Rocky Rococo
American regional pizza chain
Rocky Rococo is a regional chain of pizzerias based in the Midwestern United States. Known for its distinctive pan-style pizza, Rocky Rococo has become a beloved institution in the areas it serves, particularly in Wisconsin.
History[edit | edit source]
Rocky Rococo was founded in 1974 by Wayne Mosley and Roger Brown in Madison, Wisconsin. The concept was inspired by the duo's desire to bring a unique style of pizza to the Midwest, combining elements of Chicago-style pizza with their own innovations. The first restaurant opened on Gilman Street in Madison, quickly gaining popularity for its hearty slices and family-friendly atmosphere.
The name "Rocky Rococo" was chosen to evoke a sense of fun and whimsy, with the character of Rocky Rococo becoming a central part of the brand's identity. Over the years, the chain expanded throughout Wisconsin and into neighboring states, maintaining a focus on quality ingredients and a welcoming dining experience.
Menu[edit | edit source]
The menu at Rocky Rococo is centered around its signature pan-style pizza, characterized by a thick, buttery crust and generous toppings. Customers can choose from a variety of specialty pizzas, including the "Super Slice," which features a combination of meats, vegetables, and cheeses.
In addition to pizza, Rocky Rococo offers a selection of pasta, salads, and breadsticks. The chain is also known for its unique Italian sausage, which is made using a proprietary blend of spices.
Locations[edit | edit source]
As of 2023, Rocky Rococo operates over 30 locations, primarily in Wisconsin, with additional restaurants in Minnesota and Illinois. Each location is designed to provide a casual and comfortable dining experience, often featuring playful decor that reflects the brand's lighthearted image.
Cultural Impact[edit | edit source]
Rocky Rococo has become a cultural icon in the Midwest, with its distinctive style and branding resonating with generations of pizza lovers. The chain's commitment to quality and community involvement has helped it maintain a loyal customer base over the decades.
The character of Rocky Rococo, often depicted in promotional materials and advertisements, has become synonymous with the brand, embodying its playful and approachable nature.
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