Completely unaware of its reputation, I came here with my wife's family for a family gathering. Well, they couldn't have picked a worse place for "family gathering." The place is loud (you have to shout to each other to carry a conversation), jam packed (we had to sit in tables in the opposite corners of the place), and the pizza is horrible (more on that soon).
To me, the only positive thing of the place is the organ music. I guess that's how they earn their keep and draw the large crowd. They take crowd requests, and the organist actually is quite good. But that's about the only good thing of the whole experience.
As soon as we walked in, a huge sign greeted us "Cash or checks only, no credit or debit cards." What era are we in, 1940's? In this day and age, the only places that accept cash only are those taking tax advantages.
And the pizza. Tasted like cardboard with cheese and not-so-fresh toppings. Any store-bought frozen pizza would have tasted better. And then they cheated on the toppings too. We ordered a 2-topping pie, only to see the number of pepperoni on ours being about half of that of a 1-topping pepperoni pizza. Hello? I paid for 2 toppings, not 2 different toppings splitting half-n-half. Honestly, I really don't know how other reviewers think their pizza is even "ok." To this day, I could not believe anyone could ruin pizzas this badly.
Overall, the place has the ambience of a German beer hall during Oktoberfest. Organ playing was kinda cool, and I can see how this is a "family place" cuz kids generally would like the music. But the food is terrible. If you want to come here, eat somewhere else first (get a hot dog from the gas stations nearby or something), then come enjoy the organ with ice cream. But then again, if they screw up pizzas so badly, maybe you shouldn't brave the ice cream either.