Pages that link to "Property:P2"
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The following pages link to instance of (P2):
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- Pizzeria Uno: 'These thin crust pizzas are so good we had to give them their own name. They're called Plizzettas'; introductory special, free house or Caesar salad with any Plizzetta; State & Gorham 255-7722, 7601 Mineral … (WSJ, 26 Jun 1992, p. 44) (Q2306) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno's new thin-crust version like 'Bisquick from a box' (CT, 22 Aug 1992, p. 38) (Q2307) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno Plizzetta (Q2308) (← links)
- Uno's pizza good, pasta needs work (WSJ, 8 May 1992, p. 52) (Q2309) (← links)
- Taste of the Town (Q2310) (← links)
- Uno's pizzas great, but pastas only so-so (CT, 2 May 1992, p. 23) (Q2311) (← links)
- Margaret Collins (Q2312) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno 'Uno Platter' — two pieces of garlic bread, small house or Caesar salad, any individual deep dish pizza, $6.95, $1 off coupon to Nov. 15, 1992 (also WSJ Oct. 22 p24, CT Oct. 22 p49) (WSJ, 18 Oct 1992, p. 10) (Q2313) (← links)
- Uno Platter (Q2314) (← links)
- Cinema Plus (movie theater, 7952 Tree Lane) (Q2315) (← links)
- New Rococo's to offer pizza with a twist (CT, 26 Jun 1992, p. 11) (Q2316) (← links)
- Just the Facts (CT, 15 Apr 1992, p. 1) (Q2317) (← links)
- Locally (WSJ, 8 Nov 1992, p. 32) (Q2318) (← links)
- Rocky Rococo: 'NOW OPEN! Rocky Rococo's Party Pizzeria (Mineral Point Rd. just east of Beltline). Restaurant open for lunch & dinner with full menu, plus two giant party rooms with movie theater screens for parties, meeting… (CT, 14 Aug 1992, p. 47) (Q2319) (← links)
- Police seek man in pizzeria robbery (CT, 13 Feb 1992, p. 4) (Q2320) (← links)
- 'Drivers & pizzamakers — drivers need own car & insurance. Falbo Bros. Pizzeria, 515 University, 255-9090/256-0506' (also WSJ July 19 p77, July 20 p22, July 21 p24) (CT, 17 Jul 1992, p. 17) (Q2321) (← links)
- Jonathan D. Silver (Q2322) (← links)
- Douglas Backus (Q2323) (← links)
- Pizzeria robbery (WSJ, 21 May 1992, p. 14) (Q2324) (← links)
- Model railroading (WSJ, 24 Sep 1992, p. 20) (Q2325) (← links)
- 'Bartender, weekend hours; apply in person after 4pm, Angelo's Pizzeria, 5801 Monona Drive, 222-1464' (ran Jan. 1–25, 1992 in both papers; waitstaff ads followed in Nov. 1992) (WSJ, 1 Jan 1992, p. 33) (Q2326) (← links)
- FMI (First Madco Inc.), doing business as Rocky Rococo Restaurants (Q2327) (← links)
- Carolyn Pflasterer (Q2328) (← links)
- Falbo Bros. really delivers: Its thick-crust pizza ranks near the top (CT, 1 May 1993, p. 38) (Q2329) (← links)
- Good dining spots — Pizza (WSJ, 18 Aug 1993, p. 93) (Q2330) (← links)
- 714 Gammon Road (Q2331) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor (714 Gammon Road) (Q2332) (← links)
- 'Edwardo's Natural Pizza Restaurant — Madison's full service pizza favorite is looking for managers'; resumes to Edwardo's, Attn: Kevin Niezgoda, 6601 Mineral Point Rd., or call 708-449-8500 (WSJ, 23 May 1993, p. 86) (Q2333) (← links)
- Pizza bonus (WSJ, 31 Mar 1993, p. 26) (Q2334) (← links)
- Martha Beach (Q2335) (← links)
- Downtown Madison (WSJ, 26 May 1993, p. 8) (Q2336) (← links)
- City of Madison 1993–94 Class B liquor renewals (reprinted May 27 p45 and May 28 p22): Pizza Hut of East Madison (Roger J. Koehler) 3059 E. Washington Ave.; Pizza Hut of East Towne (Michael W. Peschel) 2649 East Springs Dr.… (WSJ, 26 May 1993, p. 9) (Q2337) (← links)
- 601 Langdon Street (Q2338) (← links)
- Food Share 1993 (WSJ, 25 Apr 1993, p. 190) (Q2339) (← links)
- Tamarack Pizza (601 Langdon Street) (Q2340) (← links)
- Raymond D. Veloff (Q2341) (← links)
- Pizza Extreme help-wanted: 'Due to our great food, service & prices, our business is increasing at the speed of light'; sandwich/counter person, prep person, delivery drivers at 605 E. Washington Ave. (259-1500); 'pizza cu… (WSJ, 17 Oct 1993, p. 96) (Q2342) (← links)
- Locally (WSJ, 2 Nov 1993, p. 22) (Q2343) (← links)
- Locally (WSJ, 3 Jun 1993, p. 40) (Q2344) (← links)
- Pasta pales next to pepperoni pizza — But food secondary at family-oriented Rocky's restaurant (WSJ, 18 Apr 1993, p. 64) (Q2345) (← links)
- 4253 West Beltline Highway (Q2346) (← links)
- Super Tom's Pizza (4253 West Beltline Highway) (Q2347) (← links)
- Super Tom's Pizza (Q2348) (← links)
- Roger J. Koehler (Q2349) (← links)
- Little Caesar's Pizza: delivery drivers wanted, 'earn up to $8/hr or more… apply in person at your nearest Little Caesar's Pizza Restaurant'; entry-level hourly management positions; Pizza Pit order takers; Pizzeria Uno W… (WSJ, 14 Nov 1993, p. 113) (Q2350) (← links)
- Incorporations (WSJ, 27 May 1993, p. 49) (Q2351) (← links)
- 'The Monastery — Restaurant & Pizzeria. Tue.–Thur. 5–10 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 5–11 p.m., 401 E. Washington, 257-1980' (hours-correction ads in both papers Nov. 22 – Dec. 1, 1993) (CT, 22 Nov 1993, p. 29) (Q2352) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno 'Dinner for Two — a regular specialty deep dish pizza and soup or salad for 2, every Tuesday only $10.95'; 'Voted Madison's Best Restaurant for Pizza, Isthmus — '88–'92' (also CT April 16 p50) (WSJ, 16 Apr 1993, p. 53) (Q2353) (← links)
- Uncle Jim's Pizza (Q2354) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno 'Deep Dish Super Bowl': two deep dish pizzas for take-out or delivery $13.95, 'world famous Uno's pizzas that sell for up to $12.95 each'; downtown at State & Gorham, West 7601 Mineral Point Road (WSJ, 29 Jan 1993, p. 15) (Q2355) (← links)
