Is All Good licensed in Brooklyn?

Yes. We are fully licensed under license number OCM RETL-24-000151 by the New York State Office of Cannabis Management.

Do I need to be 21 to shop?

Yes. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for entry and purchase.

What makes All Good different?

We are women-led, veteran-owned, and rooted in Brooklyn’s community. We have a carefully curated menu of hard to find small farms, people travel from all over NYC to get our drops.

Is parking available?

Yes! Parking is very easy, lots of street parking.

Best Brooklyn Dispensary

When Brooklyn locals talk about the best dispensary in the borough, All Good is part of the conversation. Why? Because being “best” is not about the biggest sign or the flashiest storefront—it’s about trust, safety, and community.

All Good is a women-led, veteran-owned, family-run dispensary based in Flatbush Junction. We only source from small New York farms delivering the freshest flower. We built this space for our neighbors. From the beginning, our mission has been simple: Good Plants, Good People, Good Life. That approach has made us a trusted choice across Flatbush, Midwood, and beyond.

What Makes All Good One of the Best Brooklyn Dispensaries

Licensed and compliant: Fully approved by New York State OCM.
Locally rooted: Built in Flatbush, serving the whole borough.
Veteran-owned and women-led: Our leadership reflects resilience and service.
Community-first: Events, education, and partnerships with local farms.

Who We Serve

Customers travel from all over Brooklyn to shop at All Good. We are especially convenient to Flatbush, Midwood, Brooklyn College, and surrounding neighborhoods (ZIP codes 11226, 11230, 11210).

What makes All Good one of the best dispensaries in Brooklyn?

We combine compliance, quality, and local roots with a focus on community trust.

Is All Good a licensed dispensary?

Yes. We are licensed by the New York State Office of Cannabis Management.

Where is All Good located?

We are at 3405 Avenue H Between Brooklyn and 34th Street. 900 Steps away from Flatbush Junction, near the 2 and 5 subway lines just minutes from Brooklyn College.