Bin 36
Restaurant-downtown-chicago in
American
Bin 36 339 N Dearborn 312.755.9463
Four blocks north of the Chicago Theatre, and kitty-corner to the House of Blues, Bin 36 makes for a prelude to a momentous night on the town. With its far reaching ceilings, iridescent lighting and alluring features, oenophiles, entertainment seekers and cheese fiends find this site irresistibly convenient.
Situated across from House of Blues, Bin 36 is not only for oeniphiles
An impressive list of handcrafted cheeses, imported from Spain, France, Italy—and Wisconsin too, instigates an excuse to sip fine wine and nibble on artisanal cheeses.
Novice wine drinkers need not be intimidated by the 50 different choices available on the wine roster. Bin 36 is all about making wine “approachable.” Meanwhile, wine epicureans in quest of the ultimate vino, may be overwhelmed by the 300 additional options, located in the wine cellar.
For obvious reasons, wine and cheese seem to upstage cuisine. As service tends to become overwhelmed on Friday and Saturday nights, plan theatre, concert and other social functions, accordingly.
Cuisine: Contemporary
Delights: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Ambiance: Contemporary
Attire: Casual
Accessibility: Wheelchair
Closest Intersections: Kinzie Street & Dearborn Place
Alfresco: No
Average cost per/person: $37-$50
Parking: Valet, street, and lots
Chicago dining wise: To re-enact an intimate dining experience, reserve seating in the The Cellar, where the ceiling is only 9-feet tall and walls are emphasized in cork.
Recommendation: 3.0
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