Wine Bar
Unclaimed profileLittle Venice Restaurant
Binghamton, NY · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Little Venice Restaurant runs a wine program built around a bottle-and-carafe list, with glasses, sparkling wines, and sangria also on the drinks side. A prepaid regional wine dinner with pairing, capped at 16 seats, gives the calendar a wine-focused anchor. Beers come by tap and bottle, and the non-alcoholic list is unusually complete for the category, moving from lemonades and iced teas to mineral waters and Italian sodas. The beverage program rewards drinkers who want a carafe for the table or a full non-alcoholic pour rather than a deep by-the-glass wine roster.
- What should I order?
- Start with the bottle-and-carafe wine list if you are splitting a table; the carafe format is the most flexible way to drink wine here. For a non-alcoholic round, the San Pellegrino Italian Soda in lemon or blood orange is a solid pick, and the 1-liter San Pellegrino Mineral Water covers the table.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups who want to share a carafe of wine, diners who care about a real non-alcoholic list, and anyone interested in a ticketed wine dinner with pairing will find the most to work with. Beer drinkers who want tap and bottle options are also covered.
- When should I go?
- The September 2026 wine dinner is a prepaid, single-date event for 1-16 people, so book that separately if a guided pairing is the goal. Otherwise the bottle-and-carafe wine list and the non-alcoholic beverages are available as part of the regular drinks list, including in the bar and private-room areas.
- What should I expect to spend?
- The wine dinner is $85 per person, prepaid. Non-alcoholic drinks range from $1.99 for milk, chocolate milk, and juices up to $6.99 for 1-liter mineral waters, with Premium Lemonade at $3.79 and San Pellegrino Italian Soda at $4.39. Wine and beer pricing is not listed in the available materials.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The combination of a bottle-and-carafe wine list with a prepaid regional wine dinner and pairing is the program's clearest signature.
Beverage categories
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Wine
A prepaid regional wine dinner with pairing, limited to 16 seats, adds a wine-focused event. BYO wine and a corkage fee are listed, and the bar and private rooms are among the dining areas.
Menu strengths
- — A bottle-and-carafe format gives the table a flexible way to drink wine.
- — Glass pours, sparkling wines, and sangria broaden the list beyond bottles.
Standout selections
- — OpenTable lists a menu section titled 'Wines By The Bottle & Carafe' and additional attributes including Wine, BYO Wine, and Corkage Fee.
Pricing: Wine dinner $85 per person, prepaid; bottle and carafe pricing not listed.
Beer
No specific breweries or styles are named, so the list reads as a supporting option rather than a destination program.
Menu strengths
- — Beer is listed alongside a full bar and a bar/lounge area.
Standout selections
- — OpenTable lists a Beer attribute and FAQ states beers on tap and bottled beers are available.
Pricing: Not listed.
Nonalcoholic
The non-alcoholic list is broad and specific: Premium Lemonade, unsweetened and flavored iced teas, San Pellegrino and Acqua Panna mineral waters, Saratoga sparkling water, Dasani bottled water, San Pellegrino Italian Soda, soda, milk or chocolate milk, and juices. Prices run from $1.99 to $6.99.
Menu strengths
- — The list covers lemonades, iced teas, mineral waters, Italian sodas, soda, milk, and juices.
- — Prices span $1.99 to $6.99, with several named selections under $5.
Standout selections
- — San Pellegrino Italian Soda in lemon or blood orange, $4.39.
- — San Pellegrino Mineral Water, 1-liter bottle, $6.99.; Premium Lemonade, $3.79.
Pricing: $1.99 to $6.99; Premium Lemonade $3.79; San Pellegrino Italian Soda $4.39; San Pellegrino Mineral Water $6.99.
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