Great place for pie coffees OK. Go to purple owl if you want good coffee. The pie is amazing patio is awesome Al mode is a must. Try the apple crumble and the natural is really really good

During my visit to Julian, I couldn’t miss the chance to stop by Julian Pie Company — and I’m so glad I did. Their apple pie is an absolute classic: flaky crust, rich apple filling, just the right amount of sweetness, and that homemade taste you can’t forget. I loved it so much that I wished I had bought an extra to take home. The atmosphere is welcoming, the service is friendly, and the pie itself is unforgettable. If you’re in Julian, this is a must-visit spot. It’s not just pie, it’s part of the Julian experience.

Still the 1st stop when we come into the town of Julian! There is usually a line but the employees move fast and are very friendly. We love the boysenberry apple crumble with no topping. You can have ice cream alamode but you don’t need it. The Carmel apple crumble is super sweet and needs coffee ☕️ to wash it down. Don’t forget the apple cider maple donuts to take home!

Love stopping here every time I visit Julian. This is the place that makes the BEST Pies! I always get a big slice of Pie with a Big scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream...SO GOOD!!

Julian pies are the best… If we lived closer we’d come more often! Happy they have separate (shorter) lines if you buy whole pies! Unfortunately, they had run out of their pumpkin apple pie just before we got there - so that was disappointing as it took years for us to finally visit there again! We ended up getting peach-apple and mixed berry - top it off with cashew yogurt and coconut creme and we’re on cloud nine! 😋

Nice spot with lots of outdoor seating. There’s the main restaurant and then a pies, merchandise, and souvenirs shop where the bathrooms are located. - mountain berry apple pie w/ ice cream 5/5 - apple cider donut with maple 5/5 - chocolate chip cookie 3/5 - coffee and cappuccino 3/5

Me and my significant other drove in from Yuma to get away, see trees, meadows. And it was beautiful. Spent 6 hours driving, 2 hours in town. Shout out to your business and the American legion. Great day.

What a fun little find! We stopped into Julian Beer Co. Brewery and Eatery after a local shop owner recommended it, and it definitely added to our adventure. This place has a cozy, small-town charm that makes you feel right at home. My husband and I shared the Classico Pizza and a 1/3-pound brisket. Let me just say—the brisket was incredible! Juicy, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The pizza was good with a nice fresh crust, but I probably wouldn’t order the Classico again since the garlic flavor tasted more like garlic salt, which was a bit too salty for me. Still, not bad at all—just not my personal favorite. Overall, this is such a quiet and quaint stop worth checking out. Just a quick tip: there’s no air conditioning, so it’s best to come during the cooler part of the day (unless you’re someone who doesn’t mind the heat!). Keep exploring, keep tasting, and keep the adventure alive!

The best food in downtown Julian. Great atmosphere. Outstanding BBQ. The brisket sandwich was melt in your mouth delicious as was the succulent chicken accompanied by tasty pesto pasta salad and cole slaw. The smoked beef rib and pizzas also looked top notch so I'll have to come back. Decent beer selection. Premium price super premium product.

This place is always busy so be aware of the long lines and wait times. It takes about 30mins to an hour to get to the front. The pulled pork sandwich is really really good. The brisket is pretty good as well. The sausage wasn't bad as well. I would definitely consider coming back but the long lines are no fun!

We went here on a weekday evening to avoid the weekend crowds. There was a short line to order but it went pretty slow. My friends who ordered through the QR code got their orders, especially the drinks, much quicker. If you order from the line, you are given a pager. If you order on your phone using the QR code, you will be notified when you order is ready at the bar. Food is hit or miss. Ordered the BBQ Pie pizza on a friend's recommendation and it was tasty. I do like the crust too. The pepperoni pizza was thinner and delicious too. The garlic artichoke pizza was a hit too. We recommend ordering the pizzas. The ribs were very salty. We didn't even finish half of the order. I do not recommend ordering those at all. I feel like the side dishes like elote and beans were okay. I guess we expected just good old fashioned elote and baked beans but instead got something different and the flavors just weren't working for us.

We got the brisket and the ribs and the street corn. And none of it was very good. The street corn was soupy and didn’t taste fresh at all, and the brisket was really salty and dried out and the ribs were also very dry and not very tender. The beer and cidar was very good and the casual atmosphere was fun, but you needed to bus your own table And wipe it off yourself. If we go back again, I think I would try the pizza.

It's a great place for family, friends and even pets to get together and enjoy the great food and weather. With plenty of inside and outside seating. The menu has a little bit of everything,from Vegetarian options to Meat Lovers Fest. Oh don't don't forget the variety of Pizzaa d Drink options. It's been a Family Fav.

BBQ was on point!! Go early because they do run out of menu items. Got the last of the burnt ends during our trip. Didn’t make a full order so they gave us a discount for the remainder. We lucked out because they were delicious!! Looking forward to going back.

$5 per adult. Well worth it if you like ya some history stuff. The guy working the front was very nice. There was a good bit too see, but really I think about 1 hour would be plenty of time to read most of the stuff in there. Good stop while visiting JULIAN OK BYE

This is a small museum but has plenty town history. It’s $3 entrance fee. Self guided at your own pace. If you’re in town definitely worth the visit. You can finish up within an hour or so.

This museum is jam packed with artifacts, clothing, art and tools and such, each with significance and history with the town of Julian. The people who work/volunteer here to preserve the town’s rich history do a wonderful job! If you’re visiting Julian, be respectful and give this museum a visit and learn a thing or two about where you get those delicious apple pies from!

What a delightful visit here! So many artifacts from decades gone by. Certainly worth an hour or more to visit!

$3.00 admission. Lots of interesting things to look at. Great for anyone into the pioneer days. Many preserved animals (Taxidermy is a way of preparing, stuffing and/or mounting an animal for display or study.) and antiques.

It's a small but very nice museum, lots of cool stuff to look at.i did take some pictures of the inside but to honor the sign that said no flash photography and all pictures are for personal use only....I will not be sharing them in my review. I would recommend this place to get a better understanding of the tow s past.

The museum is fairly small, but packed full of fascinating artifacts and notes on the history of the town/area. Really helped put into context everything I saw while walking around town. The lady at the front desk was also very kind and helpful.

Small mom and pop run winery. The owners are very kind and even let us take our wedding photos on the property about three years ago. Stopped in Julian last weekend for some pie and and picked up a couple of bottles of wine. Not the biggest operation but they make up for it with good conversation and good people.

It was a nice drive. I liked the wine tasting experience, non expensive and fun. I highly recommend the Julian Gold if you like your wine on the sweeter end. Beautiful groves and everyone there is really friendly!

If you're looking for a peaceful place to enjoy the views with a glass of wine, this is the place. Very nice owners, tasty wine. We had a great visit. Be sure to ask about the pink house!

Quaint and fun winery with a personal charm from the owners Mick and Toni that make this a great stop. I wasn’t familiar with wines from San Diego county and after our tasting and education, you can really appreciate the nuances of the wines they make versus wines much further north. Thank you Mike and Toni

My husband and I recently went here and we loved it. The backyard patio was quaint and the gentlemen working were so friendly. Highly recommend trying their syrah and sangria!

I love Julian and its surroundings, however, I purchased a bottle of Menghini 2023 Chardonnay and I have to say, and it pains to write this, it tasted like turpentine, sorta like rotted bark. There was no trace of actual grapes being used to make it. In a word, yuck.

Special event. Dark Skies. Wait in food line about 30 to 45 minutes, wait for Porte Potties about 30 minutes. Parking a disaster. Winery ran out of stock. Poorly planned. Organizers must rethink this event.

From the very first bite, I was blown away! I tried the apple pie and the cinnamon roll, and let me just say—they were out-of-this-world delicious. Hands down, the best I’ve tasted so far! The flavors, the texture, everything was perfection and made the stop so worth it. If you know of any other spots serving desserts this good, send them my way—I’m on a mission to find the best! Go out, explore, and treat yourself to something amazing!

Julian is so popular that parking is just crazy on the weekends. This said, the café is probably the most popular and best place to eat downtown, so wait times for lunch can get to be well over one hour. Staff will let you know about this when they are taking your information for your reservation (you reserve your seat when you arrive when there are wait times, kind of like waiting in line). I was told 45 minutes to wait for a table for 2 at 2 pm on a Sunday (lunch rush). When I came back there was a misunderstanding and a second person told me it would be 30 more minutes. I came back a third time and thankfully found the person who I spoke to originally and she managed to seat us! I didn't catch her name but I'm so grateful! We were served drinks within minutes of being seated and it took about 15 minutes for our food to be prepared and it was worth every minute of the wait. There are some places where you specifically order the one thing because it's their specialty and the one good thing they sell, but here I try to order something new each time I come because the food is amazing and I want to experience it all! I ordered the chicken breast and it was amazing. It was juicy and the crust was crunchy and it melts in your mouth. The gravy has a wonderful blend of spices. They had an option of fries or mashed potatoes. I had mashed potatoes the last time, so I asked for the fries this time. They were crunchy but not hard, not salty at all, and not greasy. The coleslaw is fresh and light, not heavy or greasy, and not overly sweet. I ordered a double shot latte. It was perfect. I didn't want something sweet. But if you like something sweet, you can add flavoring. We didn't order desserts, because we were satisfied with our food, but we have taken whole pies home before and they are delicious. If you are in Julian, this is the place to go. It's definitely worth the wait.

Popped into this place for some pie and coffee after dinner as it was one of the only places still open. Waited about 20 minutes for a table but it was worth it. Had a piece of apple-boysenberry and a slice of their seasonal apple-pumpkin both with a crumble top and huge scoop of vanilla ice cream. So good!! Some of the best pie I’ve had. Will definitely be back.

The food here is delicious and the portions are super generous—definitely come hungry! The atmosphere is charming and cozy, but emphasis on cozy—the space is pretty cramped, and the bathrooms are oddly located through the kitchen, which feels a little awkward. Be aware that breakfast ends right at 11:30 sharp—miss it by a minute and you’re out of luck. Also worth noting: the entrance has a big staircase and is not wheelchair accessible, so plan accordingly. Despite the quirks, it’s a great spot for a hearty meal in a cute setting.

First time to this lovely town. Missed breakfast but we were extremely satisfied with our lunch. Cara took care of us like we were VIP’s. Literally the crispiest onion rings and fried chicken ever. We had to leave some room for the famous Apple-Peach pie slice a la mode and it was just delicious. Brought a whole Apple pie home and it’s nearly gone! We will be back for sure. 😊

What a great lilltle historic restaurant. We visited on a busy Sunday, mid-morning, and had a short wait, about 20 minutes. We were attended to immediately once seated by a wonderful server, Tara. Had to wait a bit after ordering our food but, to be fair, there were three parties of 7 or more that got seated just before us. Food was AMAZING and portions were large enough for two meals. I ordered the corned beef hash omelette with country potatoes and sourdough toast. Corned beef hash is made daily, in-house, and was on point. My wife ordered the pancake stack which consisted of two, plate size, fluffy pancakes served with butter and syrup. Total for the two breakfasts and an Arnold Palmer with free refills, including tax, was $38 and change. About the going rate these days, but the food quality and quantity was well worth the money.

We both had the Chicken Pot Pie Turnover. It was very disappointing. Not enough sauce/gravy in it. The gravy was all on top and soaked into the crust making it mushy. We asked for more but never got it. The Cole Slaw and French Fries were delicious.

What a fun little find! We stopped into Julian Beer Co. Brewery and Eatery after a local shop owner recommended it, and it definitely added to our adventure. This place has a cozy, small-town charm that makes you feel right at home. My husband and I shared the Classico Pizza and a 1/3-pound brisket. Let me just say—the brisket was incredible! Juicy, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The pizza was good with a nice fresh crust, but I probably wouldn’t order the Classico again since the garlic flavor tasted more like garlic salt, which was a bit too salty for me. Still, not bad at all—just not my personal favorite. Overall, this is such a quiet and quaint stop worth checking out. Just a quick tip: there’s no air conditioning, so it’s best to come during the cooler part of the day (unless you’re someone who doesn’t mind the heat!). Keep exploring, keep tasting, and keep the adventure alive!

The best food in downtown Julian. Great atmosphere. Outstanding BBQ. The brisket sandwich was melt in your mouth delicious as was the succulent chicken accompanied by tasty pesto pasta salad and cole slaw. The smoked beef rib and pizzas also looked top notch so I'll have to come back. Decent beer selection. Premium price super premium product.

This place is always busy so be aware of the long lines and wait times. It takes about 30mins to an hour to get to the front. The pulled pork sandwich is really really good. The brisket is pretty good as well. The sausage wasn't bad as well. I would definitely consider coming back but the long lines are no fun!

We went here on a weekday evening to avoid the weekend crowds. There was a short line to order but it went pretty slow. My friends who ordered through the QR code got their orders, especially the drinks, much quicker. If you order from the line, you are given a pager. If you order on your phone using the QR code, you will be notified when you order is ready at the bar. Food is hit or miss. Ordered the BBQ Pie pizza on a friend's recommendation and it was tasty. I do like the crust too. The pepperoni pizza was thinner and delicious too. The garlic artichoke pizza was a hit too. We recommend ordering the pizzas. The ribs were very salty. We didn't even finish half of the order. I do not recommend ordering those at all. I feel like the side dishes like elote and beans were okay. I guess we expected just good old fashioned elote and baked beans but instead got something different and the flavors just weren't working for us.

We got the brisket and the ribs and the street corn. And none of it was very good. The street corn was soupy and didn’t taste fresh at all, and the brisket was really salty and dried out and the ribs were also very dry and not very tender. The beer and cidar was very good and the casual atmosphere was fun, but you needed to bus your own table And wipe it off yourself. If we go back again, I think I would try the pizza.

It's a great place for family, friends and even pets to get together and enjoy the great food and weather. With plenty of inside and outside seating. The menu has a little bit of everything,from Vegetarian options to Meat Lovers Fest. Oh don't don't forget the variety of Pizzaa d Drink options. It's been a Family Fav.

BBQ was on point!! Go early because they do run out of menu items. Got the last of the burnt ends during our trip. Didn’t make a full order so they gave us a discount for the remainder. We lucked out because they were delicious!! Looking forward to going back.

From the very first bite, I was blown away! I tried the apple pie and the cinnamon roll, and let me just say—they were out-of-this-world delicious. Hands down, the best I’ve tasted so far! The flavors, the texture, everything was perfection and made the stop so worth it. If you know of any other spots serving desserts this good, send them my way—I’m on a mission to find the best! Go out, explore, and treat yourself to something amazing!

Julian is so popular that parking is just crazy on the weekends. This said, the café is probably the most popular and best place to eat downtown, so wait times for lunch can get to be well over one hour. Staff will let you know about this when they are taking your information for your reservation (you reserve your seat when you arrive when there are wait times, kind of like waiting in line). I was told 45 minutes to wait for a table for 2 at 2 pm on a Sunday (lunch rush). When I came back there was a misunderstanding and a second person told me it would be 30 more minutes. I came back a third time and thankfully found the person who I spoke to originally and she managed to seat us! I didn't catch her name but I'm so grateful! We were served drinks within minutes of being seated and it took about 15 minutes for our food to be prepared and it was worth every minute of the wait. There are some places where you specifically order the one thing because it's their specialty and the one good thing they sell, but here I try to order something new each time I come because the food is amazing and I want to experience it all! I ordered the chicken breast and it was amazing. It was juicy and the crust was crunchy and it melts in your mouth. The gravy has a wonderful blend of spices. They had an option of fries or mashed potatoes. I had mashed potatoes the last time, so I asked for the fries this time. They were crunchy but not hard, not salty at all, and not greasy. The coleslaw is fresh and light, not heavy or greasy, and not overly sweet. I ordered a double shot latte. It was perfect. I didn't want something sweet. But if you like something sweet, you can add flavoring. We didn't order desserts, because we were satisfied with our food, but we have taken whole pies home before and they are delicious. If you are in Julian, this is the place to go. It's definitely worth the wait.

Popped into this place for some pie and coffee after dinner as it was one of the only places still open. Waited about 20 minutes for a table but it was worth it. Had a piece of apple-boysenberry and a slice of their seasonal apple-pumpkin both with a crumble top and huge scoop of vanilla ice cream. So good!! Some of the best pie I’ve had. Will definitely be back.

The food here is delicious and the portions are super generous—definitely come hungry! The atmosphere is charming and cozy, but emphasis on cozy—the space is pretty cramped, and the bathrooms are oddly located through the kitchen, which feels a little awkward. Be aware that breakfast ends right at 11:30 sharp—miss it by a minute and you’re out of luck. Also worth noting: the entrance has a big staircase and is not wheelchair accessible, so plan accordingly. Despite the quirks, it’s a great spot for a hearty meal in a cute setting.

First time to this lovely town. Missed breakfast but we were extremely satisfied with our lunch. Cara took care of us like we were VIP’s. Literally the crispiest onion rings and fried chicken ever. We had to leave some room for the famous Apple-Peach pie slice a la mode and it was just delicious. Brought a whole Apple pie home and it’s nearly gone! We will be back for sure. 😊

What a great lilltle historic restaurant. We visited on a busy Sunday, mid-morning, and had a short wait, about 20 minutes. We were attended to immediately once seated by a wonderful server, Tara. Had to wait a bit after ordering our food but, to be fair, there were three parties of 7 or more that got seated just before us. Food was AMAZING and portions were large enough for two meals. I ordered the corned beef hash omelette with country potatoes and sourdough toast. Corned beef hash is made daily, in-house, and was on point. My wife ordered the pancake stack which consisted of two, plate size, fluffy pancakes served with butter and syrup. Total for the two breakfasts and an Arnold Palmer with free refills, including tax, was $38 and change. About the going rate these days, but the food quality and quantity was well worth the money.

We both had the Chicken Pot Pie Turnover. It was very disappointing. Not enough sauce/gravy in it. The gravy was all on top and soaked into the crust making it mushy. We asked for more but never got it. The Cole Slaw and French Fries were delicious.

Let me start with the positives: The food was amazing. I loved my burger, the soups were great, the house made potato chips and sweet potato fries were delicious. Just a warning, this place has a sign on the door that says they struggle to seat parties of more than for. A very nice man informed us it would be about 25 minutes to sit. It was only 5, which we appreciated! Unfortunately, it was about 20 minutes before our server took our order. It was another 20 minutes for food which i didn’t mind because jr was soo good. And I say that despite the fact that there were two mistakes on our check. My burger was brought without cheese which was fine, I just asked the server to take it off. They also forgot to write down our soup so that never came. When we got the bill, the soup wasn’t on there, so that was fine but the cheese still was. At that point I really just wanted to leave so I let the dollar go. I think they need maybe one more server for these really busy days. the food saved it from being a total wash.

The location is absolutely gorgeous — you can see the town of Julian from a little uphill, and the atmosphere is lovely. However, the service could definitely be improved. It was confusing where and how to order, and the wait for food was quite long. My pie was served without tea, and after waiting for a while, I eventually said I didn’t need it anymore. Considering how busy Julian usually is, I can understand delays, but I still think the service should be more organized. Overall, it’s a nice place with great views, but the experience would be much better with smoother service.

Excellent Reuben sandwich, and salad. Our toddler had 1/2 grill cheese sandwich with Swiss on sourdough and super good!

Wife and I stopped by this place for breakfast and we were NOT disappointed! From the moment we entered, we were met with friendly greetings. Service was awesome and the food came out really quickly. Both of us got the breakfast plate with 2 eggs, bacon, potatoes, and toast. Everything tasted amazing! Especially the potatoes, which were perfectly seasoned and perfectly crispy. We would highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Julian!!

This is a must visit cafe! We went right at lunch time and were sat immediately. I had their tuna curry sanwhich and salad combo. My husband thinks they are the best burgers in San Diego. The little ones like their variety of grilled cheese. My folks enjoyed a BLT and sweet potato fries. Everything we had was delicious! We often come in the winter for their Thai curry chicken soup after a day of snow fun.

Very healthy dishes 😋. Enjoyed so much went back for breakfast.

Solid lil spot, the outside seating is fine, benches are a benches, so they're not really comfortable. Great service and folks, food was solid, great breakfast food for sure. Well priced, cute plants!

We only got an ice cream to counteract the hot day in Julian. The inside is rustic. Our single scoop ended up being about 4 after the waffle cone was filled up. There is a train that circled the restaurant and there is a candy mine below the restaurant with old time candies like gum cigarettes. The staff was very friendly with big smiles.

Great fun family experience. Good burgers, starters, milkshakes and even a little candy shop. The inside of the restaurant is very cool and full of character lots of retro like decoration. Staff very friendly and hospitable great service definitely recommend when I got this Bam👍

Fast and friendly service. Cute, retro decor. They have a G-Scale train running around the top. There's even a Soda Fountain. Came for breakfast, which was hot and tasty

Always go here, this time was blah. We were stoked cuz no wait. There were booths available but we were sat in a crappy 2 top. I asked if we could move to a booth, server said she would ck...what's the biggie lol 2 min later she said it was OK. Food took a long time even though it was dead compared to how it usually is. Western burger was not good. BBQ sause thin, onion rings cold...same with my partners mushroom burger. Chili was outta can. It's like a C+ only cuz the atmosphere is amazing. Server was doing bare minimum...didn't match the kitchy, home town vibe of the place. More of an east coast vibe. Not bad just lost something in the past few years. Next time ill try one of the deli's I saw. Oh ya...paper straws. Fin. Update, with our stomachs were not happy at night.

Pamela our server is THE best. Very nice,attentive and friendly. We ordered onion rings for the table. Very good. Crisp and flavorful. I ordered Miners burger. It had all the fixins- . Sadly it c was tasteless. The patty had zero flavor. They ought to add a little salt,seasoning salt as a patty needs help.

We were in town today a few minutes before 11 AM and wanted breakfast. They were only serving lunch. We were hungry and decided to stay. Gal was nice and opened front door for me as she saw I had difficulty walking up the steps and husband was parking the car. Spacious comfy booth. Cute place but upon walking in is a kind of negative sign about not serving people if they are not nice to staff. Not very welcoming and they could have made a funny sign not one that feels you are being reprimanded. I actually did not see till I sat down and it might of deterred me as we are always nice and tip well. Limited menu choices. I had a burger and husband had a patty melt. Both overcooked when we requested as rare as possible. Onion rings kind of doughy and both are meals were left halfway unfinished. Food just did not taste good or fresh. They charged us $6.00 each for a Coke and Diet Coke. Sorry $12 is out of line for a diner. They put on a service charge before I even paid. Our bill for small burger with fries and coke and patty melt with onion rings was almost $60. They did give us a military discount when I inquired.I told her I would pay cash and they removed.They also had a note about not taking large groups.We will definitely not be back nor recommend.

My first time here. Visiting friends in California and happened by this wonderful quaint little town called Julian. This restaurant is on the main street in town and looked like a little hole in the wall type of place that I love. Although the atmosphere was definitely up to par, the food left much to be desired. The food wasn't bad but they could have done alot better with the preparation. I got the turkey, bacon, avocado sandwich with a side of onion rings. The sourdough bread bread was dry and not toasted, they put very little turkey on the sandwich and just a few drops of mayonnaise. Also, the onion rings weren't bad, there was way too much breading for my liking. On top of that, the service was fairly slow even though the place wasn't that crowded.

We had wanted to visit this place for a long time. We were especially interested in trying the tea, since this place specializes in it. I was pleasantly surprised that it’s a very large space where you can buy everything starting with tea. There are so many kinds of tea — different, diverse, for every taste. There is also a big selection of beautiful tea ware: cups, teapots, and various accessories. You can also find home and kitchen accessories. The service was very pleasant. The tea was delicious. The scones were tasty and fresh. A cozy place to enjoy tea. I am very satisfied and highly recommend everyone to visit this wonderful place🩷

My boyfriend surprised me with reservations on our trip to Julian and it was the highlight of the day! The staff were kind enough to accommodate my boyfriend's preferences ahead of time, as he cannot eat most cheeses, and the service was amazing! The mini eggnog cheesecakes were my favorite and they have a huge selection of teas and related goods you can buy as well! Really amazing and friendly service, I can't recommend them enough!

I’m sad I didn’t get a chance to try their tea/food since I had a dog, but they have a huge array of teas and tea/kitchen equipment. There’s an upstairs too!

The most fantastic tea selection I’ve ever seen in one place. Great customer service and a lot of fantastic flavors. Also a great gift selection!! Super fun place for a tea lover.

Came during their 27 year anniversary and got their prix fixe Classic Afternoon Tea for $29.95 for adults and $9.95 for children. This is the quaintest tea shop, located inside a historic home that dates back to the Gold Rush. The shop also extends to the second floor. They play the calmest piano accompaniments throughout the store, have the cutest tea accessories, a plethora of antique to new teacups and teapots. The women who work here are extremely delightful and friendly. I have a tradition of coming here every year, by myself and a book, to just sit and take in this quaint mountain town with some delicious tea and foods.

Very small dining area but quaint. Decent selection of tea. Menu was tasty but also limited. We got the Afternoon Tea and at $32.95 per person was a bit overpriced for what you receive. Also, a suggestion to the owner, please place a sign in the dining room asking patrons to refrain from talking on their cell phones as this really takes away from the entire experience and will ensure that I won't be making the hour drive from San Diego again.

I finally had tea here during my last stay in Julian! It was well worth it. I was lucky enough to get a walk in afternoon tea and what an pleasant experience it was. I waited about five minutes for them to setup before taking my seat. Presented with a menu and the months tea selections, I ordered the four course afternoon tea selection with bottomless tea. I had salted caramel pureh tea and something with apricot. The finger sandwiches are AMAZING! As are the scones and dressings. They're not open on Tuesday or Wednesday, but if you can catch them when they are open, they have a wide range of tea and tea related items to peruse as well.