Dahmen’s Pizza - Revision history

Jacques: Add the 2010–2014 years from the newspaper research recorded in the database; earlier text kept

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Add the 2010–2014 years from the newspaper research recorded in the database; earlier text kept

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	==History==		==History==
	Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May ~~2010 following~~ the ~~closing of~~ Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant on April 30, 2010<ref name="mc-2010-07-21-dahmens-review">Kalk Derby, S. (2010, July 21). [https://madison.com/life-entertainment/local/food-drink/reviews/article_c99219b8-9411-11df-8648-001cc4c002e0.html "Plentiful pizza, tasty breadsticks, rock-bottom prices."] ''madison.com''.</ref>, having bought the business that had briefly been Pizza Oven West<ref name="ct-2010-05-20-p7">Martell, C. (2010, May 20). Table Talk: the Dahmen brothers bought the business that was briefly Pizza Oven West. ''The Capital Times''. p. 7. Newspapers.com image [https://www.newspapers.com/image/522590030/ 522590030].</ref>. They kept its pizza buffet ($7.49 at lunch, $8.49 at dinner) and added nine specialty pies, deep-fried Parmesan breadsticks and a Friday fish fry<ref name="mc-2010-07-21-dahmens-review" />. A 2013 feature counted 10 to 15 employees, many of them family, a salad bar, a banquet room for 100, and a program that trained special-needs students from Memorial High School<ref name="mc-2013-12-03-dahmens-family">Carlson, J. (2013, December 3). [https://madison.com/business/article_6a251009-8d29-55d4-960d-9ee91165cc29.html "Many family members serve up the pizza at Dahmen's."] ''madison.com''.</ref>. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

	Closed some time prior to Sept, 2019 when the same location was mentioned as the site of a new chinese restaurant<ref>Derby, SK (2019, October 20) “Surprises Abound at Szechuan Garden”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>. The closing date was Friday, June 3, 2016; the brothers turned to a new pub<ref name="mc-2016-06-06-dahmens-closes">Kalk Derby, S. (2016, June 6). [https://madison.com/life-entertainment/local/food-drink/blog/article_a409cfa9-af5a-5319-b106-1f1cbfd6a9bd.html "Restaurant News: Dahmen's Pizza Place closes, brothers focus on new pub."] ''madison.com''.</ref>.		Closed some time prior to Sept, 2019 when the same location was mentioned as the site of a new chinese restaurant<ref>Derby, SK (2019, October 20) “Surprises Abound at Szechuan Garden”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>. The closing date was Friday, June 3, 2016; the brothers turned to a new pub<ref name="mc-2016-06-06-dahmens-closes">Kalk Derby, S. (2016, June 6). [https://madison.com/life-entertainment/local/food-drink/blog/article_a409cfa9-af5a-5319-b106-1f1cbfd6a9bd.html "Restaurant News: Dahmen's Pizza Place closes, brothers focus on new pub."] ''madison.com''.</ref>.

Jacques: Site renamed from Pizzapedia to Madison Pizza Wiki

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Site renamed from Pizzapedia to Madison Pizza Wiki

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[The Pizza Oven]]		* [[The Pizza Oven]]
	* [[Item:Q727\|Dahmen's in the ~~Pizzapedia~~ database]]		* [[Item:Q727\|Dahmen's in the Madison Pizza Wiki database]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
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Jacques: Add the closing date and source from the research recorded in the database; earlier text kept

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Add the closing date and source from the research recorded in the database; earlier text kept

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	Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May 2010 following the closing of Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May 2010 following the closing of Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

	Closed some time prior to Sept, 2019 when the same location was mentioned as the site of a new chinese restaurant<ref>Derby, SK (2019, October 20) “Surprises Abound at Szechuan Garden”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		Closed some time prior to Sept, 2019 when the same location was mentioned as the site of a new chinese restaurant<ref>Derby, SK (2019, October 20) “Surprises Abound at Szechuan Garden”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>. The closing date was Friday, June 3, 2016; the brothers turned to a new pub<ref name="mc-2016-06-06-dahmens-closes">Kalk Derby, S. (2016, June 6). [https://madison.com/life-entertainment/local/food-drink/blog/article_a409cfa9-af5a-5319-b106-1f1cbfd6a9bd.html "Restaurant News: Dahmen's Pizza Place closes, brothers focus on new pub."] ''madison.com''.</ref>.

	* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
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	The sole location for this restaurant was located at Clock Tower Court, in the same location as a former Hooter’s, as well as a Brat Und Brau.		The sole location for this restaurant was located at Clock Tower Court, in the same location as a former Hooter’s, as well as a Brat Und Brau.

	* 6654 Mineral Point Rd.		* [[6654 Mineral Point Road\|6654 Mineral Point Rd.]]

			==See also==
			* [[The Pizza Oven]]
			* [[Item:Q727\|Dahmen's in the Pizzapedia database]]

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	<references />		<references />

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	==History==		==History==
	Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May 2010 following the closing of Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May 2010 following the closing of Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

			Closed some time prior to Sept, 2019 when the same location was mentioned as the site of a new chinese restaurant<ref>Derby, SK (2019, October 20) “Surprises Abound at Szechuan Garden”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

	* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

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	==History==		==History==
			Brothers Justin and Tyler Dahmen opened the restaurant in May 2010 following the closing of Pizza Oven West. The brothers were alumni of nearby Memorial High School, where their father was principal at the time the restaurant opened. The restaurant was somewhat of a continuation of Pizza Oven West, including some of that menu, but added nightly specials and a Friday Fish Fry<ref>Martell, C. (2010, May 20) “Table Talk”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.

	* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
	* Opened late April or early May 2010<ref>(2010, May 2). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.

	==Locations==		==Locations==

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	==History==		==History==
	* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(April 16~~, 2010~~). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(2010, April 16). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
	* Opened late April or early May 2010<ref>(May 2~~, 2010~~). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.		* Opened late April or early May 2010<ref>(2010, May 2). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.

	==Locations==		==Locations==

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	==History==		==History==
	* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
	* ~~Mention of opening~~ late April or early May 2010<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.		* Opened late April or early May 2010<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.

	==Locations==		==Locations==

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	==History==		==History==
	* Application for liquor license <ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license in mid-April 2010<ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
	* Mention of opening<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.		* Mention of opening late April or early May 2010<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.

	==Locations==		==Locations==

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	==History==		==History==
	* Application for liquor license <ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.		* Application for liquor license <ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
	* Mention of opening<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.		* Mention of opening<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.</ref>.

	==Locations==		==Locations==

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	==History==		==History==
	* Application for liquor license <ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''</ref>.		* Application for liquor license <ref>(April 16, 2010). “WSJ Legals”. ''Wisconsin State Journal''.</ref>.
			* Mention of opening<ref>(May 2, 2010). “Celebrations”, ''Wisconsin State Journal''. p6.

	==Locations==		==Locations==