Recession deals for corkage fees
From Toronto Life: http://www.torontolife.com/daily/dail...
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Paese has no corkage fees on the first bottle of wine Sunday through Friday. (On Saturday and additional bottles, corkage is $25/bottle.)
http://www.leatcatering.com/paese.htm
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Paese
3827 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M3H, CA -
foodyDudey
Jul 31, 2009 10:36 AM
I received an email from Globe Bistro today with the following info:
Pulling the Cork - No Corkage August
Back by popular demand, we will be waiving the corkage in our dining room for the entire month of August. (Yes, even on weekends.) Go deep into your cellars and come on over›1 Reply -
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Fat Cat on Eglinton west of Avenue Road has no corkage fee Tue-Thur. I think it's $20 other days.
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Focaccia Restaurant on Hayden Street is $5 corkage fee until June 30, and $25 prix fixe dinner - http://www.focacciarestaurant.com/Hom...
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re: CarNut
Il Sogno, a smallish Italian resto on Yonge Street south of Eglinton, charges no corkage whatever on Tues. and Thurs., though it's always prudent to check with any resto in advance for any corkage policy changes.
The Miller Tavern, on Yonge Street south of York Mills Road, charges $1 corkage on Mon., though it has a pretty good wine list as well. Last time I was there, the waiter said that the special wine list - meaning the more expensive bottles listed on its own page - go for half price on Sundays. I found nothing on the Miller's website, however, that indicates this to be accurate, so once again it'd be wise to check first. A $50 bottle can be quite tempting at $25, especially when whoever selects wines for the Miller seems to know his stuff. Too bad about the rather average food, though.
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