SAVE THE DATE •  BLOCK PARTY MAY 9 with EXTENDED HOURS • RESERVE NOW

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SAVE THE DATE •  BLOCK PARTY MAY 9 with EXTENDED HOURS • RESERVE NOW ❄

EXPERIENCE FOLK,

WHERE COMMUNITY MEETS QUALITY

SPEND YOUR DETROIT DAYS WITH US

A plate with two slices of toasted bread, a side of mixed greens salad, and a bowl of yellow curry garnished with chopped herbs and shredded coconut.
Close-up of a bowl of creamy yellow lentil soup garnished with herbs and crumbled cheese. Next to the bowl are two toasted bread slices and a side of fresh green salad with purple flowers, all on a white plate.

CAFE

Two women sitting at a table in a cafe, with colorful bottles of drinks, a glass of water, and a menu, near a window with a view of a snowy street outside.
People sitting at a table with colorful beverage bottles, engaging in conversation during an event. The room has a large window with a view of neighboring buildings and a decorative abstract painting on the wall.

COMMUNITY

Books about food and cooking are displayed on a shelf above candles, greeting cards, and books in a store. There are decorative greenery and a white spherical object on top.
Books on a wooden shelf, some with artwork covers, some in boxes, greenery with red and white ribbons above, and part of a large clock in the background.

RETAIL

VISIT OUR LOCATIONS

Discover our welcoming locations, blending Aussie-inspired hospitality with the charm of a modern sundry. Find your nearest Folk!

CORKTOWN CAFE

Aussie-Style Daytime Cafe, Wine Shop & Speciality Provisions. Order your Folk favorites to go or reserve a table for dine-in.

1701 Trumbull
Detroit, MI 48216

NEIGHBOR X FOLK

A modern sundry and community hub. Thoughtfully curated gifts, artist workshops, sampling events & seasonal pop-ups.

Michigan Central Station
2001 15th Street
Detroit, MI 48216

RESERVATIONS

AUSSIE-STYLE DAYTIME CAFE, WINE SHOP
& SPECIALTY PROVISIONS.

Folk is a James Beard Award-nominated cafe, retail shop, and local community hub with its first location in the historic Corktown neighborhood of Detroit. Founded by the Aussie chef, Rohani Foulkes, and inspired by her hometown sundry places, she wanted to create a comfy, high-quality food and drink spot that supports local and minority retail and artists first.

BOOK NOW
BOOK NOW
Three-story brick building with large front windows, storefront on the ground floor, and arched windows on upper floors, situated on a city street with parked cars and a street lamp.
A cartoon image of a person with a big smile holding a glass of wine, with the text 'Wine Enthusiast' beside it.

AS SEEN IN

Text reading 'bon appétit' in black font.
Logo for 'plate' with the tagline 'Take food further' in black text
Black and white WSJ logo with large initials 'WSJ' in a serif font
The word 'EATHER' in large, black outlined letters on a dark background.
Good Food Restaurants logo with the words 'Good Food' and 'Restaurants' and two interlocking circles.
The word 'HOUR' in large black letters with the small word 'DETROIT' below it.
The image displays the text 'JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION' in black and gray letters on a black background.
Black circular logo with the word 'SEEN' in large capital letters, arranged vertically.
A black and white photo of a clock tower at the Detroit MICHELIN Guide location, with a sign showing the MICHELIN Guide Travel & Culture. The clock indicates approximately 2:03. There are icons and notes about updates, star selections, and local spots to eat, drink, shop, and stay.