Urban Pizza Cafe (1501 Monroe Street) (Q1919): Difference between revisions
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point in time: 28 April 2000
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point in time: 1 May 2003
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point in time: 30 November 2004
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Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November. / reference | |||||||||||||||
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A 2003 review praised the buttery 'Urban original crust' deep dish (a 12-inch feeds three or four; $8.95 cheese to $13.49 specialty, thin crust from $6.89, slices $2.50 at lunch and dinner) and noted a summer menu with lower prices, fewer appetizers and no soups or pasta. | |||||||||||||||
| Property / research note: A 2003 review praised the buttery 'Urban original crust' deep dish (a 12-inch feeds three or four; $8.95 cheese to $13.49 specialty, thin crust from $6.89, slices $2.50 at lunch and dinner) and noted a summer menu with lower prices, fewer appetizers and no soups or pasta. / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / research note: A 2003 review praised the buttery 'Urban original crust' deep dish (a 12-inch feeds three or four; $8.95 cheese to $13.49 specialty, thin crust from $6.89, slices $2.50 at lunch and dinner) and noted a summer menu with lower prices, fewer appetizers and no soups or pasta. / reference | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 15:57, 23 October 2026
store at 1501 Monroe Street, Madison
- Urban Journey
- Urban Pizza Co.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Urban Pizza Cafe (1501 Monroe Street) |
store at 1501 Monroe Street, Madison |
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1 April 2004
1 reference
2007
3 July 2007
2 references
the former Urban Pizza
23 May 2005
28 May 2007
25 May 2000
25 May 2001
5 September 2001
21 May 2002
26 December 2004
28 April 2000
1 May 2003
30 November 2004
1 reference
On the city licence lists 2005–2007 as Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC (agent Robert Sieger), renamed from Urban Pizza Co. in June 2004; the site of Bob Sieger's stalled Fieldhouse Station condo project with the Grid Iron tavern. Listed as closed in July 2007.
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Licensed as 'Urban Pizza Co., Inc. dba Urban Pizza Co.' 2000–2003 (Beer Class B); the Daily Cardinal called it 'The Urban Pizza Company' in 2003. The name Urban Pizza Cafe is in the 2005 licence list.
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Bob Sieger owned the building by April 2000, when he and Tom Brunner bought the Copper Grid tavern next door (later the Gridiron); Urban Pizza had a beer garden on game days; Robert Oldenburg applied for the licence in spring 2003 (placed on file); the corporation became Urban Pizza Cafe, LLC in June 2004, and a church took space in the building that November.
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A 2003 review praised the buttery 'Urban original crust' deep dish (a 12-inch feeds three or four; $8.95 cheese to $13.49 specialty, thin crust from $6.89, slices $2.50 at lunch and dinner) and noted a summer menu with lower prices, fewer appetizers and no soups or pasta.
