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Welcome To For All Things Good
For All Things Good is a vibrant Mexican cafe nestled in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to delivering authentic flavors and a welcoming atmosphere. With a commitment to quality, they make their own masa and tortillas, resulting in dishes that burst with fresh, flavorful goodness. The menu showcases delightful options like the Tlayuditas and Mezcal Mushroom, attracting both vegan and non-vegan diners. The cafe's casual vibe is perfect for enjoying a leisurely lunch or a happy hour with friends, offering outdoor seating and a cozy interior. Customers rave about the unique touches like purple tortillas and stand-out drinks, making this spot a true gem for food enthusiasts.
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About
For All Things Good
Welcome to a delightful destination for Mexican cuisine in Brooklyn: For All Things Good. Nestled at 343 Franklin Ave, this vibrant café invites both locals and visitors to savor authentic flavors wrapped in a warm, welcoming environment. With a focus on fresh ingredients and traditional cooking methods, this establishment offers a menu that celebrates the culinary richness of Mexico.
From the moment you step in, you're greeted by an atmosphere that is both hipster and casual, perfect for a relaxed lunch or a joyful dinner with friends. The café is designed for accessibility, complete with outdoor seating and free Wi-Fi, making it a great spot to gather and converse over meals. Plus, with options for delivery, takeout, and catering, you can enjoy their delicious offerings wherever you prefer.
- Signature Dishes:
- Tlayuditas: Delightfully simple yet packed with flavor, featuring black beans and avocado, these tlayuditas are a must-try for any first-time visitor. The perfect blend of textures comes from the crispy fried shallots on top.
- Breakfast Gordita: A chunky masa filled with black beans, chihuahua cheese, and topped with a fresh egg and avocado, it's a dish that ensures your day starts off right.
- Tlacoyo: Try the pinto bean stuffed masa topped with creamy avocado and flavorful salsa, a savory treat that embodies comfort food at its best.
The overarching theme at For All Things Good is a commitment to quality. As Michelle R. noted in her review, the use of purple tortillas enhances flavor in a way that truly reflects the authenticity of the dishes. Meanwhile, stephanie g. praised the homemade masa, which makes a significant difference in each bite. It’s these small touches that set this café apart from the rest.
Happy hour specials are another highlight here, presenting an opportunity to savor craft cocktails like the Paloma while indulging in exquisite bites without breaking the bank. The casual setting — complete with heated outdoor seating and a touch of brooklyn charm — transforms an ordinary meal into a delightful experience.
If you’re searching for a place that offers not just meals but stories behind each dish, For All Things Good checks all the boxes. The love and passion for food shine through as you enjoy these carefully crafted delights. Whether you’re here for brunch, a snack, or dinner, you’ll walk away satisfied and looking forward to your next visit. Don't just take my word for it, grab a friend, head down to Franklin Ave, and discover all that is good at this gem of a café!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ The food was great I love how they used the purple tortillas they have more flavor than the white ones. I had two chicken tinga tacos and one quesadilla I was stunned when I saw they had squash blossom on the menu in Mexico this is normal but you don't really find that here it was really good. I also had a Paloma it was delicious. This place is right up the block from me and I'm so glad I gave it a try. ”
“ Amazing Mexican cafe! Visited at 12:45 pm on a Sunday and there was no wait. My boyfriend and I shared the tetela trio (black bean & Oaxaca cheese, chihuahua cheese & salsa verde, hibiscus chorizo & cheese), black bean and avocado tlayudita, and tortilla soup. I could take or leave the soup, but the teletas were incredible and I loved the tlayudita as well. ”
“ Amazing food and service. They make their own masa and tortillas. You can really taste the difference. They also have a great happy hour that is not well known but should be! ”
“ The prices for what you get here are super fair! Divey snack spot with tlacoyos of several varieties, specialty coffee and beers right next door to Cmon Everybody! ”
“ Popped in for breakfast the other day and enjoyed the breakfast gordita. It was a bit harder than I was expecting and I wish it had been spicer but that being said everything was fresh and light, even for a breakfast sandwich. Someone next to me was eating the TLAYUDITA which I'm definitely going to get next time. I love that their tortillas are homemade and you can tell they put a lot of love in them. The coffee was delicious. I love the cafe style minimal space. Service is standard. 4.4/5 ”
“ Such healthy, tasty dishes! I got the black bean avocado tlayudita and it was so good and filling! A great place to get a healthy meal in a casual setting. Would definitely recommend giving it a try for vegan/vegetarian dishes. ”
“ I got their Breakfast Gordita and an iced horchata. The Gordita has a thick tortilla stuffed with black beans, cheese, egg, salsa habanero, cilantro, so it's super flavorful. The tortilla was pretty hard to cut and it made the insides spill out every time I pressed on it, so it's not the easiest to eat. This place has an awesome cocktail list for $10 so I would come back at night! ”
