Today’s catch is four rooms that gave up variety on purpose. The last barrel shop of Manhattan’s pickle district, still fermenting in salt and time; a Somerville grocer who stocks one biological kingdom; a Brooklyn bar where the thing on offer is the whisking; and a Philadelphia garden with a machine in it that sells nothing but the cheese made across the street.
A grocery that sells one kingdom and nothing else
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A Williamsburg room where the whisking is the point
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Cheese from a machine, in a garden, under the El
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