Server Sara Pratt, with 29 years at Chappy, presents Cathy’s Rum Punch.
Grilled Shrimp with Thai peanut sauce atop Asian slaw.
Chapoquoit Grill owner John Reid.LARRY EGAN PHOTO
Executive Chef Clancy Heicher grabs a take-out ticket.
Hannah Gonsalves smiles as she gets ready to serve up pizza and pasta.
Bread service with house-made breads baked fresh daily.
The special fruit, nut, and cheese salad with Coonamessett Farms greens tossed in a maple-walnut vinaigrette.
Portuguese-style Chappy Little Necks appetizer – just add linguine to make it an entrée.
Sous Chef Bridgett Flynn and the Warm Goat Cheese Salad with goat cheese and focaccia toasted in the wood-fired oven.
The Spice Rubbed Tuna special tastes as good as it looks.
The Statler Chicken Cacciatore special was an evening favorite.
Perfectly seared salmon atop celeriac purée with spinach and barigoule.
The grilled New York Strip Steak with a tomato fondue sits atop grilled asparagus, a crispy mushroom and truffle risotto cake and red wine demiglace.
A table's entrées – including the Penne á la Vodka with meatballs – ready to be served up.
A wood-fired New Haven-style Margherita pizza.
Longtime Chappy bartender Kathy McEvoy-Allen (r) and her daughter June Mello (l), who currently handles the take-out ordering.
To quote owner John Reid, Nicole Jacoby is "the boss" at Chapoquoit Grill.
Dessert favorites made by baker Laurie Finlayson include (clockside from left to right) Key Lime Pie, Toffee Torte and Chocolate Cake with ice cream.
The line forms as 5 pm approaches.