Rocky Rococo

Rocky Rococo

Rocky Rococo is a popular pizza chain that originated in Madison, Wisconsin, in the United States. The chain was founded by James Martin Pedersen and Arnold Shain in 1974. The name "Rocky Rococo" is a play on the name of a character from the comedy radio show, The Firesign Theatre.

History

Rocky Rococo was established in 1974 by James Martin Pedersen and Arnold Shain. The first location was opened in Madison, Wisconsin. The founders were inspired by the character Rocky Rococo from The Firesign Theatre's comedy radio show. The character was known for his humorous and quirky personality, which the founders wanted to incorporate into their pizza chain.

Menu

Rocky Rococo's menu primarily consists of pizza, but they also offer a variety of other items such as breadsticks, salads, and desserts. Their pizza is known for its thick, rectangular slices, which are often referred to as "Pan Style Pizza". They also offer a variety of toppings, including traditional options like pepperoni and sausage, as well as more unique options like spicy Italian sausage and artichoke hearts.

Locations

Since its establishment, Rocky Rococo has expanded to multiple locations across the United States. While the majority of their locations are in Wisconsin, they also have locations in other states such as Minnesota and North Dakota.

Reception

Rocky Rococo has received positive reviews for its unique pan-style pizza and fun, quirky atmosphere. It has become a beloved institution in Wisconsin and continues to be a popular choice for pizza lovers across the United States.

See Also

• List of pizza chains of the United States
• Cuisine of the Midwestern United States
• The Firesign Theatre

References

• Rocky Rococo official website
• The Firesign Theatre official website

External Links

• Rocky Rococo Official Website
• The Firesign Theatre Official Website