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Contribute FeedbackBased on the average evaluation of 4.3, the Bin 41 Wine is definitely worth a visit.
What Peyton Swift likes about Bin 41 Wine:
We had a great time here yesterday during the St.Patick's Day Parade. We met the local couples who owned the place (Anthony and Emily) who were both super-nice and went out their way to ensure that all customers enjoy their time. I definitely recommend this place for a fun experience. View all feedback.
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Blown away by Shannon’s kindness. Highly recommend.
Great Flat Bread pizza. Our wine and beer were great. Kudos to Shannon the bar tender
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At this eatery you can simply call the phone number +18457354111 to make reservations, or use our online reservation option to quickly reserve a table.
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