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In search of the perfect pizza: Ned's

Published Dec. 20, 2012

The first time I tried Ned's Pizza was around 20 years ago during a fantasy football draft party. I was a fan instantly, but I didn't live anywhere near their location so over time I forgot about Ned's. I was re-introduced when I bought my house and drove past it on my way to a friend's house. I remembered how much I enjoyed their thin crust and pizza sauce.

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In search of the perfect pizza: Benny's

Published Dec. 6, 2012

My dad has a friend who owns a bar a few blocks south of Lincoln on 13th Street. When he is in town, I occasionally join him there for a beverage or two. On my way there, I've passed Benny's Pizza, 1102 W. Lincoln Ave. There were always customers there, so I figured it may be worth a visit.

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In search of the perfect pizza: Marco's Pizza

Published Nov. 15, 2012

Marco's "World Famous" Pizza, 6234 S. 27th St., started in 1959. The first time I noticed Marco's Pizza was over 10 years ago, when I used to shoot pool at Romine's. One of my best friends lives near the South 27th Street location and orders from them often. He's a big fan of the sauce and recommended I give their pizza a try.

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In search of the perfect pizza: Pepi's Pizza

Published Oct. 25, 2012

I own one of those Entertainment Books that expires next week, so I thought this would be a good time to start using it. As I paged through the pseudo pizzeria section, I noticed Pepi's Pizza had a coupon in there. It seemed like as good a time as any to try them out.

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European Homemade Sausage Shop: Old world delicacies meet Facebook

Published March 26, 2012

During the final days of 2009, Frank Jakubczak closed his family business in the heart of the ethnic South Side. Over 36 years, the Polish immigrant had built his European Homemade Sausage Shop on Muskego Avenue into a strong enough enterprise to raise three children and help them get good educations. But Jakubczak returned to the kitchen, European Homemade Sausage Shop has a slick website, and more than 1,300 people like it on Facebook. What happened?

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How to Bowl Like a Champ

Anyone who sucks at bowling needs to give duck pin bowling a try. You'll feel like a king in no time! Lucky for Milwaukeeans, we've got Koz's at our disposal. Koz's Mini Bowl (2078 S. 7th St) is a quintessential Southside Milwaukee dive-bar. A kitschy, comfortable, cozy throwback situated on the ...


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