Capone's
N10302 Us-151
Malone, WI 53049
(920) 795-4140
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Capones of Pipe is a Wisconsin landmark. It is believed to be a watering hole for Al Capone on his way to his hideout up north, as well as haunted by a scorned woman on the third floor . Originally known as Furhman's Hotel & built in 1846 before Wisconsin was even a state, it was a stagecoach rest stop for tired and hungry travelers. The first floor was kitchen and dining room, with a bar for the men and an ice cream parlor for women and children. The second and third floors had 22 rooms for rent, 2 of which were bridal suites.

Al Capone's presence is vividly felt in the decor. A 1948 Chevy shot full of bullet holes adorns the dance floor area, and high above it perched in the corner with a gun in his hand is a life-like and life-sized figure of a daunting Al Capone.

There is a beautiful outdoor patio that overlooks Lake Winnebago and services customers with a fantastic summer drink list and full menu in the warm months. Capones secret pizza recipe is their claim to fame, along with a full menu including sandwiches, steak and the famous Wisconsin fish fry.

Seasonal shuttle service is available to Capones from the park as well as from Calumet Harbor.