Hours
We are open 7 nights a week at 4:30pm serving until 10 mon-thur, 10:30 fri and sat and 9:30 sunday! Happy Hour in the BINbar 7 nights a week from 4:30-6 AND 9-cl. Bin707 is available for luncheons of groups of 6 or moreCross Street
1/2 mile S. I-70 on HorizonParking
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Pricing
$31 to $50Bin 707
707 Horizon Dr
Grand Junction, CO 81506
970-243-0000
www.bin707.com
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Bin 707 Food & Wine is Grand junctions Newest, Locally owned and Operated, Chef Driven Restaurant. We specialize is serving the freshest in local meats, produce and the best quality fresh seafood available. We Offer 30+ wines by the glass, 100+ by the bottle, a full bar, Lounge, Patio, Private Event Room that can accommodate up to 100 people, and a seasonal Contemporary American Menu with some Mediterranean flair.
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Monte's sun inlaw
The raveolies are the next best thing to My late grandmother in law's.
Poor rating
It is a beautiful building with absolutely no class. I asked for butter and all they had was margarine. They also brought a plate of olive oil WITH DARK VINEGAR as a bread dip. The staff was uninformed and lacked basic manners.
UNBELIEVABLE!
I dont care what anyone else says this place is great...we were driving through town and stopped...we're from NYC...this is Italian food that you eat in NYC. I read a couple other reviews and I agree with the people who like it...its GREAT!
Not worth it at all
To tote oneself as a fine dining italian restaurant, the premiere of the Grand Valley, of Western Colorado.... and then to serve a bland and scalded marinara atop every over-sat, heat lamp crisped dish you put out, accompanied with mini bottles of asti spumanti sparkling wine(white trash) at 7.50 a bottle, asti spumonti: are you serious!?!?!...... how sub-par can you get. In a town of people who delight in new, marvelous food, pantusos is quite offensive and insulting to the Grand Junction dining community who seek sophisticated, authenticity -- not "italian like" food products, made by tired and un-trained white guys, served on cracked and chipped plates, with stained and soiled linen napkins, on soiled and wrinkled tableclothes that drag on the dirty carpeted floor. I guess this is ok in GJ? But in the real world, forget it!