Tamarack II (1300 South Midvale Boulevard) (Q2251)
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store at 1300 South Midvale Boulevard, Madison
- The Tamarack
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Tamarack II (1300 South Midvale Boulevard) |
store at 1300 South Midvale Boulevard, Madison |
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1981
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operated the Tamarack at 1300 S. Midvale Blvd. for more than nine years
1980
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reviewed favorably shortly after it opened, almost four years ago
August 1990
31 August 1990
15 May 1990
1 September 1990
20 May 1991
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John Pal, Inc., dba Yen Ching, 1300 S. Midvale Blvd.
16 November 1980
1 April 1984
19 August 1989
6 October 1985
27 February 1986
5 October 1986
1 May 1986
7 October 1984
May 1986
1980
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August 1990
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Noll said Stewart consistently blocked his efforts to add a full service bar
A Midvale Plaza restaurant 'noted for its sandwiches and thin-crust pizza', run as Tamarack Pizza, Inc.; closed in Aug. 1990 with 22 employees after a nine-year run when the alderwoman blocked a full bar ('two bars in the same small shopping center'); a Yen Ching Chinese restaurant took the space.
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Opened in autumn 1980 (not 1981) in the Brookwood Shopping Center as the offspring of the Nolls' Tamarack in Portage; Schubert called its homemade thin-crust pizza 'among the best in Madison' (Tamarack Supreme; large $5.95–$7.95); LaRose (1989) praised the 10-inch sausage-mushroom pie (about $5) with a mozzarella–Monterey Jack blend; open from 7 a.m. by 1989.
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1985 guide hours: Sun 4–11 p.m., Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–1 a.m.
Fall 1986 guide: 'Jumbo pizza, salad bar and Italian dinners'; Sun 4–11 p.m., Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–1 a.m.
Fall 1984 guide: 'Full liquor restaurant with lots of stained glass and comfortable booths ... Tamarack II is a favorite among U.W.-Madison and local high school sports fans.'
