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Hello Jackson: Chandelier Café & Catering
Hello Jackson: Chandelier Café & Catering

It wasn’t until I experienced fine dining that I truly appreciated it. Splurging on a full-service dining experience may not be your cup of tea, but to me it is worth saving up for. It’s not only the unique flavor combinations and artful food preparation that I enjoy, but also the atmosphere and attentiveness of the servers. My fine dining experiences have always been on vacation, but as of this fall, I can get this kind of experience right here in Jackson.

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Hello Jackson, ReviewsKristi WoodyJackson TN, Tennessee, Our Jackson Home: The Magazine, Issue 2, local, local restaurant, local food, local business, Kristi Woody, Chandelier, Chandelier Café & Catering, food, restaurant, café, catering, gourmet, fine dining, Kellogg, Delta, Neely House, downtown Jackson, Jennifer Dickerson, Mac Edwards, Southern, salmon, alcohol, drink, bar, decor, Union University, Lane College, UT Martin, MTSU, TSU, Memphis TN, Farmer Restaurant, Commercial Appeal, chef, recruitment, Vol. 1 Issue 2, Tradition, Vol. 1, #OurJacksonTable, Best of 2016, Tourism Guide 2020
Gift Guide: Hometown Holiday
Gift Guide: Hometown Holiday

We've got the perfect selection of local gifts that will cover everyone on your list. Check out details below.

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GuidesKatie HowertonJackson TN, Tennessee, West Tennessee, Katie Howerton, Our Jackson Home: The Magazine, Tradition, Vol. 1, Issue 2, gift guide, Christmas, holidays, holiday, shop, shopping, Random Pieces of Wood, Austin Thompson, Jackson Pop-Up Shops, Pop-Up Shop, Yuletide Pop-Up Shop, Garner Blue, Lisa Garner, accessories, Havner's Frame Shoppe, Charlie Havner, downtown Jackson, Midtown Jackson, local business, local, craft, discount, sale, Nan's Toffee, Nan Thomas, food, Souvenir Design Co., Souvenir Design Company, Josh Garcia, Courtney Searcy, jewelry, Soma Lynn Jewelry, Amy Allison, Made On Acorn Hill, soap, Modero Coffee Roasters, Union University, coffee, Brooke Sprout, Hunter Anderson, handmade, stocking, tradition, Douglass Gray, Ross Priddy, Laura Priddy