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In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one. | |||
| Property / research note: In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one. / rank | |||
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| Property / research note: In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one. / reference | |||
| Property / research note: In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one. / reference | |||
| Property / research note: In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one. / reference | |||
Revision as of 03:14, 25 October 2026
national pizza chain with a long-running East Washington Avenue parlor in Madison
- Shakey's Pizza
- Shakey's
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Shakey's Pizza Parlor |
national pizza chain with a long-running East Washington Avenue parlor in Madison |
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Two stores in October 1985 (6640 University Ave. Middleton, 3579 E. Washington Ave.): 'Family style menu featuring pizza, chicken, subs and salad bar. Lunch delivery'.
1985 Cheese-off: one of the few Madison pizza restaurants with a 'family' atmosphere rather than student trade; shrimp and pineapple toppings; 15-inch 'family size'; honored competitors' coupons.
Fall 1984: a new 'home style' pan pizza 'to augment their original popular thin crust pizza — best of both worlds'; delivery from the Middleton store.
In 1983 both parlors had live music: ragtime piano and banjo sing-alongs at Shakey's East (3579 E. Washington Ave.), bass, fiddle and banjo at Shakey's West in Middleton; weekday lunches offered two slices for one.
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