Highline Coffee Co

Nice place to study and do work. Establishment was clean and peaceful. Staff seems to be in training but are really nice. One thing I would say is that the matcha they use is not good, it tasted like a bad brand, if you’re a matcha lover like me I would stay away from it. Other than that great place!!

Cozy local coffee shop in downtown Worthington. The coffee and is fresh and the baked goods (scones!) are tasty. I liked the countertop seating facing the street which allows you to appreciate the neighborhood.

SOOOO GLAD I stopped by this coffee shop on my way down to Columbus from Cleveland☕️✨
Not only was my coffee 😍💯☕️👌🏻 AMAZING!!!!!!! but the staff were sooooo nice🤗💕🙏 I don't know her name, but there was a cute girl working at the register who gave me a cookie 🤗🍪 She made my day! 🍪💕

This place is so conveniently located, and there's free street parking 👍 it's a MUST to stop by Highline Coffee!

The coffee shop is super cozy and cute inside (not super big); there're places to sit and enjoy your coffee 🤗☕️✨🏡 and inside.. the coffee shop is connected to another little shop/boutique. It's just such a nice atmosphere for a coffee date.

If I'm ever passing through here again, I will 💯 definitely stop at Highline Coffee! ☕️✨
🙏 Thank you!

I'd love to give Highline 5 stars ~ great location, great aesthetic, and I've loved seeing it grow! My go-to drink is a matcha latte with non-dairy milk - so much so that I make them at home regularly and have taken to perfecting my recipe. But sometimes I want a hot beverage when I am about town. My most recent experience w/ Highline's matcha was not pleasant so I'm posting here ONLY because I don't have Insta and that seems to be the only way to direct message (I really appreciate you all, Highline!). Based on the pale green of the drink I received (see pic), I wonder if culinary matcha has been subbed in here for a more ceremonial grade. This is SO common because the ceremonial grade stuff is $$. But the supposed culinary result was low on flavor and left me with something of a lingering, scalded aftertaste as though the milk had been overheated. Did not drink :( My home recipe for success has involved a shift to *granulated* maple syrup *bless*, I add a tablespoon to an empty mug, froth 2 oz water with 1/4 tsp ceremonial grade matcha, add to mug. Then froth 4oz non-dairy milk, top of mug. The drink mixes itself so no stirring! Lots of recipes call for 1 or even 2 tsp matcha and I find the outcome is still excellent with less matcha ~ which also makes for a more cost-effective ceremonial equation. Happy to see Highline thrive and hope this encouragement can help make a good operation better!

I'll start by saying that I'm not a coffee drinker, but I still loved this place! It's a really nice space with seating on the inside and outside. I wasn't a huge fan of the Southern tea that was recommended by the barista, but I'll definitely be back to try their chai tea latte and one of their scones. They looked amazing!

This used to be the place we went almost every morning for coffee. Then they were bought and under new management, the drinks are (to me) undrinkable. I don't know if it's because all efforts have been shifted to also being a bakery now, but the drinks are way too sweet - and this is coming from someone who doesn't consider themselves a coffee person! Maybe if I had a baked good it would disguise the sweetness of it, but it's been pretty disappointing. But if nothing else it spurred us to buy an espresso machine, and that's been vastly superior and is saving us money, so.. thanks?

The coffee and food was great...the workers were patient with my indecisiveness and kind towards me. Very cool and artistic environment

Pastries and coffee taste pretty great. The space is cute and cozy to study or meet friends. Staff can be hit or miss, sometimes friendly or short and rude.

Great, homey (read : small) place to get a cup of coffee with some space to get some work done if you need to. Their espresso was out of the ordinary good. Super thick and rich, definitely one of my favorites. I'm new to the area, the barista said they used beans from a place in Columbus called "One-Line". If that's the case, I'm buying some cause seriously it was some good stuff, I'd love to start my morning with it. Cool place though, worth a look!

My 5yo son is giving the “not so hot hot chocolate” five stars because “it has the cream to keep it warm.” 5⭐️