According to SFist, Julius’ Castle, “the storied, 102-year-old Telegraph Hill landmark restaurant which has sat vacant for almost two decades and has been under renovation for the last 12 years,” is reopening.
What Now San Francisco contacted the concept’s owner, Paul Scott, to inquire about his plans for the eatery, but he could not provide additional information before publication.
Nevertheless, SFist reports that Scott is currently searching for a chef and the menu and concept are still being developed.
At 1541 Montgomery Street, the eatery sits in the middle of Pioneer Park, a “celebrated hilltop park featuring panoramic city & bay views,” and just down the street from Coit Tower — a “storied 1930s-era building known for its WPA murals, 360-degree views & resident flock of parrots.”
A reopening date has not been announced yet, so stay tuned for updates.
