Pappas Restaurant and Sports Bar - Parkville MD
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member Don.Morfe
N 39° 22.860 W 076° 33.558
18S E 365701 N 4360217
In 1972, the recipe for Pappas’ Famous Crab Cake was born, and for fifty years, this secret recipe has remained unchanged and well guarded by the Pappas Family.
Waymark Code: WM16BHH
Location: Maryland, United States
Date Posted: 06/23/2022
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member bluesnote
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I have been going to Pappas Restaurant for a very long time since I live in the neighborhood. If fact I went to Wargo's before it became Pappas. Yes, their crab cake is the best.

From the Pappas Restaurant website:

"The Pappas Story
In 1972, the recipe for Pappas’ Famous Crab Cake was born, and for fifty years, this secret recipe has remained unchanged and well guarded by the Pappas Family. You are about to enjoy the result, a true gem of Baltimore: the BEST crab cake in Maryland!

The man responsible: Mark Pappas. Born in 1932 in Velvendos, a small yet proud town in Northern Greece, Mark Pappas learned quickly the value of hard work, humble service and personal integrity. In 1956, he came to the United States in search of the American Dream. With no money in his pocket and not understanding a word of English, Mr. Pappas settled in Baltimore with his uncle’s family and made a name for himself. By 1961, he’d learned English, became a proud citizen of this country, and saved enough money to buy the Mount Vernon Restaurant with a partner. Here, in downtown Baltimore, he developed a nose for seafood and a commonsense approach to customer service: give them delicious, high quality food for a fair price and they’ll come back.

By the early 70’s, with a beautiful wife and three small children in tow, he was ready to set out on his own in Parkville, Baltimore County. He took over Wargo’s Western Steak House & Stag Bar, renamed it Pappas Restaurant & Sports Bar, and developed a diverse restaurant menu including a wide selection of steak, pasta, and fresh seafood entrees including his unique, eight-ounce heavenly crab cake. It wasn’t long before the word spread, and soon his customer base grew.

In 2010, with his son Steve in command, Mr. Pappas branched out to Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel County, and in 2014 to Cockeysville. We are proud to continue the Pappas legacy and hope you enjoy your experience at our restaurant."

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Real Ale: no

Bar Food Available: yes

Restaurant: yes

Children Allowed: Restaurant only

Dogs Allowed: no

Garden: no

CAMRA Listed: no

Accommodation: no

Beer brewed on site: no

Website: [Web Link]

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