Jack London Village

Crema's Take

“Jack London Village is a riverside destination where coffee is just the beginning—this is really a full afternoon experience with multiple restaurants, shops, and the historic Jack London Wolf House museum all in one charming compound. The setting overlooks a river with oak-dotted hills across the way, making it perfect for lingering over a traditional espresso drink while you browse local art or grab pastries from the on-site chocolate shop. Come here if you want an excuse to slow down and explore rather than grab-and-go.”

What to expect

Classic coffee drinks done right. A slow-sit, outdoor seating spot, good for meetings. Light food on the menu. Family friendly. Parking available.

Traditional drinksMeetingsLight foodOutdoor seatingParkingFamily friendlySlow sit

Google Reviews

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Art Lapser Anthony

★★★★★3 months ago

It was a great little place with a couple of different restaurants, shops, historical structures, and art . A great place to get a bite to eat and there's a little chocolate shop that has really good truffles, they're good on there own and are perfect to pair with some wine. A…

G B

★★★★★4 months ago

Charming location with a lot of greenery, overlooking a river, with a hill of oaks across the river. The village has wine, food, sweets etc. It’s a great stop!

Scott S

★★★★★6 months ago

We celebrated my wife's bday at Yeti restaurant at Jack London Village. It was fantastic, all of it. The food, the service, and the atmosphere. We'll be going back for sure! A+

Pattie Nugent

★★★★★a year ago

We recommend exploring this wonderful location with incredible Event space, and dining options. We attended a Wedding and Reception this past Saturday. The exteriors with layered deck and steps area alongside the wooded creek, provided shade and the best type of Ambiance,…

Guru D

★★★★★5 years ago

Lived in Glen Ellen for two years and never been here. Moved away 15 years ago and now I finally had a chance to check it out. It's really nice especially the museum and wolf house. Worth your time to check it out. If you go your should plan to be there for more than a few hours…