Folk

Folk's wine list is short and sweet — think curated, not comprehensive. The focus is natural wines that won't compete with wood-fired pizza, which means Northern Italian and French oddities get the nod. Two by-the-glass options tells you everything: this is a beer-and-pizza spot that happens to care about wine.

The list leans heavily on Veneto, which makes sense when you're slinging naturally leavened sourdough pies. Domini del Leone shows up twice — a Pinot Grigio and a Corvina blend — both solid workhorses that won't break the bank. The wild card is Le Champs d'Orphee Braucol from Gaillac, a Southwest France region most people skip but natural wine nerds love. It's a tight selection, maybe 8-10 bottles total if we're being generous, but every pick feels intentional rather than phoned-in from a distributor catalog.

Two glasses. That's it. We're guessing it's the Domini del Leone Pinot Grigio and the Corvina blend at $10 each, which is fair pricing for casual pours. No rotation mentioned, so these are likely the anchors that sit until the bottle's gone. Not exciting, but honest — and when your vibe is neighborhood hangout, consistency matters more than variety.