Crema & Vine | Our Story

Locally owned, personally cared for

Crema & Vine is locally owned and operated, with a love for Danville at the heart of what we do. We’re proud to be a gathering place for our neighbors, where a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, and a warm welcome bring people together. Thank you for making us part of your community.

From old gas station to a community gathering place!

A shuttered Exxon station on Main Street became Danville's café, coffee shop, and wine bar — a place to slow down, connect, and feel at home.

A 1969 service station finds new life

Built in 1969 as a three-bay Exxon station with four pumps and a repair garage, the building sat empty after closing around 2010 — waiting for the right moment on one of Danville's most storied blocks.

Since 2017 Crema & Vine has helped renew the Historic Old West End!

Crema & Vine as designed to bring a sense of elegance and style to the historic neighborhood, while maintaining a 'come as you are' vibe. transformed the old station as part of the "New Danville" movement. A family-owned business, Steve and his wife Angela run the café with the help of their amazing staff.

Explore, taste, and enjoy

Sixteen bottles displayed on a black wall beneath a hand-lettered chalk sign — guests pour a taste or a full glass at their own pace, no pressure required.

On Millionaire's Row

Crema & Vine sits on Millionaire's Row, steps from the landmark Sutherlin Mansion. Sofas, mismatched armchairs, and exposed brick make it a living room that happens to serve great coffee.