Beach House Cafe
Beach: Mudeford Sandbanks Beach
View: Situated on the sandbank of by Hengistbury Head and offering stunning panoramic views across Christchurch Harbour
What’s on the menu?: Selection of hot and cold snacks, including fish and chips and burgers, refreshments, ice-creams
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Beach House Cafe, The Spit, Mudeford, Christchurch, Dorset BH6 4EN, United Kingdom
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