All Good Things...on Franklin Street

I work in Tribeca, so normally when I walk the streets, it's usually on a mission to quickly grab lunch and head back to work asap. On a day when I had more time, I decided to walk off the beaten path, and came across an inviting storefront with the prettiest display of flowers. I popped my head inside, and found a curious artisanal farmers market inside. Flowers, fresh bread, coffee, ice cream, fresh meat stands in a serene greenmarket haven. 

When I first stumbled upon this store, the signage wasn't available yet, but a few weeks later I walked by again and saw "All Good Things" hanging above the entrance. 

(Photo courtesy of seriouseats.com)

Today I tried the coffee at Blue Bottle--I'm not that adventurous of a coffee drinker, I go for regular black drip coffee, nothing fancy. Coffee here is $2.90 a cup, almost a dollar above. my reservation price of $2 a cup, so I wouldn't make a trip to All Good Things a daily habit, but the coffee is certainly richer and deeper in taste without being bitter like Starbucks' original blend.

I like walking through here. It's a nice respite from all the hustle and flow outside. I'll have to try the baked goods and ice cream next time, the displays are always so tempting!

 

All Good Things

102 Franklin St.
Summary: Brooklyn artisanal hipsterism nestled in downtown NYC.