Come summer (even spring), a Julienne picnic basket, a nice blanket, a softly chilled zin, plus the Hollywood Bowl = heaven on earth. (10 replies, last updated by Robert Lu March 4, 2005)

i love going to julienne's for a nice lunch. great selection.. but i was there for brunch yesterday since i got off of work early enough to make it. i was super excited and even got a mimosa(which by the way was $13!!) anyways...... (3 replies, last updated by mr mouther January 7, 2006)

Maybe one of the best breakfasts I’ve had. We sat outside on their covered patio. Service was average. I ordered the huevos Julienne and my friend ordered the pancakes. The huevos came in a small 6” cast iron skillet. It... (3 replies, last updated by Funwithfood June 13, 2004)

...Have you been? What should one order if going? Thanks =) (6 replies, last updated by petra_reuter June 15, 2009)

I just received the attached email from Julienne in So. Pasadena. Apparently, they are hosting a CSA (Community Sponsored Agriculture). Once a month, the Farm sends a share of their seasonal produce, enough for the week, in a... (6 replies, last updated by sel September 19, 2008)

I was wondering how long the wait on Saturday mornings around 9-10 at Julienne's? I went there once last year on a weekend and the wait was pretty long but I don’t remember the time frame. I’m planning out a special... (2 replies, last updated by Jack Flash August 22, 2008)

BY ANY CHANCE, and I’m guessing it’s not but, ... is julienne's open on the 25th? i want brunch on christmas day! (1 reply, last updated by Will Owen December 20, 2006)

So, my Grandma is coming to town; we’ll drop in at the Getty on Saturday. In my fantasy world, Julienne is in Brentwood, not San Marino – and we go there for lunch. Since we don’t seem to be living in my fantasy... (3 replies, last updated by jesse October 24, 2003)

Well, we certainly made up for all our usual $10-per-head meals! Met the posse for lunch at Julienne in San Marino, and after a pretty long (but pleasant) wait we were seated, and treated to the usual very friendly and competent... (3 replies, last updated by lionofpurity May 17, 2005)

I heard a rumor that Julienne's in San Mateo area is going to be open for dinner during summer months. Nothing on the website and the person I spoke with today didn’t know. Will try again later, but any Julienne fans know?... (2 replies, last updated by Cat's Chow June 18, 2004)

Thanks! After browsing the website, I noticed that in addition to the thanksgiving menu, Julienne also has some very nice sounding food gifts, such as the soup and stew gift (this would be perfect for my 93 year old grandmother,... (4 replies, last updated by WildSwede November 5, 2005)

Went to Julienne for breakfast. It is my favorite lunch spot, but their breakfast menu has really expanded—the breakfast was delicious. (I love their raspberry jam, they don’t make it, but it is really... (1 reply, last updated by Sarahpet February 1, 2005)

Looking for an alternative to Marston’s in Pasadena for breakfast & possibly lunch. Any hounds been to Julienne of late & is it worth a try? (12 replies, last updated by ipse dixit July 27, 2004)

Took a friend’s visiting mom to lunch on Saturday at Julienne in San Marino. I’ve always liked the food OK – the roast lamb sandwich is awfully good – but what we mostly like is the extremely pleasant... (0 replies, last updated by Will Owen September 23, 2006)

Here’s a $14.95 simple device that does a great job at julienne and long strips. I’ve been using it to make daikon and carrot strips for pickling – works great!... (2 replies, last updated by Allstonian July 25, 2006)