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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Participant in the "College Pizza Challenge" at The Langdon, in 1989.
* Participant in the "College Pizza Challenge" at The Langdon, in 1989.
* Liquor license applied for at 333 N Bassett St. address in 1989<ref>(1989, June 7). "Legal Notices". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. 4C.</ref>, but location didn't seem to ever open.
* Liquor license applied for at 333 N Bassett St. address in 1989<ref>(1989, June 7). "Legal Notices". ''Wisconsin State Journal''. 4C.</ref>, but later opened in late 1992 at 454 W Johnson St<ref>Rath, J. (1993, January 2). "Edwardo's stuffed pizza a great addition to downtown." ''The Capital Times''. 4D</ref>.


==Locations==
==Locations==
* 6601 Mineral Point Rd.
* 6601 Mineral Point Rd.
* 454 W Johnson St.


==Notes==
==Notes==
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Revision as of 12:32, 30 September 2020

Chicago-based pizza chain Edwardo's arrived in Madison in 1988, opening a restaurant on the west side[1]. Edwardo's is perhaps best known for their stuffed pizza. Locations still exist in Chicago and some other areas, but no longer in Madison.

Trivia

  • Participant in the "College Pizza Challenge" at The Langdon, in 1989.
  • Liquor license applied for at 333 N Bassett St. address in 1989[2], but later opened in late 1992 at 454 W Johnson St[3].

Locations

  • 6601 Mineral Point Rd.
  • 454 W Johnson St.

Notes

  1. ↑ LaRose, M. (1988, May 21). "Edwardo's Pizza is truly feste Italiano". The Capital Times.
  2. ↑ (1989, June 7). "Legal Notices". Wisconsin State Journal. 4C.
  3. ↑ Rath, J. (1993, January 2). "Edwardo's stuffed pizza a great addition to downtown." The Capital Times. 4D