Bin 2004

Bin 2004 is a sophisticated wine and tapas restaurant nestled in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, SC, offering an unparalleled experience for wine enthusiasts and food lovers alike. Renowned for its extensive wine collection, Bin 2004 features over 400 carefully curated bottles from some of the world’s most celebrated wine regions, including Napa Valley, Tuscany, Bordeaux, and beyond. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious novice, the modern wine station bar provides an interactive and innovative way to sample a variety of wines by the ounce, allowing guests to discover new favorites at their own pace.

The restaurant’s inviting ambiance is further enhanced by its temperature-controlled wine room, an elegant space ideal for intimate gatherings, private tastings, or special celebrations. Guests can elevate their experience by pairing exceptional wines with a thoughtfully crafted tapas menu, designed to encourage sharing and exploration. Highlights include customizable charcuterie boards featuring artisanal meats and cheeses, handmade pastas with seasonal ingredients, and decadent house-made desserts.

To ensure every visit offers something new, Bin 2004 refreshes its menu every three months, incorporating fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and seasonal flavors. The chic yet cozy atmosphere, combined with attentive service and a commitment to quality, makes Bin 2004 a premier destination for those seeking an elevated dining experience in North Myrtle Beach. Whether enjoying a casual evening out or celebrating a special occasion, Bin 2004 delivers a perfect blend of fine wine, delicious food, and unforgettable moments.

Bin 2004 features a Happy Hour menu available Tuesday through Friday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the bar only. The menu includes items such as Edamame for $6, Classic Rolls (Spicy Tuna, California, Shrimp Tempura, Spicy Krab) for $8, Beef Tataki for $12, Chicken Yakitori for $12, and Chahan (Fried Rice) for $12. Drink specials include house spirits for $6, wines for $8, Pear Sakitini for $10, and “Flowers” Hana Sake (10 oz.) for $10.