Highline Coffee Co

Cute little coffee shop in Worthington. Friendly service and a simple yet high quality selection of coffees. I got an Irish creme latte and enjoyed it. It's a small shop with no seating inside so that's something to keep in mind when visiting.

Talent, Personality, Great Coffee, and now Great Space. I've visited Highline Coffee a few times now, always ordered their signature Caramel drink, and always loved it. However, his time I decided to test the Barista and ordered a simple no-frills cappuccino. WoW! Simply the best I've ever had. WoW!

Friendly & wise baristas, small but excellent range of baked goods, set in the corner of an airy room offering both counters ( for the laptop toters ) and a few low slung, comfy leather chairs. Recently added is a back room that features wonderful jewelry & leather worked goods- and the creators are on hand onvcd a more or less revolving basis. Whether or not you are in the market, having them present seems to amplify the local, relaxed vibe. I never pass up the chance to visit there, as it's good for my soul.

if you want to use the wifi, be sure NOT to get a paper/to-go cup AND to get a receipt!! the wifi password is on your receipt. you cannot get a receipt if you get a paper cup. as mentioned in other reviews, customer service is lacking. upside is there's decent coffee and it's cheaper than starbucks

The two folks working we're very polite and helpful when my spouse and I dropped in, and both of us enjoyed our drinks immensely. So happy they have non-dairy milk and Monin (dairy free) syrups!

This little coffee shop is a quaint little place that serves One Line coffee and baked good from the Flaky Baker. Everything here is delicious and if you're looking for somewhere to grab a quick coffee and snack while you're exploring Worthington, I definitely recommend stopping in here

I know this is against the norm, but I really did not have a good experience here. Let me break it down.

Price:
The prices at Highline are definitely above the norm for coffee shops. At $4.25 for an Iced Mocha, I was expecting something fantastic.

Menu:
Nothing out of the ordinary here, just your standard coffee shop fare including the typical espresso drinks and a (rather sparse) selection of baked goods. What was missing for me was a selection of house specialty drinks, to set Highline apart from the dozens of other coffee shops in the Columbus metro. I only saw one (1) specialty drink.

Space:
Highline occupies a small (and I mean SMALL) space right off High Street in Worthington. Parking wise, there is plentiful, free, public parking nearby, which is certainly a plus. The shop itself, however, feels cramped. Two other gentlemen walked in right after I ordered, and I had to slide past them toward the door so they could get to the counter to order. Further, Highline has no interior tables, so if you were planning on sitting in the shop to work, think again.

The Coffee:
Lastly, and most importantly, the coffee. As mentioned previously, I ordered an Iced Mocha. While the service was excellent and my drink arrived promptly, the quality of the drink itself was poor. The syrup was not distributed through the drink, and clumped at the bottom. Flavor wise, the Mocha tasted like it had been mixed with Nesquik to get its chocolateyness. Now, I'm not against Nesquik on principle, but I don't want it in my coffee.

Overall, I would not recommend Highline at this time.

Great coffee and great service! Love going here to get my coffee. It tastes great and they have so many flavor options!

Very good pastry, coffee was really great even the decaf was very tasty and not over done.

One of my favorite coffee places. You don't have to go to the Short North to get great gourmet coffee beverages. Their menu changes with the seasons so give something new a shot.