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The Cork & Journey app tracks corkage fees at thousands of restaurants across the United States, so you always know the fee before you book. Bring the bottle you love, and check the corkage first.
These are just a small sample. The full corkage database, with thousands of restaurants across the United States, lives in the app.
From Episode 121 · November 9, 2026
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Restaurant of the Week · Boise, ID
Coa de Jima
Coa de Jima in downtown Boise delivers an upscale take on Mexican and Latin cuisine in a vibrant, art-filled setting. Chef Enrique Martinez leads a broad menu that moves from ceviche and birria to carnitas, molcajetes, lobster enchiladas, and grilled meats, with generous portions and plenty of bold chile, citrus, and savory flavors. The restaurant also stands out for its wine-friendly $15 corkage fee with no stated bottle limit. With a Cork & Journey rating of 4 out of 5, Coa de Jima is a strong option for diners looking for polished surroundings and a more elaborate approach to Mexican cooking.
Corkage: $15 per bottle, no limit
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Corkage of the Week · Lebanon, OH
The Golden Lamb
The Golden Lamb is Ohio’s oldest continuously operating inn and restaurant, dating to 1803, serving traditional American fare like roast turkey and pot roast in a historic building that once hosted twelve U.S. presidents. Its period furnishings and small inn upstairs make it as much a living history museum as a restaurant, drawing visitors for its heritage as much as its food.
Corkage: $35 per bottle, no limit
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