Salvatore's Tomato Pies (Q728)
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pizza business founded in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, in 2011
- Sal's
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Salvatore's Tomato Pies |
pizza business founded in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, in 2011 |
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2011
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DePula started Sal's in a Sun Prairie strip mall in 2011
March 2020
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He owns the Salvatore's restaurants with his wife, Nichole DePula.
Tomato pies in the Trenton, New Jersey manner: the sauce goes on top of the cheese.
Football-season Packers pizzas: the Lambeaughini (2023) and the Lombardi (2024: cheese curds, jalapeños, pepperoni, hot honey).
In March 2020 Salvatore's sold a $12 16-inch one-topping "community response pizza" for the duration of the emergency. In 2022 it refused Grubhub, which had listed its menus without consent; a $22 pizza cost $38 there.
A November 2022 Thanksgiving guide lists three stores (Monona, Sun Prairie, Livingston St.) and leaves out Johnson Street; a State Journal story the same month says DePula owned four.
In 2015 Salvatore's scrapped a planned Verona restaurant to expand in Sun Prairie, and began making its own sausage with Ian's Pizza — about 400 pounds a week, using Uphoff kurobota pork.
Patrick DePula bought the 121 E. Main St. building in December 2015 (ousting La Tolteca) and hired John Jerabek and Beth Pieters. The Sun Prairie restaurant appeared on the Big Ten Network's "Campus Eats" in October 2016.
From 2018 the East Johnson Street store had an exclusive delivery partnership with EatStreet; general manager Andrew Park said the logistics of in-house delivery were formidable.
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May 2023
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June 2020
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Livingston was DePula's fourth Salvatore's
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November 2022
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owns four Salvatore's Tomato Pies restaurants
