“Julian, was to me, back in the day, my favorite destination to spend a day with a special lady! The smell of apple pie in the fresh air, old town shopping, boardwalk lined shops, a corner drugstore, like the ones so many of us once visited, it had a 4 stool soda fountain, candy and snacks, next to skin lotion, soap etc. Many nice friendly people there treated us as guests. Julian is a lovely, cozy town; sightseeing was a joy!A quaint wooden Catholic Church stood at the top of a hill, just above my favorite dining place. Romanos was my prime destination for a Sunday drive. It had the look of a small home converted to a restaurant and bar. A waitress who served us on my first visit always complimented me every time I came I back, with,"Hello Karl, nice to see you again." The food was always delicious and served just like my mother would! One instantly felt comfortable there and at home. It was the perfect place to warm up from the fall chill and enjoy the wonderful aroma of cooking food.At the bottom of the hill, there was a Standard Station on the corner of the main cross street, which often was a gathering place for touring mororcycles. On the hill top across from the fire station was a turn of the century graveyard, right of Ichabod Crane and the Legend of Sleeping Hallow. It might remind some of an old miningtown from years ago.Thank you, special dear waitress, for a very being part of a many great memories. I am sorry I can not remember your name, God bless you and the owner's of Romanos!“
“Excellent sub sandwiches and service. Their bread is fresh, & to go orders are made quickly, with a good variety of toppings that are customizable for each sandwich. They also have outdoor seating for when the weather is nice.Vegetarian options: They have a veggie sub.“