Annapolis Restaurant Guide

Tell other shops: it's time to pick up your "steaks" or best move "south" for good; there's a new king in the area of cheese steak venues. Philly Flash's newest location in the Annapolis town center, serves cheese steaks, wings and pizzas in a flash. Family owned and operated, this retro diner style eatery comes with a few upgrades, like flat screens TVs, beer on tap, and an outside patio for seasonable outside dining. Proprietors Joe and Donna DeCesaris, use only the freshest ingredients and choice meats and poultry in the made fresh to order dishes. There's comic book and racing memorabilia covering the walls, and magazines from past and present relating to the sport of racing for you to read. The reference to racing is from the family's affinity with grassroots drag racing in Maryland. Their families opened the Aquasco Speedway in southern Maryland in 1957. In 1963, the families opened northern Maryland's Cecil County Dragway. Finally in 1965 they opened Capitol Raceway in central Maryland. Their affinity to all that is speed is what led them to name their restaurant Philly Flash, for the fast service you will receive.