Rhombus Guys Pizza
Pizza-First, But Wine Holds Its Own
Downtown Fargo · Fargo · American, Pizza · Visit Website ↗
Reviewed April 19, 2026
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First Impression
You're here for the pizza — obviously — but the wine list doesn't embarrass itself. It's short, approachable, and priced like they actually want you to order a bottle with your slice. No pretense, no ceremony, just decent wine in a laid-back pizza joint.
Selection Deep Dive
Thirteen to fifteen bottles covering California, Australia, Italy, and New Zealand — this is a hits-only roster with zero deep cuts. You've got Cline Cab, Noble Vines Merlot, Barossa Valley Estate GSM, and the Yealands Sauv Blanc holding down the mainstream fort. There's nothing adventurous here and no old-world depth to speak of, but for a Fargo pizza spot, the range is more than respectable. The Barossa GSM is the one bottle that hints at someone caring just a little more than average.
By the Glass
Nine options by the glass is genuinely generous for a pizza place — three house pours plus six named selections including the Substance Chardonnay, Mezzacorona Pinot Grigio, and Yes Way Rosé. The rotation appears static rather than seasonal, but having this many real options alongside a pizza menu beats the usual two-bottle approach. Summer Water and Yes Way Rosé covering the pink category tells you exactly who the audience is, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Barossa Valley Estate GSM Blend — $
A Grenache-Shiraz-Mourvèdre from the Barossa on a pizza list in North Dakota is a minor miracle. It's the most interesting bottle on the menu and almost certainly priced to move.
Substance Chardonnay
Most people at a pizza spot default to red or skip wine entirely — but Substance (from Charles Smith's Washington program) is a real Chardonnay with some actual structure, not the buttery bomb the label might suggest to the uninitiated.
Villa Pozzi Moscato
Sweet, low-alcohol, and better suited to a dessert shelf at a grocery store than a wood-fired pizza dinner. Nothing technically wrong with it, but there are far better calls on this list.
Barossa Valley Estate GSM Blend + Puff The Magic Dragon
A spicy, punchy pizza calls for a wine with enough fruit weight and savory backbone to keep up — the Barossa GSM's dark fruit and peppery edge are built for exactly this kind of heat.
✔️ The Bottom Line
Rhombus Guys isn't a wine destination, but it doesn't need to be — the list is honest, fairly priced, and functional enough that you won't be stuck drinking something you regret alongside a great pizza. Send a friend here for the food and tell them to grab the GSM.
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