This community-owned cafe has a craft shop and displays on Jura heritage. It does tasty home baking, venison burgers, sandwiches and more. Sit out on the deck to enjoy the view. It does takeaway dinners on Fridays and sometimes opens for sit-ins. Not licensed – £3 corkage.
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