Rocky Rococo
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| Type | Private |
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| Industry | Restaurants |
| Founded | Madison, Wisconsin, U.S. (1974) |
| Headquarters | Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, U.S. |
| Number of locations | 40 |
| Key people | Thomas R. (Tom) Hester, President, Owner Trey Hester, VP Steve Reemel, Director Marketing[1] |
| Products | Pizza, Pasta |
| Revenue | $40 Million |
| Parent | Rocky Rococo Corporation |
| Website | rockyrococo.com |
Rocky Rococo is a chain of North American restaurants, which specializes in selling pan-style pizza by the slice. Wayne Mosley and Roger Brown opened their first store in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1974. They sold the franchise rights of the company to Tom Hester and a group of investors in 1987. The name is a reference to a Firesign Theater character.
There are more than 40 locations, most in Wisconsin, and one each in the states of Minnesota and Washington.[2] The chain generates about $40 million in annual sales.[3] The chain previously had locations in Florida, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.
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