Cakeage (noun)
kay-kij
a fee charged by a restaurant for serving a cake brought in from outside.
Cakeage is modeled on corkage, which is a fee charged when patrons bring their own wine or liquor to a restaurant.
Example sentences
“The server wanted $20 for cakeage, more than the cake cost!”
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