The Brief
- More than a decade in the making, Julius’ Castle in San Francisco is set to reopen.
- The restaurant on Telegraph Hill was built in the 1920s.
- Through the years, it was a popular spot for celebrities, politicians and other high profile figures.
SAN FRANCISCO – Imagine dining in a cliffside castle, perched high on a San Francisco hill with stunning views of the bay. For decades, Julius’ Castle on Telegraph Hill offered that dining experience with the historic landmark telling a story of San Francisco’s past.
The structure, located at 1541 Montgomery Street in the shadow of Coit Tower, was built in the early 1920s, inspired by Gothic revival and arts and crafts architectural styles. …