily in 1967 at 20. His brother Biagio ran Gargano's, remembered for deep-dish pizza.
Property / research note: Peppino's began in 1974 above Gino's, moved to University Avenue (the later Original Pancake House site) in 1980 and to 111 S. Hamilton St. in 1999; Peppino came from Sicily in 1967 at 20. His brother Biagio ran Gargano's, remembered for deep-dish pizza. / rank
 
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Property / research note: Peppino's began in 1974 above Gino's, moved to University Avenue (the later Original Pancake House site) in 1980 and to 111 S. Hamilton St. in 1999; Peppino came from Sicily in 1967 at 20. His brother Biagio ran Gargano's, remembered for deep-dish pizza. / reference
 

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owner of Peppino's restaurant, Madison, 1974–2009; brother of Gino and Biagio Gargano
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Giuseppe "Peppino" Gargano
owner of Peppino's restaurant, Madison, 1974–2009; brother of Gino and Biagio Gargano
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Settled in Madison in 1967, where his brothers had pizza parlors. Peppino's (1974–December 23, 2009) was above Gino's on State Street, then on University Avenue in Middleton, then for 11 years in the 1864 flatiron building on South Hamilton Street. A fine-dining Italian restaurant rather than a pizzeria.
Peppino's began in 1974 above Gino's, moved to University Avenue (the later Original Pancake House site) in 1980 and to 111 S. Hamilton St. in 1999; Peppino came from Sicily in 1967 at 20. His brother Biagio ran Gargano's, remembered for deep-dish pizza.