Pizzeria Bellini (401 East Washington Avenue) (Q2133)

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store at 401 East Washington Avenue, Madison
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Pizzeria Bellini (401 East Washington Avenue)
store at 401 East Washington Avenue, Madison

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    Known only from the City of Madison license lists of May 2000 and May 2001 (Liquor & Beer Class B); not in the May 2002 list. Its relation to the Gargano family of Gino's and Peppino's is unverified.
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    Planned as Bellini's, Biagio Gargano's Italian restaurant in the former Monastery, with 24 tapas-style appetizers (about $5), 16 pizzas and 15 pastas; first expected in Jan. 1999, then 'soon after July 10'; licensed in May 1999 as Pizzeria Bellini (The Monastery, Inc., agent Peter Gargano).
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    stated in
    Gila Monster bites dust; Cleveland's takes break (WSJ, 17 Jun 1999, p. 64)
    stated in
    City of Madison 1999–2000 alcohol license renewals, part 2: Liquor & Beer Class B (#159–458): But-Lo LLC dba Sal's Pizzeria 313 State St.; First Madco Inc. dba Rocky Rococo 7952 Tree Ln.; Mineral Spirits Inc. dba Edwardo's N… (CT, 26 May 1999, p. 7)
    First announced in Dec. 1997: Biagio Gargano, recovered from the illness that closed the Monastery in 1994, would open Pizzeria Bellini in the old Monastery in Feb. or March 1998, with son Peter as license agent. The opening slipped: it was still 'planned' in Jan. and July 1999 and first licensed in May 1999.
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    Gargano revives pizza business (WSJ, 17 Dec 1997, p. 19)
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    New liquor and beer license applications, December 1997 (CT, 1 Dec 1997, p. 20)
     
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