Murals in Maryland: Crabhouse Mural at Pit Boys, Annapolis

We love to paint Crabhouse Murals in Maryland.

This hand-painted ‘Welcome to Annapolis‘ mural will get your attention when you drive by Pit Boys in Annapolis. Here, the silhouette of a steamed crab takes shape on the east wall of the restaurant. Crabs are a staple of the Annapolis dining experience, so a crabhouse mural in Maryland must be notable too! Locals pick crabs with a small knife, not a mallet. Smashing crabs with a mallet is what people from out of town do. If you are new to it, ask someone to show you how to do it the right way.

We would paint murals like this every day. Crabhouse murals are a great way to promote our local traditions, to share our way of life with visitors and guests, and to give thanks to our friends at Pit Boys. They’ve been cooking great crabs and BBQ right here in Annapolis for many years, and we know they’ll continue to serve up great local food for many more years to come.

About Pit Boys

Photo source: Capital Gazette

Pit Boys opened in Annapolis in 1995, and it has been serving great food for more than 25 years. Longtime Annapolis resident Marla George is the owner and operator of daily operations. Marla has over 20 years of catering experience and more than 30 years of restaurant experience. Pit Boys provide catering in numerous settings, or you can host a party in their dining room. Now her restaurant has a mural to match its reputation.

Their overstuffed pit beef, turkey, and BBQ sandwiches are complemented by homemade sides, including new potato salad, creamy coleslaw, and BBQ baked beans. Pit Boys also offers seafood items such as rockfish, grilled salmon, soft shell crabs, and much more.

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