$15 for $35 Worth of Italian Dinner Cuisine and Drinks at Chiapparelli's Restaurant
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- Dinner service nightly
- Critically acclaimed salad
- Charming décor
- Friendly, family-run eatery
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 deal. For $15, you'll get $35 worth of Italian dinner cuisine and drinks at Chiapparelli's Restaurant, an award-winning eatery known for its saucy bowls, acclaimed house salad, and generational legacy.
Bricks from Humpty Dumpty's fateful perch line the walls, while white tablecloths convey dinner-party fancery at this Little Italy mainstay. For your evening dining experience, temper tummy grumbles with antipasti such as roasted garlic bread dusted with parmesan ($4), freshly baked clams crested with bacon and bread crumbs ($9), or gently battered squid bites dipped in marinara sauce ($8). Pasta dishes all include the restaurant's famed salad and homemade golden loaves. Vegetarians can veer toward the homemade gnocchi, delicate food purses full of ricotta and served with your choice of sauce ($16.23), or the besto pesto without meat ($16.23). Chiapparelli's serves five veal dishes and a variety of sea-meat selections, including seafood ravioli ($25.18) and shrimp and crab Luigi, drenched in a creamy pink sauce with fettuccine ($25.18). A children's menu includes little-people pleasers like dino-shaped chicken fingers and spaghetti ($6 each).
Post up at the old-fashioned, glossy bar for a glass of wine after dinner.
You must redeem this Groupon with dinner reservation only.
Reviews
Frommer's, the Baltimore City Paper, and the Baltimore Sun make their recommendations when it comes to Chiapparelli's:
- Southern Italian dishes in red sauce are the trademark at this longtime favorite, but do try Grandma's ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta. Pizzas and panini are on the lunch menu, but dinner is the main event, when veal is the star. You'll also find tasty chicken dishes and many classics such as pescatore Christopher and shrimp parmigiana. – Frommer's
- Chiapparelli's legendary Italian house salad. Tangy, creamy, and predominantly cheesy, this crisp salad is worth the trip. The generous portions of the Chiapparelli's very traditional house specialties are satisfying as well. – Baltimore City Paper
While some people had qualms with the food they ordered, the majority found resolve in Chiapparelli's classic offerings and atmosphere. Yelpers give Chiapparelli's 3.5 stars, TripAdvisors give three owl eyes, and 121 Urbanspooners give 75% approval:
- Old school Italian at its best. – justin p., Yelp
- Best gnocchi & salad in Baltimore. – Fr.John Trigilio Jr., Urbanspoon
- The Italian wedding soup was simply delicious; and the salad and bread were excellent...Possibly the best part of the restaurant is its ambiance. – Marc G., Yelp
- Dinner service nightly
- Critically acclaimed salad
- Charming décor
- Friendly, family-run eatery
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 deal. For $15, you'll get $35 worth of Italian dinner cuisine and drinks at Chiapparelli's Restaurant, an award-winning eatery known for its saucy bowls, acclaimed house salad, and generational legacy.
Bricks from Humpty Dumpty's fateful perch line the walls, while white tablecloths convey dinner-party fancery at this Little Italy mainstay. For your evening dining experience, temper tummy grumbles with antipasti such as roasted garlic bread dusted with parmesan ($4), freshly baked clams crested with bacon and bread crumbs ($9), or gently battered squid bites dipped in marinara sauce ($8). Pasta dishes all include the restaurant's famed salad and homemade golden loaves. Vegetarians can veer toward the homemade gnocchi, delicate food purses full of ricotta and served with your choice of sauce ($16.23), or the besto pesto without meat ($16.23). Chiapparelli's serves five veal dishes and a variety of sea-meat selections, including seafood ravioli ($25.18) and shrimp and crab Luigi, drenched in a creamy pink sauce with fettuccine ($25.18). A children's menu includes little-people pleasers like dino-shaped chicken fingers and spaghetti ($6 each).
Post up at the old-fashioned, glossy bar for a glass of wine after dinner.
You must redeem this Groupon with dinner reservation only.
Reviews
Frommer's, the Baltimore City Paper, and the Baltimore Sun make their recommendations when it comes to Chiapparelli's:
- Southern Italian dishes in red sauce are the trademark at this longtime favorite, but do try Grandma's ravioli stuffed with spinach and ricotta. Pizzas and panini are on the lunch menu, but dinner is the main event, when veal is the star. You'll also find tasty chicken dishes and many classics such as pescatore Christopher and shrimp parmigiana. – Frommer's
- Chiapparelli's legendary Italian house salad. Tangy, creamy, and predominantly cheesy, this crisp salad is worth the trip. The generous portions of the Chiapparelli's very traditional house specialties are satisfying as well. – Baltimore City Paper
While some people had qualms with the food they ordered, the majority found resolve in Chiapparelli's classic offerings and atmosphere. Yelpers give Chiapparelli's 3.5 stars, TripAdvisors give three owl eyes, and 121 Urbanspooners give 75% approval:
- Old school Italian at its best. – justin p., Yelp
- Best gnocchi & salad in Baltimore. – Fr.John Trigilio Jr., Urbanspoon
- The Italian wedding soup was simply delicious; and the salad and bread were excellent...Possibly the best part of the restaurant is its ambiance. – Marc G., Yelp
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."