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• "Joe's Pizza Pie — Spaghetti House — 907 Regent St. — Reopened" (CT, 7 Dec 1945, p. 15) (Q2960) (← links)
• Pizza, Favorite of Teen-Agers, An Italian Pie (CT, 10 Oct 1945, p. 8) (Q2961) (← links)
• 3 Sisters Pompeii Dining Room, 736 W. Washington Ave.: "Have you tried our ... Pizza Pie" (WSJ, 10 Sep 1948, p. 21) (Q2962) (← links)
• "It's called Pizza Pie ... and in our new Italian Grotto we make the best" — The Grotto (formerly Busch's Tea Room) (WSJ, 9 Jan 1949, p. 40) (Q2963) (← links)
• "Pizza Pie Pizza Pie Pizza — Yes we're still the home of Pizza Pie" — 3 Sisters Dining Room, Tony's Bar, 736 W. Washington Ave. (WSJ, 14 Jan 1949, p. 11) (Q2964) (← links)
• The Grotto, 636 State St., Busch Bldg.: "Take out some pizza's for your party" (CT, 23 Sep 1949, p. 6) (Q2965) (← links)
• The Grotto advertisement: pizza pie with bacon, Italian sausage or anchovies (CT, 4 Nov 1949, p. 15) (Q2966) (← links)
• The Grotto Lenten specials: pizza with anchovies, pizza pie with ricotta; trays to go out (CT, 24 Feb 1950, p. 7) (Q2967) (← links)
• The Grotto, Al & Mary Schiro: pizza pie with mushrooms, anchovies, bacon or Italian sausage (WSJ, 8 Jul 1950, p. 14) (Q2968) (← links)
• "Extra! Italian Village Restaurant Introduces Famous Italian Pizza!", 651 State St. (WSJ, 11 May 1951, p. 22) (Q2969) (← links)
• The Grotto Restaurant, 636 State: choice of pizza 70¢; "our famous pizza" (CT, 2 Nov 1951, p. 11) (Q2970) (← links)
• Paisan's, "Madison's Newest Italian Restaurant", 317 N. Park St., with its Shrimp House & Pizzaria, 821 University Ave., "now open for business" (WSJ, 9 Dec 1951, p. 29) (Q2971) (← links)
• Grotto and Bunky's ("Pizza Pie on Fridays") advertisements (WSJ, 8 Mar 1952, p. 7) (Q2972) (← links)
• Bunky's, 3 N. Park St.: "Pizza Pie Every Wed." (WSJ, 24 Aug 1953, p. 10) (Q2973) (← links)
• "Paisan's Pizza — We invite you to compare", 821 University Ave. (CT, 19 Oct 1954, p. 26) (Q2974) (← links)
• Carlo's Carry-Out Food Service, 435 State St.: "We deliver" (WSJ, 7 Nov 1958, p. 24) (Q2975) (← links)
• "Philadora Pizzeria — Pizza, Spaghetti — Carry outs our specialty", 945 S. Park St. (WSJ, 29 Apr 1960, p. 22) (Q2976) (← links)
• Licenses Sought (CT, 20 Apr 1961, p. 1) (Q2977) (← links)
• City Council liquor and beer license requests, including the Philadora pizzeria (CT, 9 May 1961, p. 1) (Q2978) (← links)
• Beer, Liquor Quota Boost Is Up for Hearing Tonight (CT, 6 Jun 1961, p. 1) (Q2979) (← links)
• City Council license quotas; two beer tavern licenses granted to pizzerias in June (WSJ, 7 Nov 1961, p. 13) (Q2980) (← links)
• "Phil-A-Dora Pizzeria has moved to 933 Regent St." (WSJ, 8 Dec 1961, p. 23) (Q2981) (← links)
• "Grand Opening of Madison's Newest Pizza House! Pizza King", State St. (WSJ, 14 Dec 1960, p. 32) (Q2982) (← links)
• "Young man to learn pizza baking. Apply Pizza King, 454 State St." (WSJ, 30 Aug 1961, p. 18) (Q2983) (← links)
• Business opportunity: "Pizza restaurant—435 State St. ... See Mr. Caputo" (WSJ, 4 Apr 1964, p. 17) (Q2984) (← links)
• Windstorm damage, including siding torn off Carlo's Pizza Parlor, 435 State St. (WSJ, 14 Apr 1964, p. 2) (Q2985) (← links)
• Naturalization ceremony; Biagio Gargano operates a pizza shop at 435 State St., his brother Gino a restaurant at 535 State St. (CT, 27 Apr 1965, p. 1) (Q2986) (← links)
• State Street beer and liquor license applications: Biagio Gargano (435-37 State, pizza restaurant), Carlo Caputo (320 State) (WSJ, 9 Nov 1965, p. 15) (Q2987) (← links)
• Wedding announcement mentioning employment at Philadora's Pizzeria (CT, 22 Jun 1963, p. 6) (Q2988) (← links)
• Tear Gas Is Used In State St. Siege (CT, 22 Mar 1966, p. 1) (Q2989) (← links)
• "Carlo's Pizza Delivered To Your Room", 435 State St., open till 1 a.m. (DC, 9 Dec 1960, p. 6) (Q2990) (← links)
• Carlo's Pizza advertisement and "Announcing the Grand Opening of the Pizza King, 454 State St." (DC, 10 Dec 1960, p. 6) (Q2991) (← links)
• "New Opening — Carlo's Back! — Pizza, BBQ Chicken, BBQ Ribs, Spaghetti — 320 State St." (DC, 4 Nov 1965, p. 11) (Q2992) (← links)
• Help wanted: Jeff & Jim's Pizza now hiring drivers, pizza cooks, waitstaff and shift leaders; apply in person at 449 State St. (BH, 5 Oct 2006, p. B9) (Q3012) (← links)
• Help wanted: Jeff & Jim's Pizza, 449 State St., hiring for all shifts (BH, 13 Oct 2006, p. A9) (Q3013) (← links)
• Jeff & Jim's owners ready for competitive State Street pizza-by-the-box market (BH, 7 Nov 2006, p. 4) (Q3014) (← links)
• Help wanted: assistant manager needed, Jeff and Jim's Pizza; must be willing to work nights (BH, 12 Feb 2007, p. A8) (Q3015) (← links)
• Friday-night fire at a West Gilman Street restaurant, reported by employees of Jeff and Jim's Pizza on State Street (BH, 16 Apr 2007, p. A1) (Q3016) (← links)
• Restaurant review: Nonno's comes through with superb Italian-American fare (madison.com, 20 Feb 2014) (Q3020) (← links)
• Nonno's Ristorante Italiano (Isthmus, 28 Oct 2026) (Q3021) (← links)
• Tony Lumani (Isthmus, 19 Apr 2007) (Q3027) (← links)
• Gelato roundup: Villa Dolce Cafe, 1828 Parmenter St., Middleton, "this popular pizza spot" (CT, 22 Jun 2016, p. 30) (Q3028) (← links)
• Meet Your Good Neighbor: Villa Dolce Cafe (Visit Middleton, 28 Oct 2026) (Q3029) (← links)
• Help wanted: waitresses for a "new restaurant," Lombardino's Garden, University Ave. (CT, 11 Mar 1954, p. 26) (Q3034) (← links)
• Lombardino Has A Dream, And Lo, It Comes to Pass (CT, 3 Apr 1954, p. 13) (Q3035) (← links)
• "Madison's Italian Corner at Highland and University Avenue for Genuine Italian Pizza & Spaghetti" — Lombardino's Garden Restaurant, 2500 University (CT, 14 May 1954, p. 34) (Q3036) (← links)
• Changing landscape left organization with diminishing footprint (WSJ, 15 Nov 2025, p. A3) (Q3037) (← links)
• Town of Burke liquor license applications: Robert Bidgood and James J. Schiavo, 3115 E. Washington Ave., premises known as Bob's Twin Gables (WSJ, 9 May 1955, p. 11) (Q3041) (← links)
• Jimmie Schiavo's, East Washington Ave. at Hwy. 30: spaghetti and steaks, "Madison's Largest Lazy Susan on Wheels" (WSJ, 19 Jun 1955, p. 14) (Q3042) (← links)
• Jimmie Schiavo's, 3115 E. Washington Ave.: "Complete American and Italian Dinners, Pizza" (WSJ, 7 Apr 1957, p. 61) (Q3043) (← links)