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Margate / Attraction

Its worth combining your visit to The Shell Grotto with a visit to this wonderful place. The Margate Caves recently re opened to the public in 2019. Originally dug as a chalk mine in the 18th century.

Website
margatecaves.co.uk

Address
Margate Caves, Northdown Road, Margate, United Kingdom

Graphic Designer Creative Director

Current city: Margate

studio-camo.com

Paul Camo Roberts is a Graphic designer and the Creative Director of Studio Camo, based in Margate. Paul was born and lived in London until 2017 before deciding to move to Margate with his partner and young son. Studio Camo collaborates with large companies and independent brands in entertainment, music, leisure and retail, with a client list that includes Warner Music, The O2, Nike, Gordon Ramsay Group, SSE Wembley Arena, AEG Europe, A-DNA, Vinyl Factory, Moshi Moshi Records and MIC Records. Paul is also an avid record collector with a long standing show on NTS

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Margate / Restaurant

Recently opened, great quality food and wine. Great spot for lunch. Run by the same people as Angela's. The menu at Dory’s depends on the daily catch. It is smaller plates, with many raw, cured and pickled seafood and vegetables.

Margate / Restaurant

Sargasso is cozy, relaxed, authentic food. If you're lucky enough to go on a sunny day you will find yourself in what almost is a childhood memory. Oysters are a must when ordering. Natural wine is served here.

Margate / Restaurant

One of the best fish restaurants in Margate. A small sustainable seafood restaurant serving delicious, ethically sourced, sustainable seafood, alongside simple, seasonal vegetable-based dishes

Margate / Restaurant

Tucked away in a corner of Old Kent Market, opposite the Turner Contemporary is where you'll find Carmine creating his masterpieces. In my opinion, the best pizza in town.

Margate / Attraction

The Shell Grotto is basically a subterranean passageway covered in mosaics created with seashells, 4.6 million shells apparently. Its quite incredible, I love it and its well worth a visit.