Pages that link to "Property:P55"

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• 'How to please children' reader poll: four readers chose Pizza Hut, naming the restaurants at West Towne and 3059 E. Washington Ave. (placemats with games, crayons, booster seats, free soda for under-8s) (WSJ, 2 Oct 1988, p. 97) (Q2685) (← links)
• Review of Delaney's, a West Side survivor that 'outlasted T.R.'s, the Longhorn and Shar-Lee's and predates Showbiz, Chi-Chi's and Ciatti's' — ShowBiz Pizza still open in December 1988 (WSJ, 18 Dec 1988, p. 84) (Q2686) (← links)
• Whether pizza or subs, we like Rozino's style (WSJ, 24 Sep 1989, p. 98) (Q2690) (← links)
• Review of Fresco Pasta Cafe, 6613 Mineral Point Rd.: Bally's Tom Foolery, opened there in 1982 'during the midst of the video game craze' with overpriced sandwiches and 'rather pedestrian pizzas', folded; Bally opened Fresc… (CT, 17 Apr 1985, p. 40) (Q2691) (← links)
• Review of East Side Gyros: the owner hopes to establish 'Pizza Pit availability' — a flagship shop with satellites around Madison for fast delivery (CT, 4 May 1985, p. 4) (Q2692) (← links)
• Paisan's, 80 University Square (257-3832): Roy McCormick retiring after 36 years; opened December 31, 1949 with brother-in-law Joseph Troia; moved to University Ave. after a year, then to the Porta Bella basement at 425 N. F… (CT, 24 Aug 1985, p. 3) (Q2693) (← links)
• Egerton's farewell Cheap Eats list: 'Best pizza in my book is Rocky Rococo's, but strictly by default. No further comment' (CT, 14 Jun 1986, p. 19) (Q2694) (← links)
• Review of the Pizza Oven, 6016 Monona Dr. (222-8722), open since about 1964: jukebox nostalgia and prices (CT, 5 Sep 1987, p. 10) (Q2696) (← links)
• Review of Kid's Korner Pizza, 4116 Milwaukee St. (249-0281): take-and-bake — 'We make them, you bake them'; the Carmen Special (CT, 26 Dec 1987, p. 23) (Q2698) (← links)
• Gino's treat unglues sports fan from tube (CT, 6 Feb 1988, p. 33) (Q2699) (← links)
• Review of Mama D's Pizza, 1018 N. Sherman Ave.: takeout and delivery only; 'Mama's Ultimate'; free delivery within three miles (CT, 6 Aug 1988, p. 8) (Q2700) (← links)
• Review of TR's, across from Chi-Chi's: owner Frank Carney, 'the developer of Pizza Hut', also owns two TR's in Wichita, Kan., and was affiliated with Chi-Chi's (CT, 1 Oct 1988, p. 38) (Q2701) (← links)
• Shakey's: good old pizza, great new buffet (CT, 19 Nov 1988, p. 36) (Q2702) (← links)
• Supreme Pizza menu lives up to its name (CT, 24 Dec 1988, p. 10) (Q2703) (← links)
• Gino's ambience outdoes cuisine (CT, 3 Jun 1989, p. 8) (Q2705) (← links)
• Buck's Pizza serves the real thing (CT, 24 Jun 1989, p. 6) (Q2706) (← links)
• Good pizza isn't only treat at Tamarack II (CT, 19 Aug 1989, p. 8) (Q2707) (← links)
• Back-to-school Dining Out guide to campus-area restaurants: 'Pizzeria Uno, 222 W. Gorham St., 255-7722. Even in this pizza capital, Uno's stands out. Though it delivers, it's best to eat in the elegant upscale decor ... Uno'… (CT, 23 Aug 1986, p. 9) (Q2754) (← links)
• Dining Out review of Gino's, 540 State St.: 'a favorite haunt in Madison's student quarter for 19 years'; upstairs bar 'Old Friends' open since 1980; the stuffed pizza 'won a local reader poll for the Best of Madison' and so… (CT, 4 Oct 1986, p. 18) (Q2755) (← links)
• Wilson Street Grill: A delicious difference (CT, 20 Jun 1987, p. 9) (Q2757) (← links)
• Back-to-school Dining Out guide to campus-area restaurants: 'Pizzeria Uno, 222 W. Gorham St., 255-7722. A pizza war rages in Madison. But the fight is not only between thick or thin crust and whether anchovies are political… (CT, 29 Aug 1987, p. 10) (Q2759) (← links)
• TR's menu as American as its Roosevelt quotes (CT, 26 Dec 1987, p. 28) (Q2761) (← links)
• Pizzeria Uno's fabled delight was skimpy, had scorched crusts (CT, 20 Mar 1985, p. 19) (Q2776) (← links)
• Adults mustn't forget, Showbiz Pizza is for the kids (CT, 23 Dec 1989, p. 30) (Q2801) (← links)
• A large pizza for $5.99? It's no pie in the sky at take-it-and-bake-it Papa Murphy's (CT, 10 Aug 2001, p. 13) (Q3301) (← links)
• 77 Square review of Echo Tap, 554 W. Main St.: named for the sound of passing train whistles; co-owned by Pat Rynes and Susan Bulgrim; open since 1941. In September 2011 it added an outdoor patio and a new menu with specialt… (CT, 27 Sep 2012, p. 9) (Q3370) (← links)