Balthazar SOHO $50. Not a big increase from last few years.
Burgundy glass upon request
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Interesting policy at Delmonico’s. It used to be $50 corkage before they reopened so I took a bottle just in case as we had made a last minute reservation. Asked the waitress and she says you have to email the wine director to have your bottle approved and that it would be $150 corkage. I didn’t get the feeling that she was 100% that was the policy.
Ended up ordering a Bereche and Cantemerle off their list.
Yeah I feel like for a lot of places listed here, there is no real formal policy. It depends on who you talk to, if the restaurant is busy that night, it you are nice to them… it all really depends lol
Italian restaurant Misi corkage $45
Cote, $65 per bottle. Great time.
Redeye Grill across from Carnegie Hall. Quoted $55 but charged $45. Nice stems and friendly service. Big bustling bistro with terrific seafood and steaks. Live piano player weekends. Opera Saturday nights in the back room with no cover charge. Restaurant is on InKind.
Al Fiori on Monday has capped at 2 bottles per table and corkage otherwise $75. Thankfully, let us open our 4 bottles. We were also told cannot do multiple glasses or decanters the next time we were there. Restaurant was less than half filled. Food and service was otherwise great.
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Keens steakhouse $30.
Great deal in 2025
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Tadhana has free corkage
Terrible overpriced food but free corkage
this is the content we need. ty jay. 
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Jacob’s Pickles - Upper West Side $35
JG Mellons now offers corkage. $35. horrific stems, bring your own glass.
Updated the map! Quite a few options for BYOB.
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Yakiniku Toraji - $40
This ignores any promos during the week
|Jupiter (Rockefeller Center)||35/bottle only 2 bottle max|
|Café China (37th & Madison)|30/per bottle|
|Wu’s Wonton (Lower East Side)|no fee|
|Balavanera (Lower East Side)|40/per bottle|
|Riverpark Café (Midtown East)|35/per bottle|
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Actually, closer to 6th Ave
Momofuku Noodle Bar - Columbus Circle → No corkage on Mondays only, which is also when they offer fried chicken. Every other day it’s $25 for the first 2 bottles then $35.
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Nyonya on Grand St. We paid 15$ corkage fee (total) for 4 bottles… they only charged us the first one 
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higher end Korean BBQ are pricing out of my rotation:
Gaonnuri $75
Nubiani $75
Niku X $75
The revamped NY Kimchi on 48th is also $75.