Capp's is a place of givens: It's a given that some high-spirited regulars are hunched over the bar, that Frank Sinatra's singing on the jukebox, and that you'll be served huge portions of straightforward Italian fare at low prices in a raucous atmosphere that prevails until closing. The waitresses are usually brusque and bossy, but always with a wink. Long tables are set up for family-style dining: bread, soup, salad, choice of around 20 classic main dishes (herb-roasted leg of lamb, spaghetti with meatballs, osso buco with fresh polenta, fettuccine with rock shrimp), and dessert--all for $15 to $17 or so per person, around $10 for kids. You might have to wait an hour for a table, but you won't get bored if the old cronies at the bar take a liking to you.