601 Langdon Street (Q2338)

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address in Madison, Wisconsin

601 Langdon St.

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English	601 Langdon Street	address in Madison, Wisconsin	601 Langdon St.

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601 Langdon St.

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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)

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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)

43°4'31.84"N, 89°23'44.30"W

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https://maps.cityofmadison.com/arcgis/rest/services/Public/OPEN_DATA/MapServer/20

19 October 2026

The Madison Inn's own restaurant (owners Ray Veloff and a partner from June 1986) served pizza in 1988; the Varsity Club pizza-and-sub bar followed in August 1989 and Tamarack Pizza in 1993.

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Review of the Madison Inn restaurant, 601 Langdon St.: Ray Veloff and a partner bought the Madison Inn in June 1986 and run the hotel, restaurant and lounge; pizza on the menu (no reservations needed 'except for pizza') (WSJ, 11 Sep 1988, p. 103)

'Chef Joseph Traino presents The Varsity Club. A new pizza, sub and sandwich restaurant & bar. Located in the Madison Inn, 601 Langdon St., 1 block from the Union, 257-4391' — nightly specials from August 1; the ad ran fr… (WSJ, 13 Aug 1989, p. 102)

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