Bin 707 Foodbar

New American restaurant · Grand Junction

"The first restaurant of chef Josh Niernberg’s Grand Junction empire (see also a food truck, Taco Party, and Dinner Party), Bin 707 is our farthest west destination for all-day seasonal fare from beet and chicory salads to butter and radishes and striped bass with caviar and potato waffles. Road trip passengers can order a house cocktail or whiskey flight before heading on to Utah." - Josie Sexton, Eater Staff

The 16 Best Restaurants to Visit on a Colorado Mountain Road Trip - Eater Denver

Bin 707 Foodbar [official]

400 Main St, Grand Junction, CO 81501 Get directions

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