I know this topic was brought up in the past in broader BYOB discussion. But things change quickly and I am targeting specific area that I will be at tomorrow. Anyone knows BYOB or low corkage (up to $30) in Lower Manhattan.
Thanks
Check out NYC restaurant thread.
Noreetuh would be my choice.
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Uncle Lou
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This is the thread where folks post corkage.
Many are day of the week specific.
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Thanks. I found one more - https://www.tartine.nyc/. Looks like a good place for informal dinner. They have alcohol but would let you bring first BYOB for free for party of two and then charge $15 for the second. Party of four they will double number of exempt bottles and so on.
@moderators pls merge
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Still $25. You should bring a couple Monfortino’s. They are the perfect pizza wine and I know the rest of your party (well at least one) would enjoy them.
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Nice try!
Yesterday we went to Tartine on the corner of 11th and 4th streets. BYOB (one free bottle for two people, then $15), decent French food. No reservations. I brought $100 bottle of wine that otherwise would cost me three times more. The place is small and a bit tight but feels cozy. There are also tables outside.
How were the stems?
Sorry. They were decent size. Not to my liking as I prefer super large glasses but manageable.
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Ha I thought you made a good dad joke
I like that joke. But then I thought it might went not too well and was a bit rude as you were genuinely curious. Anyways, Tartine is a good place for informal dinner with friends sharing couple of bottles with accent on wine, not on food which is decent but nothing spectacular. I will go back.
I used to attend mucho wine dinners at Tartine 20+ years ago. I have no recall on why we stopped doing dinners there. Glad to hear it’s still around.
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just a few updates since i usually ask:
le veau d’or…$100
borgo…$75
bar bete…$50
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