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Malibu’s Famous Fish Shack Is Gone. Its Owners Aren’t Sure They Can Rebuild.
Teddy and Andy Leonard watched helplessly from their nearby home as cameras posted on the deck of The Reel Inn Malibu showed blazing fires approaching the back of their famous fish shack.
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‘Rest Easy Crawdaddy’: Malibu mourns a legend who ‘saw beauty in things that others didn’t’
If you knew Malibu, you knew the Crab Shack, that barn-red, century-old little house hugging the hillside just a few miles south of the pier. And if you knew the Crab Shack, you definitely knew ...
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An ode to ‘Crawdaddy’: Loved ones honor the life of Malibu icon killed in Palisades fire
It wasn’t long before he relocated to a small studio apartment along the Pacific Coast Highway, which was attached to a rustic Malibu home — known around town as the Crab Shack — that he ...
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Remembering the Reel Inn, a century old building, lost to the Palisades Fire
The Reel Inn, on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, was both. For 36 years, Teddy and Andy Leonard have owned and run the fish shack known for its expansive yet simple menu and warm welcome. We lost the ...
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'Rest Easy Crawdaddy': Malibu mourns a legend who 'saw beauty in things that others didn't'
If you knew Malibu, you knew the Crab Shack, that barn-red, century-old little house hugging the hillside just a few miles south of the pier. And if you knew the Crab Shack, you definitely knew ...