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Contribute FeedbackBased on the average evaluation of 4.4, the Jackson's Emporium is definitely worth a visit.
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Had the curried sausages that were bland but edible. The spaghetti was microwaved within an inch of its life and not edible. The cafe was quirky looking and interesting. Shame about the food. View all feedback.
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In nice weather you can even eat in the outdoor area.
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