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Julius’ Castle Restaurant Reopens
San Francisco’s historic Julius’ Castle restaurant, closed since 2008, will reopen with a new chef and refreshed space on Nov. 12.
In brief
San Francisco’s historic Julius’ Castle restaurant, closed since 2008, will reopen with a new chef and refreshed space on Nov. 12. Julius’ Castle restaurant in San Francisco will reopen on November 12 with a new chef and restored space after being closed since 2008. Originally reported by Sfchronicle.
Julius’ Castle Reopens
Julius’ Castle restaurant in San Francisco will reopen on November 12 after being closed since 2008.
Paul Scott’s Restoration
Paul Scott, a lawyer, purchased Julius’ Castle in 2012 and spent 14 years restoring it while navigating red tape, a fire, and sliding hillsides.
Historic Features
The restaurant has three stories with a mahogany bar, walnut wainscoting, and panoramic views of the Bay Bridge and golden hills.
Mayor’s Table
The historic Mayor’s Table, a corner dining space, has hosted San Francisco mayors and reportedly actor Sean Connery over decades.
New Chef and Menu
Christopher Santopinto, former executive chef at Park Tavern, will create San Francisco-inspired dishes like cioppino and Dungeness crab with garlic noodles.
Bar and Cocktails
New beverage director Max Monroe will craft classic Bay Area cocktails using local spirits and ingredients from the restaurant’s garden.
Reopening Details
Julius’ Castle will reopen on November 12 at 302 Greenwich St., San Francisco, with a 130-seat space and panoramic views.
Historic Significance
Julius’ Castle achieved landmark status in 1980 and has been closed since 2008, with restoration efforts overcoming permitting delays and a 2013 fire.
The takeaway
Julius’ Castle restaurant in San Francisco will reopen on November 12 with a new chef and restored space after being closed since 2008.
