The Claremont Packing House

Gosh I hate to leave a bad review but our food was such a miss. Don’t even know where to start. Went for lunch, Nachos — Wierdest grossest nachos I have ever had. My Chicken Kabob wasn’t cooked thru… I just could go on and on, not going to there were so many misses. It’s new so maybe they will figure it out, just not sure how? Cool Location tho.

Very cute little hispter area. I never knew there was the packing house in Claremont. There are a lot of resturants and small boutique stores. Its a great area to hang out with friends for lunch, dinner, or desserts. The resturants are a little pricier and they are not your average fast food so be prepared for a nice dine out. I was raised in LA for most my life and you always have to pay for parking everywhere so the best part about this place is the free parking structure!

I found out about this gem through a friend. I didn’t know there was another packinghouse aside from the one in Anaheim, so I was pretty stoked about checking one out close to home. The shops here sell unique items, and there’s even a used bookstore. It’s one of those places to add to your list for those of you seeking hipster locations. And, just overall a nice spot to visit with family or friends.

I love the Claremont Packing House. It’s really small and nothing like the Anaheim Packing House, but I love strolling through here before or after a dinner date. I especially love the artisanal ice cream shop that shares its spot with a coffee house. There are a couple clothing/​vintage/​novelty stores which are on the pricier end, but they’re quaint and perfect for window shopping. There’s also a restaurant/​brewery and a bookstore on either end of the hall.
I’m excited to see how this spot transforms over the years. It has a lot of potential to be the next hippest spot in the Inland Empire!

Cute place to grab a drink and shop for small gifts. They have a bookstore as well as a few décor shops.

This place is really cool. In the heart of Claremont village surrounded by restaurants, a wine store, and art shops. It’s not very big but has a lot of character. It’s great for a late night stroll after eating and grabbing deserts. They just opened up an ice cream shop inside called à la mode, which is very unique and definitely a must try.

Great little area to walk through! There are a few restaurants and an ice creamery coming soon!
I love coming here on Friday nights when they have vendors selling handmade goods!

I feel like there always seems to be something going on at the Claremont Packing House… art shows, book shows, music, etc. Even when there isn’t something going on, it’s still a nice place to walk around checking out shops, getting some food, or even just to look in the windows.

How is it this So-​Cal gal never stumbled upon this fun area in Claremont? A converted packing house with used book stores, vintage clothing, music instructors, yoga studio, and art studios. After a delightful lunch in a nearby establishment, we strolled around the packing house and spoke with some friendly artists, bought some items in the vintage store and book store and checked out the art studio.
What a fun experience, something for everyone, every budget, any interest. I really enjoyed spending time here and wish I lived a little closer so my kids could take advantage of the art classes offered. There were some very unique and beautiful pieces here.
Grab a coffee and enjoy the eclectic nature and beautiful architecture while speaking with some talented and friendly people.

Probably the biggest historic building in Claremont Village, wonderfully preserved and populated with some great galleries, shops, restaurants, a jazz club and even a comedy club!
The Packing House has great architecture and it is a cool space with it’s post-​agricultural flair.