18 wines by the glass, $10 to $21
Federal Hill · Providence · Mediterranean with American flair, rotisserie-focused bistro · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed October 9, 2026 · How we review
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Parkside's dinner menu is glass-first: 18 wines by the glass, from a $10 Maschio Prosecco to a $21 Laurent-Perrier Champagne, then a short half-bottle list. The restaurant describes its cooking as inspired by Mediterranean flavors with an American flair, and the pours follow that range from Chinon to Napa to Mendoza.
The whites by the glass are Prosecco, Champagne, two Pinot Grigios (La Fiera $12, Santa Margherita $16), two Chardonnays (Intercept, Monterey $14; Louis Jadot Macon-Villages $16), a Provence rose ($12), two Sauvignon Blancs (Otu, Marlborough $13; The Prisoner Unshackeld, Napa $15) and a Hasselbach Dry Riesling from Rheinhessen ($13). The reds are two Napa Cabernets (Aquinas $14, Giapoza $16), an Aplanta red blend from Alentejano ($13), Les Georges Cabernet Franc from Chinon ($14), Stoller Pinot Noir from the Willamette Valley ($15), Lamadrid Agrelo Malbec ($14), Les Hauts de Lagarde Bordeaux blend ($14) and a Rook Merlot from Washington ($12). Under Half Bottles, reds run from a 2021 J. Lohr Cabernet at $25 to a 2013 Banfi Brunello di Montalcino at $79, whites from a 2023 Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc at $24 to a 2022 Louis Jadot Pouilly-Fuisse at $38, and a 2016 Heinz Eifel Eiswein is posted at $52 under Dessert. The menu PDF is undated, so confirm current pours and prices.
Glass prices run from $10 to $21. Whites sit between $10 (Maschio Prosecco) and $16 (Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio, Louis Jadot Macon-Villages), with the Laurent-Perrier Champagne at $21. Reds run from $12 (Rook Merlot) to $16 (Giapoza Cabernet Sauvignon), and most of the list lands at $13 to $15.
The Bottom Line
A glass-led list with a fair spread: 18 pours from $10 to $21, most reds at $14 or under, and a half-bottle section for when two people want different things. Start with the $15 Stoller Pinot Noir if you are ordering the short ribs, or the $13 Riesling with the choucroute, and confirm prices since the menu is undated. This unrated guide covers the posted drinks selection, not service, storage or markups.
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