Listed below are links to reviews of Julius' Castle from around the web.
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more from dinesite]
"This restaurant is, hands down, the most romantic restaurant in San Francisco. Perched directly under Coit Tower, it has a view so breathtaking, a dining area so intimate (candlelight, roses, the whole nine yards), and service so accommodating that you ma..."
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more from gayot]
| "Perched on the city's most charming hill and commanding a majestic view of the Bay Bridge, Alcatraz and Treasure Island, Julius' Castle is the place to go when you want to pop the question or impress out-of-town guests. The dinner menu from chef is Michae..." |
1 reviews
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more from judysbook]
| "The wooden walls made me feel like I was in the early 19th century...." |
2 reviews
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "Perched on the city's most charming hill and commanding a majestic view of the Bay Bridge, Alcatraz and Treasure Island, Julius' Castle is the place to go when you want to pop the question or impress out-of-town guests. In 1995, the castle underwent $1 mi..." |
4 reviews
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more from sfgate]
| "For years, this view has been enough to attract customers to this onetime prohibition-era speakeasy. Jeffrey Pollock, who bought the place in 1980, has just poured $1 million into refurbishing the kitchen, shoring up the aging structure and redec orating..." |
1 reviews
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more from tablehopper]
"SEPTEMBER 12, 2006 | SAN FRANCISCO This town seems to have baked goods on its mind lately (glad it's not just me): Potrero residents/Dogpatchers are starting their morning with fresh (organic) breakfast pastries and tarts at ~PETITE PATISSERIE~. Rachel Le..."
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more from travel.yahoo]
"A San Francisco landmark tucked into a residential neighborhood on the eastern slopes of Telegraph Hill, Julius' Castle was built in 1922. The light pink, three-story turreted structure is justifiably ...."
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more from tripadvisor]
"Going to SFO always presents a challenge in separating out the best restaurants. This trip we dined at Julius Castle which is just below Coit Tower on a hill overlooking the Bay...."
