PHOTOS: Step inside Binski's, Camp Washington's newest neighborhood bar

Binski's Bar, which opened in early June, is located at the corner of Colerain Avenue and Township Street in Camp Washington.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Binski's Bar was born out of owner Kiel Erdelac's many years in the bar industry. Erdelac first worked at Brew House in Walnut Hills years ago.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Binski's atmosphere and decor, including an old-school refurbished juke box, makes the bar feel like a cozy place to hang out with friends.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Other than its 12-seat bar, Binksi's also has multiple other seating options inside.Molly Schramm/WCPO
The walls in Binski's are covered in various different knick-knacks. Some of the decor is from owner Kiel Erdelac's family, including a jacket from the gas station his family owned in northern Indiana.Molly Schramm/WCPO
The back room in Binski's Bar features more seating, a TV and dart boards.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Three dart boards in Binski's back room make for the perfect excuse for some friendly competition while enjoying a drink or two.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Binski's walls feature multiple different signs for various beers, including Little Kings Cream Ale, which the bar sells.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Binski's logo was inspired by part of an old sign painted on an exterior entrance off the patio.Molly Schramm/WCPO
Binski's patio features an outdoor TV and multiple picnic tables to sit at, including multiple small tables that are covered.Molly Schramm/WCPO