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Called 'Madison's first New York-style pizza parlor' by Samara Kalk when Sal's opened two blocks away in Oct. 1997; licensed in 1997 to Rozino's Pizza Inc. (John Andersen).
Property / research note: Called 'Madison's first New York-style pizza parlor' by Samara Kalk when Sal's opened two blocks away in Oct. 1997; licensed in 1997 to Rozino's Pizza Inc. (John Andersen). / rank
 
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Property / research note: Called 'Madison's first New York-style pizza parlor' by Samara Kalk when Sal's opened two blocks away in Oct. 1997; licensed in 1997 to Rozino's Pizza Inc. (John Andersen). / reference
 
Property / research note: Called 'Madison's first New York-style pizza parlor' by Samara Kalk when Sal's opened two blocks away in Oct. 1997; licensed in 1997 to Rozino's Pizza Inc. (John Andersen). / reference
 
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point in time: 20 August 1997
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point in time: 27 May 1997
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point in time: 1 November 1997
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store at 114 North Fairchild Street, Madison
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Rozino's Pizza (114 North Fairchild Street)
store at 114 North Fairchild Street, Madison

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    research note
    Rozino's best-known store, 'a great location off State near the Capitol and campus'; the building was knocked down in 2001 for the Overture Center's arts district.
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    Closed in June 1999 'to make room for the Overture Center project' (the 2003 recollection that it lasted to 2001 was the building's demolition, not the store).
    2 references
    stated in
    West Side pizza restaurant closes (WSJ, 30 Apr 2003, p. 26)
    stated in
    Rozino's returns (restaurant news) (WSJ, 18 Oct 2001, p. 73)
    Gone by June 1999: 'It left early in anticipation of the coming arts district' (Samara Kalk).
    1 reference
    stated in
    Gila Monster bites dust; Cleveland's takes break (WSJ, 17 Jun 1999, p. 64)
    'Rozino's New York Style Pizza… sold by slice or whole pie, baked on stone. Thin crust is a specialty' (1993 dining guide); Jay Rath's favorite delivered pizza in 1993.
    2 references
    stated in
    Good dining spots — Pizza (WSJ, 18 Aug 1993, p. 93)
    stated in
    Falbo Bros. really delivers: Its thick-crust pizza ranks near the top (CT, 1 May 1993, p. 38)
    Called 'Madison's first New York-style pizza parlor' by Samara Kalk when Sal's opened two blocks away in Oct. 1997; licensed in 1997 to Rozino's Pizza Inc. (John Andersen).
    2 references
    stated in
    It's New York-style pizza, and it's darn good eating (CT, 1 Nov 1997, p. 43)
    stated in
    City of Madison license list, May 1997 (CT, 27 May 1997, p. 19)
     
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