Pizza di Roma (313 State Street) (Q1334)

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store at 313 State Street, Madison
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Pizza di Roma (313 State Street)
store at 313 State Street, Madison

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    Little Sweet (bakery and café) opened in the space in 2025. Pizza di Roma's years are still to be found.
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    Windows smashed and phone and sales systems destroyed by looters during the protests of late May and early June 2020; its business moved to the West Side store.
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    Classic New York slices, 10 a.m.–3 a.m. with free delivery; the white spinach (spinach-feta) slice the signature, with BBQ chicken and bacon, Supreme and Capriciossio; whole pies 14 to 20 inches; 20 pastas. 'The only real pizza place' on State Street in 2005; Kalk Derby's favorite pizza in town in 2008.
    The renaming (Sept. 17, 2002) was meant to distinguish Jimmy Pashaj's store from the Elmazis' Casa Bianca on Bassett Street and 'evoke the food's Italian roots'; the New York-style pizza stayed, with more vegetable and fine-cheese slices. First licensed under the new name in June 2003 (Pizza Di Roma LLC, agent Shkelqim Pashaj).
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