The classic IBM Selectric typewriter aflame is one of 2 paddles Chris has spawned. Check out more of his work at www.chworkshop.com

This paddle was born during the first Christmas party under Emma’s current ownership, and was delivered back to the shop just before Pedro left our kitchen, having had a few years to put his own tune to it.

Mario exalts as maybe his number 3 just arrived after a long day of carting.

Connie’s paddle is a fan favorite. Kaleidoscopic and sweet at the same time.

Matt said, “It’s all about the pizza paddles. What if we decorated pizza paddles, involve your staff and guests, and hung the artwork up in the shop?”

Jeff raised lots of money running for Boston Children’s Hospital Miles for Miracles Marathon Team. His humorous paddle is our receipt of donation to his great cause.

Many guests are drawn to the first decorated paddle Emma’s hung up. It is socially uncomfortable, perfect for our lunch crowd! www.chworkshop.com

If you’re lucky enough to sit under this peaceful scene, check out the three-dimensional aspects of one of our most colorful peels.

Pedro’s paddles are intricately detailed. The care and time Pedro spends on his work is clear. His work’s ties to his human interaction are more subtle, yet unmistakable.

If she’s silly enough to return, I’m going to wrap Betsy up in the first long-term Emma’s employment contract.

Pedro’s paddles are intricately detailed. The care and time Pedro spends on his work is clear. His work’s ties to his human interaction are more subtle, yet unmistakable.

Splashing colors all over the paddle is what our cooks do every day before reaching into the hot ovens to cook your masterpieces.

Max knew if his paddle referenced both the New York Mets and the Syracuse Orange, it would get some prime display area. Smarty pants...