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Sea Beats

Weymouth, Dorset

86 The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 7AT

Tel: 01305 767444

Adam Foster, award-winning rosette chef and former head chef at the Crabhouse Cafe, has a new cafe bistro right on the seafront.

A relaxed atmosphere with alfresco cooking serving breakfast, lunch & dinner.

Call about our popular Moules & Frites evenings!
Special lunchtime savings for OAPs, Cod & Chips and a hot drink for just £5.00!

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