If you happen to find yourself in a BYOB — an abbreviation for "bring your own booze/beverage/bottle/Barolo," and so on — congratulations on likely saving a huge ...

I often bring a bottle of wine to a restaurant but never pay a corkage fee. That’s because I live in New Jersey, where most restaurants don’t have liquor licenses. BYOB is not only acceptable but, for ...

There’s something wonderfully sinister about carrying your own bottle of wine, tucked in a brown paper bag, into a restaurant. Maybe it’s that sense of getting away with something, or that faint whiff ...

They’re riding the second wave — in a hot tub. Intrepid party people are pooh-poohing the pandemic and soaking up the season aboard the Hudson River’s latest eye-popping attraction: a hot-tub boat.

Excitement surrounding the new BYOB licenses for small city restaurants has fizzled after months of hoopla with only one eatery owner applying for the waiver as others mull the long list of ...

Ordering a glass of wine or craft beer is part of the fun of eating out, but selecting a special bottle from your home collection, or a favorite wine or liquor shop, means you can drink just what you ...

Christopher Kearse, the chef behind Will BYOB, is reportedly wrapping things up with his popular French-inspired BYOB restaurant after seven years on East Passyunk Avenue. Kearse is set to close Will ...

Naperville restaurants may soon be allowed to have a BYOB policy when it comes to allowing patrons to bring their own beer or wine. The Naperville Liquor Commission directed city to draft on ordinance ...