Organ Piper Pizza Palace In Wisconsin Just Might Be The Strangest Tourist Trap Yet

There are a lot of choices to be made when ordering a pizza off the menu. Extra cheese? Thin crust? Mushrooms?

One quirky Wisconsin pizza parlor offers more than toppings - Organ Piper Pizza Palace gives visitors a chance to experience a full-on organ recital. Yep, at this place, there's a gentleman playing away as you eat your pie. The experience is as weird as it is wonderful and it proves that organs are not just for churches. Here's why a stop at Organ Piper Pizza Palace will be music to your ears.

Organ Piper Pizza is located in Greenfield, a suburb of Milwaukee. It first opened in 1976. There actually used to be a lot of pizza places with organs but most have disappeared.

The organ is a work of art - it's a 1929 full orchestra Wurlitzer theater pipe organ that used to be in the Milwaukee Avalon Theater.

The restaurant employs a full-time organist. Every day the restaurant is open, the organ is played for the enjoyment of diners. Would you like to hear your favorite song played? Just fill out a request card - you can find them near the organ. You can also request music for a special celebration, like a birthday party.

The Pizza Palace has a game room with lots of fun arcade games - if the organ music is not enough to entertain the kids.

You'll find lots of great options on the menu, including "The Milwaukee Special," made with sausage, onion and mushrooms.

The restaurant has an old-school system for pizza orders. When you place your order, you're given a number. When it's ready, a board number board lights up. Keep an eye open - it's easy to lose yourself in the music!

Organ Piper Pizza is open from Tuesday to Sunday. Carry-out and frozen pizzas are available. Wisconsin has some wonderful pizza parlors - here are some more you should visit.