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Crab House Cafe

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A spruced-up wooden hut above Chesil Beach, the Crab House Cafe pulls Portland oysters straight from its own beds just below and lands the rest of a daily-changing menu from within forty miles. It is fresh, unpretentious seafood with the Fleet lagoon at your feet. Walk it off on the South West Coast Path, or wander up to the Tudor ruin of Sandsfoot Castle.

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