Jack London Village, just south of Glen Ellen on Arnold Drive, is steeped in a rich history, yet anchored squarely in the present. The beautiful natural setting nestled among mature trees, where Ashbury Creek flows into Sonoma Creek, provides a perfect environment for a relaxing morning or afternoon. Yeti Restaurant (Indian and Nepalese food) provides creative cuisine in a comfortable setting with outdoor dining on the spacious decks on warm evenings. Exciting shopping options include Wine Country Chocolates where world-class chocolates, including their famous Wine Truffles are made right onsite. Right across the street, Eric Ross Winery offers fine wine tasting and Magical Massage will complete your relaxation!
Jack London Village
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