BYOB Restaurants in Fort Lauderdale

Going out for dinner in Fort Lauderdale doesn’t have to mean paying a huge markup on wine. Luckily, several local restaurants allow you to bring your own bottle, making it easy to enjoy your favorite wine while still experiencing some of the city’s best dining spots. Whether you're planning a sushi date night, a waterfront dinner, or a casual night out with friends, BYOB and corkage-friendly restaurants offer a smart way to elevate your evening without inflating the bill. Here are a few great Fort Lauderdale restaurants where you can bring the bottle and enjoy the night your way.

Yot Bar & Kitchen

Corkage: $10

A New England-style seafood house known for lobster rolls, clam chowder, and fresh-catch classics. Cozy, casual, and one of the most affordable corkage fees on the list.

Kelly's Landing

Corkage: $10

A New England-style seafood house known for lobster rolls, clam chowder, and fresh-catch classics. Cozy, casual, and one of the most affordable corkage fees on the list.

The Chimney House

Corkage: $25

An intimate Argentine steakhouse serving wood-fired meats, empanadas, and bold South American flavors. Perfect for red wine lovers who want to bring a special bottle to pair with steak.

Sakana Nekkei

Corkage: $35 for wine, $45 for champagne

A stylish Peruvian-Japanese fusion restaurant with vibrant sushi rolls, ceviche, and creative small plates. Elevated atmosphere — ideal for bringing a premium bottle for a special night out.

Ukiah

Corkage: $35

A trendy Asian smokehouse blending Japanese flavors with Southern barbecue techniques. Moody interior, shareable plates, and a fun group-dinner energy.

Gen Korean BBQ House

Corkage: $15

All-you-can-eat Korean BBQ where you grill at your table. Lively, social, and perfect for birthdays or group nights — especially with a $15 corkage.

Jay's

Corkage: $45

Classic steakhouse vibes with prime cuts, seafood, and upscale service. A strong choice for anniversaries or business dinners when you want to bring a standout wine.

DOC B’s Restaurant

Corkage: $0

Modern American dining with fresh salads, comfort plates, and a polished yet casual setting. Zero corkage makes this one of the best BYOB values in the city.

Miso Japanese Tapas

Corkage: $25

A sleek, intimate Japanese spot offering sushi, small plates, and creative rolls. Great for a date night where you want sushi + your favorite chilled white.

Cafe Seville

Corkage: $35

Authentic Spanish cuisine featuring paella, tapas, and flamenco vibes. Ideal for bringing a bold Rioja or celebratory bottle to share with the table.

Scolapasta Bistro

Corkage: $5

A cozy Italian neighborhood gem serving handmade pastas and classic comfort dishes. At just $5 corkage, this is a hidden BYOB steal.

The Mason Jar Pub

Corkage: $0

A relaxed pub-style spot with comfort food, drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere. Zero corkage makes it an effortless choice for casual nights out.

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