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651. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 130) (Q2729)
652. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 129) (Q2728)
653. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 128) (Q2727)
654. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 124) (Q2726)
655. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 123) (Q2725)
656. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 122) (Q2724)
657. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 121) (Q2723)
658. Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1985 (WSJ, 6 Oct 1985, p. 120) (Q2722)
659. Rozino's Broadway pizza (Q2721)
660. Paisan's giardino pizza (Q2720)
661. 'Cheap Food' campus column: Ella's Deli, 425 State St.; Paisan's, 80 University Square — pizza or half a Garibaldi sandwich, $3.30, at lunch; Amy's Cafe, 414 W. Gilman St. (WSJ, 4 Sep 1988, p. 96) (Q2719)
662. Varsity Club (Madison Inn, 601 Langdon St.) (Q2718)
663. Rozino's (626 University Avenue) (Q2717)
664. 626 University Avenue (Q2716)
665. Sbarro (West Towne Mall) (Q2715)
666. Little Caesars (Hilldale) (Q2714)
667. Kid's Korner Pizza (4116 Milwaukee Street) (Q2713)
668. Gallery Pizza Inn (317 West Gorham Street) (Q2712)
669. Green Dragon Inn (217 South Hamilton Street) (Q2711)
670. Noble Roman's (437 State Street) (Q2710)
671. The Monastery (401 E. Washington Ave.) (Q2709)
672. Holiday parade lineup: 'The Noid from Domino's Pizza in a classic car' and 'Rocky Rococo character in white limousine' (CT, 11 Nov 1989, p. 38) (Q2708)
673. Good pizza isn't only treat at Tamarack II (CT, 19 Aug 1989, p. 8) (Q2707)
674. Buck's Pizza serves the real thing (CT, 24 Jun 1989, p. 6) (Q2706)
675. Gino's ambience outdoes cuisine (CT, 3 Jun 1989, p. 8) (Q2705)
676. Dining Out (Prager) on Paisan's: owners Roy McCormick and wife Rose Troia made 'Madison's first thin crust pizza' c. 1951 from Troia-homestead recipes; three moves and a shift to a team of four owners including McCormick's s… (CT, 6 May 1989, p. 10) (Q2704)
677. Supreme Pizza menu lives up to its name (CT, 24 Dec 1988, p. 10) (Q2703)
678. Shakey's: good old pizza, great new buffet (CT, 19 Nov 1988, p. 36) (Q2702)
679. Review of TR's, across from Chi-Chi's: owner Frank Carney, 'the developer of Pizza Hut', also owns two TR's in Wichita, Kan., and was affiliated with Chi-Chi's (CT, 1 Oct 1988, p. 38) (Q2701)
680. Review of Mama D's Pizza, 1018 N. Sherman Ave.: takeout and delivery only; 'Mama's Ultimate'; free delivery within three miles (CT, 6 Aug 1988, p. 8) (Q2700)
681. Gino's treat unglues sports fan from tube (CT, 6 Feb 1988, p. 33) (Q2699)
682. Review of Kid's Korner Pizza, 4116 Milwaukee St. (249-0281): take-and-bake — 'We make them, you bake them'; the Carmen Special (CT, 26 Dec 1987, p. 23) (Q2698)
683. Madison's bid for the Sematech semiconductor consortium: 'Pizza Pit will give Sematech officials all the pizza they need while in town' (CT, 7 Nov 1987, p. 14) (Q2697)
684. Review of the Pizza Oven, 6016 Monona Dr. (222-8722), open since about 1964: jukebox nostalgia and prices (CT, 5 Sep 1987, p. 10) (Q2696)
685. A columnist's favorite restaurants: the old reliable Monastery, 401 E. Washington Ave., with its old-church charm; Paisan's, 80 University Square, 'the standard' for campus-area Italian — superb pizza and sandwiches; Gino's,… (CT, 4 Apr 1987, p. 20) (Q2695)
686. Egerton's farewell Cheap Eats list: 'Best pizza in my book is Rocky Rococo's, but strictly by default. No further comment' (CT, 14 Jun 1986, p. 19) (Q2694)
687. Paisan's, 80 University Square (257-3832): Roy McCormick retiring after 36 years; opened December 31, 1949 with brother-in-law Joseph Troia; moved to University Ave. after a year, then to the Porta Bella basement at 425 N. F… (CT, 24 Aug 1985, p. 3) (Q2693)
688. Review of East Side Gyros: the owner hopes to establish 'Pizza Pit availability' — a flagship shop with satellites around Madison for fast delivery (CT, 4 May 1985, p. 4) (Q2692)
689. Review of Fresco Pasta Cafe, 6613 Mineral Point Rd.: Bally's Tom Foolery, opened there in 1982 'during the midst of the video game craze' with overpriced sandwiches and 'rather pedestrian pizzas', folded; Bally opened Fresc… (CT, 17 Apr 1985, p. 40) (Q2691)
690. Whether pizza or subs, we like Rozino's style (WSJ, 24 Sep 1989, p. 98) (Q2690)
691. '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) (Q2689)
692. Concerts on the Square box suppers: Pizzeria Uno (255-7722) offers an individual spinach-broccoli pizza, salad and cheesecake for $5 (WSJ, 2 Jul 1989, p. 86) (Q2688)
693. Shakey's Easter buffet ad, $4.99: 'Shakey's Pizza & Buffet Restaurant, 714 Gammon Rd. across from Woodman's in Highland Gates' (WSJ, 26 Mar 1989, p. 93) (Q2687)
694. Review of Delaney's, a West Side survivor that 'outlasted T.R.'s, the Longhorn and Shar-Lee's and predates Showbiz, Chi-Chi's and Ciatti's' — ShowBiz Pizza still open in December 1988 (WSJ, 18 Dec 1988, p. 84) (Q2686)
695. 'How to please children' reader poll: four readers chose Pizza Hut, naming the restaurants at West Towne and 3059 E. Washington Ave. (placemats with games, crayons, booster seats, free soda for under-8s) (WSJ, 2 Oct 1988, p. 97) (Q2685)
696. 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) (Q2684)
697. Shakey's ad: all-you-can-eat luncheon buffet from June 6 at the Middleton Shakey's only — 'Watch for the new Gammon Rd. store' (WSJ, 29 May 1988, p. 88) (Q2683)
698. Less cheese, please (WSJ, 3 Apr 1988, p. 88) (Q2682)
699. Cinnabon rolls out a winner (WSJ, 13 Dec 1987, p. 111) (Q2681)
700. Review of the Wilson Street Grill, 217 S. Hamilton St. (Nancy Christie and Andrea Craig, 1987): the site's predecessors over the past decade were the Library Lounge under two owners, 'a gourmet pizza parlor called the Gree… (WSJ, 30 Aug 1987, p. 95) (Q2680)