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- Bunky's Cafe closes after 13 years (Clarion, 20 Apr 2016) (Q3078) (← links)
- Amato's Holiday House "remodeled! enlarged!": "Our modern kitchen now freshly decorated, too!"; parking; private parties (CT, 11 Dec 1953, p. 30) (Q3083) (← links)
- "Grand Opening — 3 Sisters Pompeii Dining, 736 W. Washington Ave.": Italian dishes, steaks; mixed and fancy drinks; 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. (WSJ, 6 Aug 1948, p. 6) (Q3086) (← links)
- "One of the Three Sisters of the famous 3-Sisters Dining Room is now operating the Grotto Restaurant and Flamingo Bar, 636 State Street — Al and Mary Schiro, Props." (CT, 18 Jun 1954, p. 26) (Q3087) (← links)
- "Back at last! Three Sisters Restaurant and Lounge", 736 W. Wash. Ave.: Italian and American foods (WSJ, 4 May 1956, p. 24) (Q3088) (← links)
- Good food and service are a tradition at Josie's (WSJ, 15 Jan 1984, p. 86) (Q3089) (← links)
- Development planned for Josie's site (WSJ, 15 Nov 2008, p. A3) (Q3090) (← links)
- "Now open!" Amato's Frozen Custard Restaurant, 515 S. Park St.: complete dinners, lunches, sandwiches and fountain service (CT, 12 Nov 1947, p. 6) (Q3100) (← links)
- Amato's Restaurant closed November 26 to December 7 for remodeling; "Frozen Custard Equipment for Sale" (CT, 26 Nov 1951, p. 8) (Q3101) (← links)
- Boomer Bust (Madison Magazine, 20 Oct 2010) (Q3103) (← links)
- Post with a photo of Amato's Holiday House, Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 13 May 2020) (Q3105) (← links)
- Post of the 1947 Amato's Frozen Custard Restaurant ad, Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 21 Oct 2021) (Q3106) (← links)
- Post with a photo of Sam Amato in the Amato's Holiday House kitchen, Forgotten Wisconsin group (Facebook, 3 Jul 2023) (Q3107) (← links)
- Throwback photos: Remembering Josie's Spaghetti House (madison.com, 5 Jul 2026) (Q3110) (← links)
- Josie's Italian Restaurant, 906 Regent Street: complete business liquidation auction, Saturday, May 14 (Badger State Auction & Real Estate) (WSJ, 8 May 2005, p. 140) (Q3111) (← links)
- Restaurant ads: Josie's — 3 Sisters Supper Club, 906 Regent (Friday menu); Troia's Steak House, 661 State St. (WSJ, 28 Aug 1964, p. 30) (Q3112) (← links)
- Post with photos of the cookbook "Joe Troia's Specialties" (1983), Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 13 Jun 2026) (Q3113) (← links)
- Roy McCormick obituary (Cress Funeral Service, May 2017) (Q3114) (← links)
- Josie's Spaghetti House, 906 Regent St.: daily specials (Friday fish, Saturday T-bone, Sunday stuffed green peppers); also a Pino's ad (WSJ, 8 Oct 1982, p. 49) (Q3116) (← links)
- Josie's, 3 Sisters Supper Club, 906 Regent Street: "Thrifty? Bring your family" — $1.00 spaghetti plate, Mondays only (WSJ, 9 Nov 1964, p. 16) (Q3117) (← links)
- 906 Regent St. (AHI reference number 111709) (WHS AHI, 28 Oct 2026) (Q3119) (← links)
- Throwback photos: Madison-area restaurants you'll never eat at again, part 5 (madison.com, 15 Sep 2019) (Q3120) (← links)
- Throwback photos: Madison-area restaurants you'll never eat at again, part 4 (madison.com, 28 Jun 2020) (Q3121) (← links)
- Throwback photos: Madison-area restaurants you'll never eat at again, part 2 (madison.com, 16 Sep 2019) (Q3122) (← links)
- Bellini location to be sports bar (WSJ, 15 Jan 2017, p. E5) (Q3123) (← links)
- Your memories: Readers share stories of restaurants from the past (madison.com, 17 Oct 2019) (Q3124) (← links)
- Post "Pino's" with scans of a Pino's menu, Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 3 Nov 2025) (Q3125) (← links)
- Post with a photo of a Pizza Pit delivery car behind the Campus store, about 1993, Historic Madison Wi. photo group (Facebook, 27 Nov 2022) (Q3126) (← links)
- Frozen yogurt may thaw icy market (CT, 16 Oct 1976, p. 9) (Q3127) (← links)
- Liquor license applications: class B combination restaurant beer and liquor, Disalvo, Cosmo, 810 Regent (WSJ, 3 Jun 1941, p. 18) (Q3128) (← links)
- Restaurant ads welcoming the Shriners: DiSalvo's, 810 Regent St. (Friday specials); Amato's Holiday House; Troia's Steak House (CT, 6 Sep 1956, p. 50) (Q3129) (← links)
- Council business: the Coney Island restaurant, 314 State St., and the Chicken on Wheels restaurant, 306 State St., merge as Caranotes, Inc. (Thomas G. Notes, president; Stephen Carvello, secretary and agent); beer license mo… (CT, 27 Jul 1960, p. 4) (Q3130) (← links)
- Common Council proceedings: the Coney Island class B beer license is cancelled and the same type of license granted to Caranotes, Inc., Stephen J. Carvello, agent, 306 State St. (WSJ, 2 Sep 1960, p. 12) (Q3131) (← links)
- Council agenda: Sam DiSalvo plans to buy the restaurant at 306 State St. if the Council approves transfer of its beer license; it is owned by Caranotes, Inc., Stephen J. Caravello, agent (CT, 6 Jun 1961, p. 4) (Q3132) (← links)
- Help wanted: waitress, part time or steady, apply in person after 5, Casa Di Pizza, 306 State St. (WSJ, 17 Nov 1961, p. 34) (Q3133) (← links)
- DiSalvo's Casa di Pizza, Chicken on Wheels, We Deliver: perch, chicken, shrimp, pizza, sirloin steak, spaghetti; deliveries and restaurant open daily at 5 p.m., closed Sundays and holidays; 255-7249, 306 State St. (WSJ, 31 May 1968, p. 14) (Q3134) (← links)
- Now open after complete remodeling: DiSalvo's Villa Tap, 306 State St., 257-0300: bar, pizza, your favorite sandwiches; food service daily 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to closing; carryouts (WSJ, 7 Sep 1968, p. 15) (Q3135) (← links)
- Nightlife roundup of places open to 18-year-olds: Sam DiSalvo serves beer and spaghetti at his DiSalvo's Villa Tap, 306 State St., remodeled last year (CT, 18 Sep 1969, p. 57) (Q3136) (← links)
- Sam DiSalvo, 63, died Dec. 31, 1976: one of the owners of the DiSalvo Spaghetti House on Regent St. for many years; also owner of the Villa Tap, 306 State St. (CT, 3 Jan 1977, p. 3) (Q3137) (← links)
- State Street night life: Paco's, 100 block, owned by Bill Louther and run by veteran restaurateur Joe Troia (Mexican and some Italian food); the Villa Tap at 306 State was once DiSalvo's Restaurant, featuring pizzas and othe… (CT, 8 Oct 1970, p. 49) (Q3142) (← links)
- Liquor license applications: the DiSalvo family's Villa Tap, 306 State St. (WSJ, 22 May 1973, p. 3) (Q3143) (← links)
- Joseph A. Troia, 62, died Jan. 4, 1985; born Nov. 10, 1922, in Madison; Central High School 1942; World War II veteran; worked at restaurants at Paisans, Western BBQ House, Italian Village, Troia's Steak House, Highlander, C… (CT, 5 Jan 1985, p. 18) (Q3144) (← links)
- Di Salvo's Offers New Food Treat (WSJ, 6 Dec 1941, p. 14) (Q3145) (← links)
- Troia's Steak House (WHS W011L7T and W011L8B) (WHS, 31 Dec 1954) (Q3147) (← links)
- Italian Village Restaurant (Ask Flamingle) (WAA, 28 Oct 2026) (Q3149) (← links)
- One Social Food Hall opens downtown (CT, 5 Nov 2025, p. O26) (Q3150) (← links)
- Zafferano Ristorante, 2969 Cahill Main, Fitchburg (second floor of the Wyndham Garden hotel): Indian–Italian restaurant opened February 2025 by Kalyani Venkatraman; its most popular dish is the butter chicken pizza ($19), w… (CT, 9 Apr 2025, p. O37) (Q3151) (← links)
- Zafferano's butter chicken pizza 'has done well enough' that its owners opened Eloura, 10 W. Mifflin St. (Mediterranean) (CT, 1 Apr 2026, p. O20) (Q3152) (← links)
- Avanti's Italian Restaurant, Verona: opened by the Cerniglia family in 1999 in a Main Street building first built in the 1860s; 'the extensive pizza menu (featuring all housemade dough) is a customer favorite' (CT, 4 Dec 2019, p. O26) (Q3153) (← links)
- One Dish: the "Pietro Special" pizza at Cafe La Bellitalia, 1026 N. Sherman Ave. (photo by Bob Koch); read through BadgerLink (Isthmus, 7 Dec 2023, p. 22) (Q3154) (← links)
