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Interior of Cortado Cafe in Paris

Coffee & Spanish Plates

Exterior of Sevenly Heart in Paris

Coffee & Natural Wine

The bar at Cananea in Mexico City

Cantina & Billiards Bar

Interior of Cortado Cafe in Paris

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Exterior of Sevenly Heart in Paris

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What began as a personal search for meaning—not just where to go, but why it resonated—turned into something bigger. A way to document the scenes we move through, decode taste, and track culture through the places that hold it.

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Good Time started with a simple question: why is this cool?


Not just why it’s trending, or why everyone’s going—but what it says, who it’s for, and what it feels like to be there. We were tired of the same surface-level lists—the same places showing up with no context, no point of view.


What began as a personal search for meaning—not just where to go, but why it resonated—turned into something bigger. A way to document the scenes we move through, decode taste, and track culture through the places that hold it.

Some people use it to plan. Others use it to understand. Either way, if you’ve landed here, you’re already part of it.

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