Reviews - Bin22
Reviews summary
Nestled within a wine and cheese shop, this trendy tapas bar offers a cozy ambiance and a diverse menu, highlighted by delectable dishes like octopus, capocollo, and baked brie. Although the flavors generally impress, some patrons found the portion sizes disappointing given the higher price point, particularly the paella and tapas selections. Service is notably friendly, and guests can enhance their experience by bringing their own wine next door without a corkage fee. Overall, it's a unique dining spot that promises great food and an enjoyable atmosphere, though value-conscious diners may seek alternatives.
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Last update : 29.03.2023
I went to this restaurant with a group of three and found out that you can bring your own wine from the next door without incurring a corkage fee. The portion sizes are similar to tapas, which is a nice feature. Although the prices are on the higher side, the ambiance is fantastic. I especially enjoyed the potatoes; they were very delicious.
The pork belly sliders were good; the buns were nice, but the pork belly was very fatty, which is typical, but the texture reminded me more of the unappetizing, chewy fat from pancetta rather than crispy bacon. I ended up removing large chunks of fat and only managed to eat half a sandwich. The octopus was wonderfully delicate, but the artichoke and lima beans missed the mark for me. I anticipated something like a mango chutney to enhance the dish, but it just fell flat. I'm not sure if it was just an off night, but the flavors didn't come together and everything felt rather mediocre. My servers were friendly, although I didn’t know if they were working together as I interacted with several different staff members. Overall, I really wanted to love this little tapas restaurant, but for a $100 meal, it needs to stand out from the crowd, and it just didn't.
The food was delicious and visually appealing. However, I was disappointed with the portion sizes considering the price. The serving of paella was the smallest I’ve ever seen—definitely smaller than what I've had at other restaurants. I would suggest exploring other options for better value.
The food at Bin22 was excellent—we tried the salmon, paella, shrimp, bravado, and octopus, and everything was tasty. The only downside was that the portions felt a bit small for the price. For tapas, the cost seemed a little steep. Fortunately, happy hour with 50% off drinks helped balance it out.
A cozy and laid-back tapas bar that’s part of a wine and cheese shop. The service is excellent and friendly, the vibe is trendy, and the menu offers a nice variety without being too much. We’ll definitely be back when we return to Jackson!
Last update : 27.02.2025
Hate to be a Debbie downer but I honestly wasn?t impressed. We got the Mozzarella pesto app. Mozzarella was rather dry stiff for fresh mozzarella, but the pesto was super yummy. Patatas Bravas was fine fried potatoes with a salsa sauce at the bottom a aoli drizzled on top. Not sure what I expected here but the flavors didn?t wow me. The Pork belly sliders was also fine. Bunswere nice but the pork belly was very fatty which is normal, but typically pork belly is cooked so the fat is crispy similar tothe fat part of bacon. This was just a hunk of fat that had to be pulled off you?ve got half a sandwich. The octopus was supertender but the artichoke Lima beans really missed the mark for me. I was expecting mango chutney or something to complimentthe octopus . The whole dish just fell flat. Not sure if this was an off night or what, but the flavors didn?t compliment oneanother just seemed rather mediocre. My servers were friendly I?m not sure if they share tables or not as I had multiplepeople attend to us. Overall I really wanted to love this small tapas space, but when you can spend $100 anywhere a space has tostand out among the crowd this just didn?t.
This is a small but stylish and tranquil tapas bar located within a wine and cheese shop. The service is excellent and welcoming, and the ambiance is trendy. The menu offers a good variety without feeling too extensive. Be sure to try the house-made mozzarella with pesto; it’s a must! If we're ever in Jackson again, we will definitely come back!
The food was decent in taste and visually appealing. However, I was taken aback by the portion sizes for the price—it was quite small. It was the smallest serving of paella I've ever experienced, so we ended up heading to another restaurant for a second round.
This is a truly remarkable restaurant. If you’re fortunate enough to secure a seat, you won’t be let down. Their wine selection is exceptional—just ask your server for a recommendation. I had the octopus, which was tender and delicious, but the star of the show was definitely the Brie; it was a masterpiece of culinary creativity—simple yet elegant. It operates on a first-come, first-served basis, so grab a drink while you wait; it will be well worth it.
I visited Bin22 with a group of three. One great perk is that you can bring wine from the neighboring store without paying a corkage fee. The portion sizes match the tapas style, and while the menu leans toward the higher price range, the atmosphere is very enjoyable. I particularly enjoyed the potatoes—they were quite good.
