// NEW YORK CITY // WILLIAMSBURG, BED STUY //

for all things good

brooklyn’s own molino

This one goes out to the tortilla snobs. To the ones who know that the foundation of good Mexican food is in the masa. For All Things Good is doing a service for New York, honoring the heritage of quality masa nixtamalized from sustainably sourced heirloom corn. While they are always rotating through different varietals of corn, there’s always a red, blue and yellow option on hand.

In addition to selling masa by the pound (or half pound) and tortillas by the dozen (or half dozen), they also operate as the perfect all day cafe, serving up tetelas, memelas and tlayudas in a fully vegetarian menu that transitions beautifully from day to night from a coffee menu to a mezcal and Mexican spirits list. The food is deceivingly simple, but flavorful and fresh, colorful enough to make even a grey day feel a bit sunnier. They’re also often doing pop ups, collaborations and events, to keep things fun.

the details

Address

Bed Stuy: 343 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn
Williamsburg: 314 Grand St, Brooklyn

Websitehttps://www.forallthingsgoodbk.com/
Yelphttps://www.yelp.com/biz/for-all-things-good-brooklyn
Instagram@forallthingsgoodbk
Hours8am – 3pm, 6pm -10pm weekdays; 6pm-midnight Friday and Saturday nights, 10am – 4pm Sunday
Price$ – everything is <$15
Aestheticcolorful, modern, almost festive 

good to know

Go here for: quality tortillas, a quick breakfast, lunch or snacks, an easy walk in meal

Order this: a breakfast tetela, a trio of memelas

Amount of time to spend: anywhere from half an hour to a couple of hours, it’s a nice place to hang for a while

When to come: weekdays tend to be pretty chill, afternoons are nice

Getting here: 

  • Bed Stuy: about a 5 minute walk from the Classon G
  • Williamsburg: about a 6-7 minute walk from the Metropolitan G or Bedford L

Other things to note: You can buy masa by the pound or half pound and tortillas by the dozen or half dozen.

Last visited: August 2023

Last updated: October 2023

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