BYOB restaurants

[foodophyle]

Does anyone have a list of NO rest. that are BYOB or have no corkage fees? Several friends wanted to try Baru but I heard they are no longer BYOB, so we are looking to try somewhere else. Suggestions?

[cheesegrater]

Eat on Dauphine St (between St Ann and Duman) in the French Quarter. Really nice, clean space. Good food, GREAT brunch.

[ScarlettNola]

I know that Cafe Atchafalaya is temporarily BYOB, but not sure if that is still the case. The food is great!

[philmaur]

Also, Bennachin (African) in the FQ on Royal St. Cash only!

[shrike4]

Is SukoThai in the Marigny still BYO? I know they were applying for a variance so they could get a liquor license (there's some weird zoning glitch because they're in a residential building, but the restaurant was grandfathered in).

[lawstudent]

Jazmine Cafe, la Macarena on Hampson St., and Lola's on Esplanade.

Eat is my favorite BYOB place though. I have brought groups there and we had a fantastic evening every time. My only complaint about Eat is the desserts - not gross, just nothing special.

[twangster]

Lebanon Cafe on S. Carrollton and Mrs. Hyster's on S. Claiborne

[foodophyle]

We decided on Cafe Atchafalya for location and type of food. They are temporarily without a liquor license, and there was no corkage fee. It was a great choice - food was delicious and service was suberb. We had a couple of specials - a free form mushroom and crabmeat ravioli, fried soft shell crab over corn macque choux (sp?), fried green tomatoes topped with lump crabmeat and stuffed flounder with crawfish.

[JazzyB]

Martinique no corkage Tues.
Madrid
Lola's

[kukubura]

Lil Dizzy's in Treme is BYOB. If you bring a bottle of bubbly to brunch they'll mix you up mimosoas.