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[QUOTE]First things first the Pats never play well at Denver. Secondly, that game was there for the taking and poor execution and a missed field goal lost it. They weren't blown out and they beat themselves, the problems that currently hold this team back are relatively small in stature. Considering how long the D was out on the field in the thin mile high air in the second half it could of been much worse and they still proved they are a tough team to score 7 against. Third, Tom Brady did not have it yesterday for more reasons than one, but it's only a matter of time until he is consistent and there will be no more cause for concern after the fact. When it clicks that pass to Moss is in his hands for six points. It hasn't clicked yet, there have been signs, but it will click. Fourth, the next two games come against the Titans and the Bucs, I predict a quick healing for the passing woes as the defensive backfields for both teams are filled with holes. Fifth, there are 11 games left people and 14-2 is not a bad record.
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Everyone is going crazy when this team is still in very good shape. They are playing two winless teams up next and look poised to go into their bye 5-2 barring any upsets. They have a Miami team without a starting QB after the bye. They have the very real possibility of being 6-2 when they play Indy in November. now it is clear that Brady is still rusty and working out his kinks. You saw a QB play good enough to pull away from both teams in the first half and stall at the second half of both losses, on the road, to two good teams. The Pats never play well in Denver and haven't for 20 years now. Brady has pretty much until that Indy game to get completely back to form and still be 6-2 and that is not unrealistic. Let's get off of the ledge and put it into perspective, you could be a fan of the same team with the guy with the bag on his head who will be going on 41 years after this season. Happy Monday.
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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Everybody Needs to calm Down : His run for the rings ain't over. Have you seen him play? Playing the best ball of his career. No one else is even close. Go ahead and give him his fourth MVP now. How many MVP's does Dilfter have? Same as Brady? The rings will come grasshopper. Meanwhile, we get to enjoy 12 win seasons for like the last 18 years. You guys will be lucky to go 8-8. LOL
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Dude, seriously.. Peyton is an awesome quarterback, I don't think anyone would deny that.. but boasting about a 12 win season isn't going to cut it if you don't win the big one.. Ask any NFL player, they would give up all the Pro Bowls, all the MVP's all the accolades for RINGS... Let the season play out.. as well as the rest of Peyton's career.. if he winds up with 3+ rings, then come on back and rub it our face... Until then .. shut the F up.
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posted at 10/12/2009 12:33 PM EDTWell, the Colts certainly do not control their schedule and are forced to play whoever the league pits them against. But the strength of schedule argument is certainly true (albeit a little ironic coming from fans of this team, which has benefited from some pretty dang easy schedules in recent years). To be fair, JAX, Seattle and Arizona are 2-2, 2-2, and 2-1, respectively, if you took out the losses to the Colts (which you would logically have to do). However, I have been very impressed with how the Pats did against NYJ, ATL, Balt, and Denver. I would have expected your team to come out 0-4 or 1-3, but instead you came out 2-2 - so, nice job, Pats.
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posted at 10/12/2009 12:39 PM EDTI'm not worried about the losses - we lost to a couple of upstart teams on the road that had to throw the kitchen sink at us (Jets defensively, Broncos offensively) to pull out close wins. This will only help us down the road when/should we meet these teams again. It's good to have some room for improvement, to have a challenge to meet. In the division we have the Jets, in the AFC we have the Broncos and the Colts.
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posted at 10/12/2009 1:04 PM EDTThe mistakes the Patriots made are quite fixable, and they'll only be taken by surprise by the Wild Horses offense once.They'll also only have to face a coach that has all of the inside information on them once. By the time they play again (this year or next), both teams will have had so much more time to improve that it will be a completely different game.


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The Nelson County football team has combined for just 6 wins over the last three seasons and are aiming for their first winning season since 2002. The Governors look to improve from a 1-9 mark a year ago, but will do it with just 28 varsity players.
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Meditation: What does the image of light and a lamp tell us about God's kingdom? Lamps in the ancient world served a vital function, much like they do today. They enable people to see and work in the dark and to avoid stumbling. The Jews also understood "light" as an expression of the inner beauty, truth, and goodness of God. In his light we see light ( Psalm 36:9). His word is a lamp that guides our steps (Psalm 119:105). God's grace not only illumines the darkness in our lives, but it also fills us with spiritual light, joy, and peace. Jesus used the image of a lamp to describe how his disciples are to live in the light of his truth and love. Just as natural light illumines the darkness and enables one to see visually, so the light of Christ shines in the hearts of believers and enables us to see the heavenly reality of God's kingdom. In fact, our mission is to be light-bearers of Christ so that others may see the truth of the gospel and be freed from the blindness of sin and deception.
Jesus remarks that nothing can remain hidden or secret. We can try to hide things from others, from ourselves, and from God. How tempting to shut our eyes from the consequences of our sinful ways and bad habits, even when we know what those consequences are. And how tempting to hide them from others and even from God. But, nonetheless, everything is known to God who sees all. There is great freedom and joy for those who live in God's light and who seek his truth. Those who listen to God and heed his voice will receive more from him; they will not lack what they need to live as Christ's disciples, and they will shine as lights to those who hunger for God's truth and wisdom. Do you know the joy and freedom of living in God's light?
"Lord Jesus, you guide me by the light of your saving truth. Fill my heart and mind with your light and truth and free me from the blindness of sin and deception that I may see your ways clearly and understand your will for my life. May I radiate your light and truth to others in word and deed."
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Is this a tinned copper pan? Opinion requested
Hi all ...
I am interested in whether my Williams Sonoma France copper pan is tin or steel lined.
The bottom of the pan is rough (possibly indicating melted tin?).
I see some "drops" near the handle that might suggest it was tinned.
Can anyone give me an educated opinon on whether it is tin or steel coated please?
Thanks in advance ...
Stainless steel lined. You wouldn't see the edges of the rivets so well if it were tinned, plus all Mauviel that I'm aware of that is tin-lined also has copper rivets.
I agree w/ 3G. What's the rim look like? You should be able to see both the copper and the SS there if it's bimetal.
According to Williams Sonoma's website, the only Mauviel pan they carry that is tinned is the one for making pommes Anna. All of the other Mauviel listed is stainless steel lined. However, they also carry Ruffoni, which is all tinned. That said, the photographs of the interior of your pan do not look like anything I would be willing to pay for at any price. I don't think a stainless steel lined copper pan could ever have a bottom looking like that, and if it's tinned, it's damaged, likely from overheating with nothing in it. Can you take it back for an exchange or refund? Even if you bought it at a garage sale, they may be willing to help find a better resolution. Good luck!
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OK ... based on the answers that I have received up to now ...I had better give you all some more information. The pan is older than WSs current line ... so checking the WS site probably won't help (I laready did that) ... I don't think that it is a Mauviel (it isn't marked as such). I guess all pans by WS might be Mauviel ... but it would seem as though they would mark it as such.
The rivets are copper ... you are looking at the tin/steel side of the rivets.
If kaleokahu is suggesting that if I can see metal on the inside and copper on the rim ... then it is steel? The rim is also covered with the steel/tin ... So, then it seems like it is tin. I see no copper on the rim.
I am not concerned about the damage at this time ... I got a good deal on the pan ... especially if it is tinned (which is the purpose of the question).
re: Aussie_Z
If the rivets are copper, then it's definitely tinned. However I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that it wasn't tinned "traditionally", but rather by electrolysis of the tin. Traditional melting/wiping of the tin lining fills in the gaps around the edges of the rivets (at least if a decent flux is used), and yours doesn't show that. Plus, now that I look closely at your center picture, I can see a bit of coppery color showing through the tops of the rivets. That speaks for a thin tin lining, which you'd only generally get with electroplated tin (like what they used to do with cans for food way back in the day).
re: Aussie_Z
Aussie: Yes, I meant that if, at the rim, you can see copper AND another metal, it's a SS-lined pan. If you only see silvery metal and no copper, it's very likely tinned.
If you want to be sure, you can try scratching a bit of the metal away at the rim (where it won't affect performance/safety).
re: tim irvine
Red Arrow: metallic edge of rim.
Yellow arrows: melted lining at edge of pan
Blue arrow: copper showing through rivet. Owner says rivets are copper.
Black arrow: melted lining at rivet
Thus, tinned.
re: alarash
Alll ... thanks for all the opinions ... I am going to go with Tin lined. Sometime in the future I will consider having it retinned ...
Consider this thread closed ... :-)
re: Aussie_Z
Hi, Aussie_Z:
I'm with my buddy alarash--99% sure your pan is tin-lined.
But before you put this pan into deep storage for some eventual "retinning", I have to ask: How much copper is actually showing through the lining? If it is less than a couple square centimeters, it is fine for cooking.
I'm also struck by how (relatively) pristine the lining looks. If the exposed area is within safe limits, I say get in the game and cook with this pan *until* you retin.
Are you sure that is Williams Sonoma? That looks suspiciously like the copper pots they sell to tourists at the market at Porte de Clignancourt in Paris. Brass handle, thin, sloppy, and rough tinning. Thin copper.


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Here at RFT Music, we care about our readers. We want to bring you sunshine, not rain. Joy, not pain. That's why we sucked it up and watched the ridiculous 56th annual Grammy awards last night -- so you didn't have to. No need to thank us -- we were happy to sit through four hours of hell to earn y ... More >>
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In My Mind (Star Trak/Interscope)
Jo Capo's new Noize City Entertainment -- and flagship artist Ajule -- take St. Louis music by storm
Monday, October 31; the Pageant (6161 Delmar Boulevard)
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The B.Coming (Roc-A-Fella)
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Anytime someone uses the world "cancer," stomachs drop and brows furrow. When the word breast cancer is uttered, minds start racing with worries about the worst-case scenario. Leaving the doctor's office after being diagnosed with breast cancer is one of the hardest parts, as you are literally taking your first steps toward treatment. Breathe — it's going to be okay.
Get to Know What You're Dealing With
If you need to break out a recording device to remember everything the doctor said, then do it. Take time out to research all the terms that he or she used. Research the different stages and start finding answers to common questions so you can be better informed. Once you know the basics, you can start asking your doctor the more advanced questions about the cancer and about your treatment.
Start Building Your Support System
Moving forward, you're going to want a two-tier support system. The first tier should be a significant other or a parent who can hold your hand the entire time and stand next to you during doctor's visits. The job of this person isn't easy; they'll know everything about breast cancer and all of your specific treatments, and they'll be the second opinion you seek when you make the hard decisions. They'll also need to be a hand to hold and shoulder to cry on.
The second tier is made up of your friends and family, who will drop by to brighten your day and ask about your well-being. They'll bring books to read while you recover, gossip to keep you in the loop, and jokes to make you laugh. They're like breaths of fresh air in a world of medical jargon and stuffy hospitals.
This is actually one of the hardest steps as you start telling those who are close to you about your breast cancer. It starts to feel real, and you have to say it out loud over and over again.
Find Your Voice and Start Asking Questions
Some doctors and hospitals make a patient feel rushed, especially if the cancer seems minor and easy to treat. This might be good news for you, as you're not a case that the staff is highly worried about, but it can make a patient feel like their not valued or important.
Don't let the doctor or nurse leave until you have every possible question and concern addressed. You're already going through a difficult time in your life; you don't want to be left in the dark in regard to your treatment plan. Ask what test results mean, look at your chart, and have the doctor give explanations of the treatment process.
Treat Yourself
One of the first things you should do after you've been diagnosed with breast cancer is to treat yourself to cupcakes, that purse you've had an eye on, a manicure, or whatever else makes you feel good about yourself. The road ahead won't be easy, so take a little time to make yourself feel good before you have to face it.
Fighting cancer isn't easy, but that doesn't mean you can't beat it. Use it to build strength, not weakness.


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Pappas Restaurant - Parkville
- Address:
1725 Taylor Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21234Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Pappas Restaurant - Parkville
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.pappasparkville.com/
- Phone: (410) 661-4357
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:45pm; Dinner: Monday & Tuesday: 3:45pm - 10:00pm, Wednesday - Saturday: 3:45pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 11:00am - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Wilson Rodriguez
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Let Pappas host your next formal affair from anniversaries to weddings, holiday parties to retirement parties, and everything in-between. Pappas will provide on-premises accommodations for up to 180 people. Open 7 days-a-week, our friendly, hard-working staff will make your next party one the guests will never forget. We offer sit down luncheons or dinners to suit your taste and budget. Call today for more information or to book your next event!
We specialize in after-funeral gatherings.
- Private Party Facilities: Planning a private party? We have the perfect room to accommodate your special occasion(20-180 People). We are fully handicap accessible. Call today to have a Private Dining Menu sent to you right away!
- Private Party Contact: Justin Windle 4106614357
- Entertainment: We have a Sports Bar & Lounge complete with huge HD tvs including our 92 inch HD screen, private booths, pool tables, arcade and trivia games, on-line jukebox, Keno, Racetrax, and more!
- Special Events: Join us with your family & friends for the following holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, and More. We participate in all Baltimore County Restaurant Weeks. Check it out: http://www.baltimorecountyrestaurantweek.com/ Ship crab cakes nationwide at http://www.pappascrabcakes.com
A word from Pappas Restaurant - Parkville
When you want an amazing crab cake, one you can brag to family and friends about, the best Maryland has to offer, then come in for Pappas" seven-ounce colossal lump crab cake. Find out why Pappas' signature dish has won award after award from Baltimore's Best to Baltimore Magazine's Top Crab Cake, and why it was featured on the Food Network's Chef vs City and the Travel Channel & 98 Rock's Food Wars. Family owned and operated since 1972, owner Mark Pappas prides himself on not only offering the best crab cake in Baltimore, but also the finest, freshest seafood, steaks, and pasta dishes around. Every sauce, soup and dressing is made from scratch. Pappas welcomes families and large groups. We have a great children's menu with lots of tempting options for the kiddos. Pappas Restaurant is fully handicap accessible, and only a stone's throw away from the Beltway, minutes from Towson. Make reservations or call ahead for express carry! Our on-premises Liquor Store is open 7 days-a-week.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerSeafood
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Pappas Restaurant - Parkville reviews from OpenTable diners
109 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.2
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (78)good for groups (48)great for lunch (42)special occasion (34)fit for foodies (29)romantic (15)kid-friendly (12)hot spot (12)great for brunch (11)vibrant bar scene (7)notable wine list (5)late-night find (2)Show More
- Great crab cakes!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/23/2014Always a good experience, crab cakes always good and they are always consistently good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We came for the crab cakes and they were excellentcoryDined on 11/22/2014Food was great, service was okay. They crab cakes were great. Definitely one of Baltimore's top 10Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KateDined on 11/21/2014slow service, crampped dinner room, over cooked veggie of the day but amazing crabcakes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice timeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014I promised an out of town guest that I take him to have crab cakes when he came to Baltimore. We had an awesome time. There was 10 people in my party. The crab cakes did not disappoint us. They we great. I will be going back with my girl friends for a ladies not out. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always go to Pappas , casual setting, great fooddine2specialDined on 11/15/2014Crab cakes are the best !! Pasta dishes very good also !! Service was Great !! Very pleasant, casual atmosphere !! Friendly customer service all the time !! Very well stocked bar!! We really enjoy our dining experience at Pappas Parkville !!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LennyDined on 11/15/2014Can't beat the crab cakes. Love the second floor. Always quit enough to converse with others. Also the elevator is a plus for us srs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- luvalotDined on 11/3/2014I love Pappas Parkville. It is usually excellent. The grilled chopped sirloin steak is outstanding.Special Features:
- Nice and QuaintAnotherSatisfiedCustomerDined on 11/2/2014This establishment is great for groups and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for ladies' lunchTheBiteDined on 10/23/2014If you want consistent food quality including the best crab cake in town you must go to Pappas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday CelebrationdavidVIPDined on 10/13/2014We had a birthday lunch which was great. We had a table away from the main seating area which was nice. We had an excellent, energetic, very competent waitress. It was a wonderful birthday celebration.Special Features:
- Great cakesAnightoutDined on 10/11/2014The crab cakes were as good as advertised? The waitress was very personable and friendlySpecial Features:
- Voted best crabcakes in Baltimore60pluscoupleDined on 10/7/2014Two couples dined here on a Tuesday (seafood) night and we were not disappointed. Seafood was superb with good-sized portions. Good drinks, too. We were too sated to have any dessert. And to top it off, I watched Chris Nannarone's 'Best In Chow' show on the Cooking channel on Thursday, Oct 9, 2014, and Pappas was voted the best crabcakes in Baltimore in a taste test of 3 local eateries. We'll be back for sure.Special Features:
- Great CrabcakesTonyaVIPDined on 10/3/2014I truly had a nice dining experience at Pappas. My group of 7 was celebrating a birthday and we all had the crab cake dinner. The crab cake was meaty, with moderate filling, and seasoned nicely. One crab cake was very filling. The service was very good. Our waiter was very attentive and I liked the fact that the manger came around as well to make sure we were enjoying our dining experience. I will be back.Special Features:
- Return to basic valuesWanderwomanDined on 9/26/2014You just simply can't get better crab cakes than those served up by Pappas. Everyone in our dinner party ordered a seafood entree and were very pleased. The side dishes and salads however are ordinary if not bland. The service was exceptional and expedient. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming and great for family gatherings. Do not expect a leisurely, gourmet dining experience at Pappas but if you want fabulous crab cakes and old-fashioned good service, you should try Pappas at least once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodmjcclcDined on 9/20/2014The food is great. The tables are really close together so not much privacy and the restaurant is loud.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pappas Restaurant - Parkvilleltee126Dined on 9/16/2014My wife and I dined here for the first time on Sept. 16th for our 20th anniversary. We both ordered the single crab cake dinner and absolutely loved it. Service was prompt and courteous, and the food arrived reasonably quick. We will certainly visit this restaurant again in the future.Special Features:
- Favorite!DavidgVIPDined on 9/11/2014Pappas' is always one of our favorite Baltimore restaurants. Justin is simply the nicest and best!! We're glad to hear of their most recent opening on Cranbrook Road in Cockeysville.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great seafooddaveDined on 9/10/2014I would highly recommend this place. Seafood was excellent (get the crab cake and crab soup). Also had calamari app which was good as well. Really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. It is a little pricey though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at PappasGirlsNightOutcDined on 9/9/2014I was disappointed to know that the crab meat was from Indonesia and not from the United States. I do not feel the crab cakes had as much lump crab meat as it used to have though they were still okay. I also feel the cucumber salad did not taste the same. It was more vinegary than usual making it more tart. My friend decided against the crab cake because of where the crab was shipped from. She had the orange roughy and said it was very good. The salad was still very fresh. I will still return and try another dish next time.Special Features:
- Pappas Never FailsBillVIPDined on 9/8/2014My wife and I dine at Pappas at least twice a month for the last two years. Whenever I get a craving for a crabcake, this is where I go. The quality of the food and service is consitant and the price is right. This visit I had decided to break convention and instead of ordering a crabcake, ordered the crabmeat ala vodka. WOW! Big chunks of jumbo lump crab in a delicious cream sauce. The pasta was cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- Best Crabcakes in BaltimoreJaneVIPDined on 9/5/2014Don't miss the crabcakes. They are the biggest and best. They never disappoint.Special Features:
- Crabcake delightTonyCDined on 9/1/2014Being a Marylander I am a lover of crab. The Chesapeake Bay makes us all connoisseurs of Seafood and how it is prepared. I know that today most restaurant Blue Crab is World Sourced due to the increasing scarcity of this tasty crustacean therefore it is the recipe, preparation and execution that separate an excellent Crabcake from the run of the mill. PAPPAS executed their recipe to near perfection!Special Features:
- Seafood at it's BEST!kgirlDined on 8/30/2014Food was amazing! From the appetizers to the meals, everything tasted so fresh. The crab balls are offered fried or baked - we tried the fried: just enough cornmeal with a LOT of crab, no greasy taste, & not overcooked as we've had in other restaurants. Our meals were AWESOME! From the Seafood Newburgh, to the Baked Salmon, to the Crab Cake dinners - couldn't say YUM and MMMMM enough as we ate - all the seafood was So Fresh! The vegetables of that night (stringbeans & glazed carrots) were just as fresh - they must have been just picked. Dining area was an open, nicely lit room (even for a 9:30 pm dinner seating). Can't wait to enjoy another meal there or maybe check out their Take Out store across the street next time we're in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2eatDined on 8/30/2014We had a great meal and a super time celebrating my daughter's 59th birthday, except for the noisy background. I hope someone will bring me on my 90th birthday, coming up soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NegativenancyDined on 8/28/2014I'm sorry to be negative, but I thought the food was mediocre. Our group of five was unimpressed. Your prices are high. It was disappointing to learn that your hot turkey sandwich was lunchmeat, not roast turkey, but the price didn't reflect that. French fries came to the table barely warm. The server was terrific, and we don't wnat her to get into trouble for any comments. She was a very nice lady. I think we were just expecting better taste and offerings.
- Amazing crabcakes, ambience, valueGoodfood4goodpeepsDined on 8/28/2014Pappas was highly recommended and did not disappoint! The quality of the food is superb and you cannot beat the price! At last, a substantial delicious meal for a reasonable price. I highly recommend Pappas' Restaurant to families, friends, dates, or absolutely any type of event.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The WaitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014The crab cakes were fantastic. We sat down at our table at 7:00pm we werent asked what we wanted to drink until 7:20. We ordered drinks and our food. Our food arrived at 7:35 we ate and it was great. We were done at about 7:55 our drinks were not refilled nor did I waitress ask if we needed anything eles. We didnt get our ticket until 8:10pm and didnt get to leave until 8:20 the service was very poor.Special Features:
- Very Nice!!DianeDined on 8/23/2014Took you back in time when customer service was important. OMG to the crab cakes!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great crabcake and Jackknife potatovickiDined on 8/23/2014Go for the crab cakes, Jackknife potato and dish of cucumbers and celery they put on all tables (when they don't run out). They can cook steak correctly which is a rare finding in restaurants so I get the Surf and Turf. It isn't inexpensive so I don't know why they can't have nice roll to go with dinner. I like a good dessert and they don't deliver. The service is superficial and they tried to collect the check 5 seconds after placing it on the table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- like familyGABRISZESKIDined on 8/22/2014You are made us feel like family. Great experience and would come back again with my office or my husband. Thank youSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Colossal Crab Cake was yummy!HRHTheresaDined on 8/20/2014Went with friends for Baltimore County Restaurant Week - the Colossal Crab Cake and the Crab Dip were really yummy... we will be back for more! :)Special Features:
- crab cakespaulDined on 8/18/2014the best crab cakes in baltimore. service is always pleasent.Special Features:
- FantasticsingtuuDined on 8/18/2014Our anniversary dinner was very romantic, and the food was absolutely delicious. It is true what they say about the crab cake, it is wonderful!Special Features:
- Very pleasedMustdineDined on 8/17/2014I truly enjoyed the experience. We were seated quickly during the very busy dinner hours, on a Saturday. The meal was good and customer service was even better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Crab Cake to die for - Service.. noTslucDined on 8/16/2014The crab cake is the best in Baltimore. Seriously. We went on a Saturday night, and it was packed. We had a reservation and still had to wait 10 minutes. Not bad. Then they brought the delicious pickles after a 5 minute wait and then 10 more before we ever got water or saw our waitress. Luckily several 'bus boys' were running around. We were able to persuade them to get us some beverages. Finally she arrived and we were ready to order. Food took a while, but it was packed. She could have been quicker. Not sure anyone told her we were seated. We'll be back for sure though. The restaurant week deal was an amazing steal. Thanks!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014Our experience was positive. Our waiter was friendly, and the food was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent crab cakesOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/16/2014Pappas' crab cakes are excellent and very reasonably priced.Special Features:
- good for crabcakesJoanieVIPDined on 8/15/2014This crabcake is big,but I would like a little less filler.The price is reasonable for what you get and that is great.
- The crabcakes were excellent!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/14/2014The staff were very friendly. We will definitely go back to Papas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great crab cakesLuv4foodDined on 8/12/2014The crab cake was the highlight of my visit. Def try one when visitingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.