Zebra Waiters Corkscrew, folded closed
Made in California since 1961

Zebra Waiters Corkscrew

$8.50
✓ Ships from our Novato warehouse
●Made in California. Designed, patented and built by the same family since 1961.
●Refills never discontinued. An opener bought twenty years ago still takes the cartridge we sell today.
●Direct from the manufacturer. Not a marketplace reseller, so you get the real thing and our warranty.

Black and white stripes, which is the rare pattern that suits both a picnic blanket and a decent dinner table.

Underneath the print it is the tool every restaurant in the world keeps behind the bar: a folding waiter’s friend with the worm, the lever and the foil blade all in one body, flat enough to live in an apron pocket or a jacket.

  • Zebra stripe print
  • Integrated foil blade — no separate cutter to find
  • Folds flat; goes in a pocket, a picnic basket or a glovebox
  • Arrives in a printed gift box, so it needs no wrapping

A waiter’s friend asks something of your wrist, which is fine on a young cork and less fine on an old one — see why corks break. If you would rather not pull at all, the Cork Pops Legacy lifts the cork out with gas instead of a screw.

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A family business that still makes the thing it invented.
Est. 1961

A family business that still makes the thing it invented.

It started in a workshop in 1961. Three generations later the family still holds the patent, still runs the line in Novato, California, and still packs the cartridges that go in the box.

That is why the refills never disappear, why an opener bought years ago still takes a standard cartridge, and why the thing feels like it was made by someone who cared.

1961Family owned since
CaliforniaWhere the opener is made
4.6★Across the range