Looking for Clam Shacks


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One of our favorite things to do when we visit Cape Cod is to check out clam shacks. On our last trip to Chatham we tried a new place called Captain Cass Rock Harbor Seafood; the fried scallops there were so sweet they were like candy. The outside of the restaurant is pictured above.

A couple of days ago while out near Bantam, CT, I encountered a seafood place called West Shore Seafood (creatively named for being near the west shore of Bantam Lake). While the food doesn't even begin to compare with what we've found on the Cape, you've got to love their sources of inspiration (pictured below).

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Unknown said…
What an incredible find. Maybe the scallops were not as sweet, but I am sure the memories that the photo evoked were.
August 19, 2008 at 1:31 PM
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