$15 for $35 Worth of Italian Dinner Cuisine and Drinks
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- Homemade pasta
- Critically acclaimed house salad
- Charming décor
- Family owned establishment
The best way to capture a wild, rampaging meal is to hook it with a gigantic pasta lasso. Test your roping arm with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $35 worth of Italian dinner cuisine and drinks at Chiapparelli's Restaurant in Havre de Grace.
Chiapparelli’s is an award-winning Little Italy mainstay known for its saucy bowls, acclaimed house salad, and generational legacy. Start your evening dining experience, with antipasti such as fried provolone with homemade tomato sauce ($6) or gently fried calamari fritti dipped in marinara sauce ($8). Homemade pasta dishes all include the restaurant's famed house salad and freshly baked golden loaves. Vegetarians can veer toward the drooling gnocchi, delicate food purses filled with Italian cheeses and served with creamy parmigiano and tomato sauce ($17), or the besto pesto, a creamy conglomerate of pine nuts, parmesan, and basil pesto available un-meated ($17), or with chicken ($19) or shrimp ($24). Chiapparelli's serves five veal dishes and a variety of sea-meat selections, including seafood ravioli ($26) and shrimp primavera serio, drenched in a creamy pink sauce with fettuccine ($25). A children's menu features little-people pleasers, such as chicken fingers and spaghetti and meatballs ($8 each, including beverage).
Plan a romantic date at the quaint eatery, where white tablecloths convey dinner-party fancery. Or, wrangle your best buds and post up at the old-fashioned, glossy bar for a glass of wine after a particularly bromantic meal.
Reviews
Yelpers give Chiapparellis an average of three stars. Seventy-five percent of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- If you're looking for solid Italian food, a decent wine selection, and great service, then I highly recommend this place. – rebecca m., yelp
- Best gnocchi & salad in Baltimore – Fr. John Trigilio Jr., Urbanspoon
- Homemade pasta
- Critically acclaimed house salad
- Charming décor
- Family owned establishment
The best way to capture a wild, rampaging meal is to hook it with a gigantic pasta lasso. Test your roping arm with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $35 worth of Italian dinner cuisine and drinks at Chiapparelli's Restaurant in Havre de Grace.
Chiapparelli’s is an award-winning Little Italy mainstay known for its saucy bowls, acclaimed house salad, and generational legacy. Start your evening dining experience, with antipasti such as fried provolone with homemade tomato sauce ($6) or gently fried calamari fritti dipped in marinara sauce ($8). Homemade pasta dishes all include the restaurant's famed house salad and freshly baked golden loaves. Vegetarians can veer toward the drooling gnocchi, delicate food purses filled with Italian cheeses and served with creamy parmigiano and tomato sauce ($17), or the besto pesto, a creamy conglomerate of pine nuts, parmesan, and basil pesto available un-meated ($17), or with chicken ($19) or shrimp ($24). Chiapparelli's serves five veal dishes and a variety of sea-meat selections, including seafood ravioli ($26) and shrimp primavera serio, drenched in a creamy pink sauce with fettuccine ($25). A children's menu features little-people pleasers, such as chicken fingers and spaghetti and meatballs ($8 each, including beverage).
Plan a romantic date at the quaint eatery, where white tablecloths convey dinner-party fancery. Or, wrangle your best buds and post up at the old-fashioned, glossy bar for a glass of wine after a particularly bromantic meal.
Reviews
Yelpers give Chiapparellis an average of three stars. Seventy-five percent of Urbanspooners recommend it.
- If you're looking for solid Italian food, a decent wine selection, and great service, then I highly recommend this place. – rebecca m., yelp
- Best gnocchi & salad in Baltimore – Fr. John Trigilio Jr., Urbanspoon
Need To Know Info
About Chiapparelli's Restaurant
Chiapparelli's first opened its doors to Baltimore's Little Italy in 1942, regaling diners with a tradition-inspired approach to Old-World cuisine that the founding family's present generations continue to embrace. The chefs simmer pots of ripe tomatoes, onions, and herbs to craft marinara sauce and deftly form meatballs and ravioli by hand. By incorporating steamed clams, lump crabmeat, and fresh kraken, they allow the mid-Atlantic region's maritime ingredients to influence the menu's iconic, transatlantic flavors. In recognition of the family's commitment to hearty and nostalgic Italian cuisine, Zagat praised the menus of both the Little Italy and Havre de Grace locations, rating them each as "very good to excellent."