Pizza Extreme (Q512)

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pizza chain founded in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1991 by two former Pizza Pit employees
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Pizza Extreme
pizza chain founded in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1991 by two former Pizza Pit employees
  • Pizza Pit Extreme
  • Pizza Pit/Pizza Extreme

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Pizza Extreme offers stuffed pizzas beginning with the 9-inch plain cheese pizza
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The founders of Glass Nickel Pizza Co. met while working at Pizza Extreme.
Richard F. Meyer's obituary (2002): 'During his retirement, helped start Pizza Extreme in Madison in 1991, and was vice president.' Help-wanted ads of Jan. 2000 and March 2004 list the same stores: 5706 Raymond Rd., 605 E. Washington Ave., 2936 Fish Hatchery Rd., 1207 N. Sherman Ave. Third in the State Journal readers' 2002 pizza poll.
By Oct. 1993 Pizza Extreme had a 'westside location' (276-7840) besides 605 E. Washington Ave. and was hiring because 'our business is increasing at the speed of light'.
Third in the 1997 Readers' Choice pizza poll. Jim Meyer hired managers for 'our pizza restaurants' at $20,000–35,000 in Aug. and Oct. 1997 ('a growing company with room for advancement'), from 1207 N. Sherman Ave. and then 605 E. Washington Ave.; drivers were sought at both in September.
1998 hiring: managers at $22,000–32,000, drivers at $8–14 an hour and counter help at $6–7 in April; from August a standing block for all three stores (605 E. Washington, 2936 Fish Hatchery, 1207 N. Sherman) with resumes to Harry Smith at the Fish Hatchery Road office, fax 827-5497. A Taste of Madison booth (76) in September.