Bin 22 – Fine Dining Group

Bin 22 is a hybrid wine bar, tapas restaurant, bottle shop, and specialty grocer at 200 W Broadway just off the Jackson Town Square, part of the Fine Dining Restaurant Group. The right fit is travelers and locals wanting Spanish and Italian-leaning small plates with a serious wine program, plus the option to leave with a bottle and ingredients. The wrong fit is anyone wanting a sit-down American dinner with entrée-only ordering; Bin 22 is built around shareable small plates and a bottle-shop-meets-bar format.

Dining & Wine Bar Highlights at Bin 22 in Jackson Hole

Four operations under one address. Tapas restaurant: Spanish and Italian small plates, charcuterie, cheese boards, paella on rotating nights, and shared dishes meant for the table. Wine bar: deep glass list with rotating pours, plus wines pulled directly from the bottle shop with a corkage upcharge. Bottle shop: curated wine selection skewing toward Spanish, Italian, and natural-leaning bottles, accessible to dine-in customers and walk-in retail buyers. Specialty grocer: imported cheese, charcuterie, oils, vinegars, pasta, and provisions for travelers stocking a rental kitchen. Open year-round, daily, into late evening.

Why people go

Three reasons. First, the bottle-on-the-shelf model. Picking your own bottle from the retail shelves and paying a flat corkage to drink it at your table is rare in mountain-town dining; you get a wine list ten times the size of a typical restaurant. Second, real tapas execution. The kitchen actually works in the small-plates idiom rather than treating tapas as a marketing label on standard appetizers; the format works for couples, two-tops, and four-person groups. Third, the grocer side. Picking up imported cheese, anchovies, or a wine to take to a rental on the way out closes a real Jackson supply gap.

Other similar businesses

The peer set in Jackson dinner includes The Blue Lion (American fine-dining), Snake River Grill (American on the Square), and The Kitchen (modern American with Asian influence, also Fine Dining Group). Bin 22 owns the Mediterranean-tapas-and-wine-bar lane in town; for that specific cuisine and format, there is no real local alternative.

How to plan a visit

Reservations strongly recommended for dinner, especially in peak season; weekends fill out a week or more ahead in summer. Walk-ins can sometimes find a seat at the bar earlier in the evening. Dress is casual-elegant; nice jeans work fine. Walk if you're staying anywhere downtown. For wine pairings, ask the staff to walk you through the bottle shop; the recommendation conversation is part of the value.

What to plan around

Two honest tradeoffs. First, peak-season tables are tough to get on short notice. Second, the small-plates-format means the check can climb fast as plates pile up; budget honestly when ordering across the table.

Word to the wise

For the strongest first visit, build a meal of one charcuterie or cheese board, three to four small plates per couple, and a bottle pulled from the shelf rather than the by-the-glass list. The corkage model rewards committing to one bottle the table can finish; mid-tier Spanish reds (Rioja, Priorat, Ribera del Duero) pair well with the menu and run cheaper than equivalent wines on a standard restaurant list.

Final call

For tapas, wine, and a bottle-shop-grocer combination off the Jackson Town Square, Bin 22 is the right call. Reserve ahead, build a small-plates meal, and bring a bottle from the shelf to the table.

FAQ

Can I buy wine to take home?

Yes. The bottle shop runs as a retail wine store.

Can I drink shop wine in the restaurant?

Yes, with a corkage charge.

Are reservations required?

Strongly recommended for dinner, especially during peak season.

What kind of food?

Spanish and Italian small plates, charcuterie, cheese, paella on select nights.