Bingg's Farmstead Restaurant

OMG this place is a hidden treasure! The decor is so fun like going into an antique store and they have vinyl records they spin if you request it. The Goonie Dip was outstanding as was the Bulgogi Beef! My wife had Johnny's Bada Bingg Burger, also excellent. Can't recommend this place enough, and when we are
back in the area, this will be a must for us!

We arrived for our reservation and we're told it would be about a 20 minute wait. The owner apologized, saying they were slammed with a combination of UWW graduation celebration dinners and that the co-chef of two left today. Okay, so we had a drink at the bar, wondering why we weren't being seated as a two top was available, and more opened up as we watched. 45 minutes later we we seated...at the table for two that was empty the entire time!

We place our order, and it came within minutes. The Drifters noodles were very tasty, but was downtown Chicago pricing for a very small entree/nice appetizer portion. the cottage pie was excellent, but not enough to make the trek from Fontana again. After looking at the other reviews (we came on a friend's recommendation), stick to the appetizers or burgers if you want taste and value.

Such a cool place. Food and drink are top notch. Atmosphere is so chill. Staff is super friendly and inviting. Wish I lived closer, would eat here a couple times a week. Definitely check it out!

AMAZING!! The food was absolutely amazing, as was the service! We shared the Goonies Rangoon dip and pepperoni mozzarella sticks, I had the Drifter Noodles which were nice and spicy! The restaurant has such a quaint atmosphere. 10/10 recommend and we will be back!

I love the food at Bingg's!! It is so unique, a great fusion of flavors. Like many restaurants today they seem a little short staffed, but enjoy the large variety of drink options from the bar and relax because the food is well worth any wait you might experience! this truly is a gem off the beaten path.

Enjoyed this "off the beaten path" local "Supper Club". The staff is super friendly and we enjoyed our Goonies Dip. Full Bar with good selection of premium spirits for that just right Old Fashioned, or a Friday Night Martini. Also loved that you can just kick back in a casual setting with a Burger and a Spotted Cow at a great price! Can't wait to return soon and try something interesting and new on their unique and varied menu.

Inconsistent in the food quality. Service is inconsistent. The place is cute. But the food isn't executed properly.

Was in town for a marching band competition and decided to try Bingg's for lunch. We liked it so much we went back for dinner. Get the crab rangoon dip! The jambalaya was spot on. Excellent food, excellent service!

Your eyes will have a hard time reading the menu if you give them their rein to scan the decor. Beautiful and rare antique Hoosiers. a pie safe, crocks, and all manner of _objet de intrigue_ fill the space. Cute industrial chairs and stools add to the fun. The menus themselves are a delight - engraved wooden covers protect pages of updatable printouts sheathed in plastic. Very clean and functional.

But you have come for the food! We started with crab Rangoon dip, and oh! was it heavenly! Crispy sweet won ton chips fed the whole table. Of our three appetizers, this was my fave.The pierogi were creamy, and the one left-over pepperoni/mozzarella roll was snatched up for a to-go box, so clearly they were a hit - wonderfully homemade pizza pockets, only better!

Among entrées chosen were 3 orders of Drifter noodles, and each of us sighed in satisfaction with our choice, a beautifully presented mound of spicy rice noodles with interesting tidbits of crunch and heat and slivers of tender chicken. Outstanding! Can be served meatless.

A cottage pie - beef covered w/mashed potatoes - came hot and bubbly and received more sighs of enthusiasm. Pork loin with baked beans and noodles was wolfed down by our teen boy and declared very good. His sister's child's menu chicken tenders were a little anemic looking in that they were thin and only two in number, but the fries were interestingly sprinkled with an unknown green garnish. Everything tasted good and the 9-yr-old had more than enough, so the portion was adequate despite appearances. She was happy with her choice.

The bargain on the menu may have been the $28 "baseball" filet of beef, although sides may have been additional...It was a LOT of meat.

Dessert lured us, so you know the portions were not outrageous, but we shared 3 desserts among 7 diners. Apple pie à la mode and carrot cake went around the table with multiple "mmmm"s of delight, homemade and remarkable in both cases. The cake is not shareable sized, but it made the rounds nonetheless, just the right taste of sweetness to finish a memorable meal.

Service is attentive, personal, and cheery. Smiles and comments are offered along with swiftly refilled glasses. These people welcome you as though you were invited guests.

Can't wait to go back. Prices would make this a special occasion destination for most folks, but since COVID/inflation, what do I know?

Go to Binggs. You will not be sorry. The Goonies are awesome, and you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. I love the ambiance, especially to record player and records. These people know how to make you feel comfortable, welcome and well fed!