Bring Your Own Wine....

[goofer]

In New York, where I lived most of my life, many restaurants allowed you to bring your own wine, especially if you called and asked first. You would pay a corkage fee of $10 -$15. Are there any restaurants in the Walton, Bay county, or Okaloosa county area that have this policy ?

 

[SGB]

Yanni's!

 

[Beach Runner]

Reminds me of when we lived in South Carolina and used to go to Myrtle Beach. No Sunday liquor sales, so we'd stash a bottle of Merlot in my big handbag, and the restaurant we frequented would give us coffee cups to pour the wine into. I mean, it looked like coffee from a distance.

At The Greenbrier they'll save your wine for you until the next meal if you don't finish it. However, my question is:

 

[Kurt]

It's been a couple of years but Cafe Tango would do that with no extra charge. Royal Orchid also, but there is a new owner there now.

 

[Jennifer Steele]

I thought that most fine dining restaurants did this. Borago, Vin'tij, Tango, etc. The corkage fees vary from $5 - $20, though.

 

[Franny]

Yanni's!

Now that Yanni has his liquor license do they still allow yu to bring in your bottle of wine?

 

[SGB]

Now that Yanni has his liquor license do they still allow yu to bring in your bottle of wine?

They did the last time I was there, which was a while ago, but after they had their license.

 

[TripleB]

I thought that most fine dining restaurants did this. Borago, Vin'tij, Tango, etc. The corkage fees vary from $5 - $20, though.

I refuse to pay corkage fees. I only buy fine wine with screw off tops. Might I suggest a vintage 2006 MD 20/20 Grape?

 

[kathydwells]

I refuse to pay corkage fees. I only buy fine wine with screw off tops. Might I suggest a vintage 2006 MD 20/20 Grape?

:funn: OMG, the memories.

 

[Beach Runner]

I refuse to pay corkage fees. I only buy fine wine with screw off tops. Might I suggest a vintage 2006 MD 20/20 Grape?

Or Boone's Farm in a wine skin, back in the day.