This is always the crepes and the best service. They have a rewards program as well. The coffee, chai, crepes, desserts are all so very good, love this location, the service is so cool. Love the fact it's at a train station. The table is like train benches. read more

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Stopped by on a rainy morning, with not too many folks around, and ordered their Wellness Elixir, since I had my coffee for the morning already. Staff were friendly and fast! I took a seat out in the back by the station. Lots of tables around the exterior, and inside. For some reason wi-fi wasn't working well for me, so I hopped on the local Xfinity Mobile hotspot for a bit of work. Not a lot of large tables here, so only for 1 or 2 folks at a time. Otherwise, this is a great neighborhood cafe! No opinion on the coffee, since I actually haven't had anything caffeinated from a High Point yet. read more

High Point Cafe - Exterior. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Sweet neighborly staff! Hot coffee !!! Great location near train station . Salt of the earth staff. Doing their job so well and caring for everybody. read more

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The ambience of this place is that it is a cute quirky coffee shop located in an old railroad station house that now serves the SCPT a line. Which by the way, save the Westt Chestnut Hill SEPTA Leykn, the service was wonderful and the playlist was absolutely phenomenal. When you go in, it feels like you're listening to old school indie college radio. It's one of the most punk coffee shops I've been in in a decade. And the food, of course was truly fantastic. The Americano tasted like it was from a third wave of coffee shop, but for the price of your grandpa's favorite coffee shop. The spinach and chevre cheese crap with caramelized onions out of this world. We need more coffee shops like this one. read more

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Love the daily gluten free options, especially the oat bars. Lattes are standard, takes a lot to mess that up. Nice place to sit and chat but not really a work cafe. It's at the train station so the space is really small. read more

Loved the crepes!! They're huge though, will probably split one with my partner next time. Wasn't a huge fan of the coffee, but would definitely go back for the pastries and crepes. read more

Charming location - good coffee/tea/cocoa options - wonderful baked goods (both sweet & savory), including freshly made crepes-to-order. Absolutely perfect spot for a mid-morning break! read more

A core pillar of the Mt Airy community! Lovely staff, great drinks and foods, good community vibes, etc. If you don't go here, do you really live in West Mt Airy? read more

rode a mile to get there and the website still says they're open but they have a marker and a piece of paper and tape and they tape up closed today and tomorrow whatever Due to staff shortage, but there isn't a sign-up that they're hiring. Way uncool Im gonna quit tipping read more

This place is more known for their coffee, but I wasn't too big of a coffee fan so I tried their seasonal drink: lavender iced tea. The lavender tea was pretty good and refreshing. It didn't seem diluted and definitely very flavorable. There were ample seating available, both inside and outside. Highly recommend to try out their iced tea and the variety of coffee beans I saw on sale. read more

High Point Cafe - Lavender iced tea - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

So stinking cute! Try to stop by on a Sunday to grab a coffee and check out the market.

Popped my head in around quarter after 10am on a thursday not very busy. Parking up front and fast service. I ordered the iced latte with some caramel flavor and oat milk. The barista made it perfect! read more

Stopped in here recently for an afternoon snack. I had some iced coffee with a lemon crepe (lemon zest, juice, and powdered sugar, topped with fresh whipped cream). It was warm, sweet, tangy, and light- the perfect treat on a warm spring day. Before I knew it, I had the my-food's-already-gone-blues. Will definitely be back again for more! read more

High Point Cafe - Lemon crepe - topped w/ fresh whipped cream - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Great coffee, community staple, great service. Would be 4 stars except I think the clientele is always snobby. Love that they partner with Teens Inc and other local organizations to help connect teens to service locally and abroad. read more

Cinnamon buns, sour cream coffee cake, pecan rolls, crepes and coffee. The list goes on and on. I can't stay away. I have a frequent flier card that is so filled with holes it has almost disappeared. My dog and I can walk here- which is a little bit of a problem- he even knows the name- and knows that most who come out will have a treat for him (there are dog bones on the counter and a water bowl out front.) The problem is that I use the walk here to justify the purchase of baked goods and they are so good. The staff know your name and know what you want without you ordering. There are so many regulars. Every single item is made with love and care and these are some of the best baked goods anywhere in Philadelphia. And the great news is that they have just opened their commercial kitchen over on Germantown Ave, so the back of this tiny spot will get renovated with more tables and a back porch- we hope. And now all this yummy goodness is going to be spread far and wide across the land! Watch out Philadelphia- you don't know what you are missing and soon will not be able to stop eating these amazing baked goods. read more

High Point Cafe - Tupper loves High Point. Always hoping some friends will stop by or someone will bring him a treat. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The coffee and crepes are very tasty but i dislike it when the staff handles money and then prepares the food with bare hands...not very hygienic read more

Good treats and drink. Absolutely the LOUDEST cafe I've ever been to. If you are introverted then sit outside or don't bother. Still a magical place for me. read more

New to the neighborhood and I am so glad to discover High Point. Their coffee is phenomenal. The service is meticulous and the atmosphere is so friendly! The menu of hot foods to pastries would appeal to all palettes. Their menu caters to those with dietary restrictions -they have milk alternatives and gluten free pastries & other baked goods which are reasonably priced. I haven't tried all their baked goods, but all I have had so far have been excellent. I highly recommend this place for your morning coffee and treat. read more

I adore High Point Cafe! Their coffee is out of this world. I very much enjoy any coffee house that knows the difference between a cappuccino and a latte. Not only that, but the coffee stands alone as both delicious and flavorful. Their baked goods look amazing, but I have yet to dig into them...because I know I would always want more! I have tried their crepes and I have to say, those are quite tasty as well. I prefer the spinach and caramelized onion, as I tend to go for more savory items. I am sure the sweet crepes would be fantastic as well. Now all of this stands only behind the excellent service I am provided each and every time I go in. All the staff is friendly, knowledgable, and make you feel like you're at home. I couldn't ask for more! read more

Overcrowded and not a place to go if you're looking for a spot to study or write or read. When I was there, there would be like 10 people gathered around these teeny tiny table clusters... it was crazy. The drinks here are killer. I was really impressed by the quality of their drinks. Had a Nutella crepe as well and that was pretty good. I would go back, but only to get something to go. read more

I adore this place, if we get there at least once a week I am totally happy, The homemade baked selections are thoughtful, elegant, and have a Delicious taste appeal. Its the type of place when you taste the food you know this is exactly how Delicious it was intended to be. Food-wise the best coffee shop in Philadelphia. Everyone that works there is a pure joy to see. The smiles and laughter fill the whole place with great energy any day of the week. I dont drink coffee but I hear its wonderful as well!!!! read more

High Point Cafe/High Point Two opened last October in the Allen Lane Train Station where the old Coffee Junction used to be. The cafe is similar to the first High Point at Carpenter and Greene, only it seems to have more room, and the baking, from what I can tell, is done at the original location and brought over. The coffee is high quality, strong, yet not burnt like many people describe one major chain's. They also have a lot of pastries/quiches, all made with unbleached flour and butter. Finally, they offer crepes and salads for lunch. The coffee and food are all very good, although I think their salads seem to have little thought put into them. I also wish that they offered products with whole wheat flour, but one can't get everything. Still a solid coffee shop for W. Mt. Airy. read more

Another frustrating pandemic morning at HP ... i've been a multiple times per week customer for the entire life of this great place, but the pandemic is really taking its toll. After more than 15 minutes of trying to reach them to order by phone, I finally saw many people just going up to their door and ordering -- bypassing the phone order; but then, when I tried to do the same thing, they were far too busy with all of the many orders and ignored me completely as I stood there phone busy signal in hand for another 5-10 minutes. I know they're great people and the place is great, but I left after more than 30 minutes in frustration-- without my coffee my scones or my crêpes. read more

This place has been taunting me since we started going to the co-op across the street, and we finally made it for breakfast. My turkey and cheese crepe was delicious, and they make a solid latte. The boyfriend had a sweet crepe that was also good, but I'm more of a savory crepe gal. Service was... weird. We ordered at the counter, then when our food was ready the server called out the boyfriend's name quite loudly. He stood up to go get the food and nearly crashed into the server who was actually just looking for us to bring it to the table. She didn't bring any silverware, so we asked for some. Turns out it's right by the counter accessible to customers, but she brought some over anyway, which was much appreciated. On the pricey side (basic crepes are $5 and $1 for each topping), but a welcome presence in the neighborhood. read more

Cute little coffee house! Amazing food! Great coffee, it is a little small, but perfect if your going with 1-2 people. Great atmosphere and awesome customer service! read more

It's a nice place to sit down and have a coffee while waiting for your train. I see new servers all the time, and that makes me think the pay could be better, but I'm just guessing. I wish they served bagels, but they don't. Crepes are good, but a little bit pricey to me. Coffee is great. It is one of the few meeting points in West Mount Airy and is very loved by the community around, so I guess they're nice and committed. Keep up the good work. And start serving bagels! :) read more

Lovely, sunny neighborhood gathering spot with terrific coffee and a warm, attentive staff. My family loves the baked goods and the crepes, though unfortunately there isn't much gluten free for me to nibble on. Maybe they will someday address that, but I will continue to be a regular for the coffee and general atmosphere. read more

High Point Cafe - I love this place. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Great coffee, pastries and crepes. Ice coffee is excellent and I'm a snob about coffee. Really excellent people who work there too. They seem to hire well and treat their employees with respect because they stick around. I'm lucky to live nearby. read more

Cute and quirky little breakfast joint situated in a quiet, funky, hippie-ish neighborhood. Crepes are their specialty: they have sweet and savory options, or you can make your own for $5 plus $1 for each ingredient. I ordered one with spinach, tomatoes, Swiss cheese and bacon. Delicious and filling! Mixed greens come on the side for $1 extra. They also serve your standard variety of drinks, coffee, baked goods, etc. Seating inside is a little tight but manageable. Even on a bustling Sunday morning, there seemed to be quick turnover with regard to the tables. Service behind the counter was very friendly (almost too friendly...but I'm from Boston, so maybe that's just how people are in Philly?) Anyway, a good experience overall. Recommended! read more

Great scones, other baked goods pretty good. Wish they would not their bare hands when adding the fillings to the crepes .

Love this place. The coffee is awesome..pick up a pound, I buy all the the biscuits they have to take home every time I'm there and their oh-so-friendly (par for Mt Airy) demeanor is warm and welcoming. Crepes are tasty if you can find seating..better chance when the weather allows the addition of outdoor seats. The ONLY strange thing I would change is the door..can you do something about that slam? Thanks High Point!!! : ) read more

Mt. Airy has a lot of aging hippies in vintage teal polartec; also young moms with white infants in unreasonable positions of power (whine, snark, yip) That said, HPC has the best Feng Shui going for it. Nice looking pastries and crepes. I only drink the coffee and sneak in low carb granola bars. I like the people behind the counter and their iPod selections. I like the trains coming and going. Great place to meet or work off a laptop. And for a middle-aged dork like myself, I appreciate that flashy minimally dressed young woman aren't generally around to incite distractions. read more

So happy I discovered High Point Cafe! On a Sunday morning you'll usually find it at its busiest, but on any day of the week, it's a great place to enjoy a cup of coffee and a handmade crepe or one of their baked goods. Most recently I stopped in on a rather quiet Monday and I was eager to try one of their crepes, but I was a tad indecisive at first. I was recommended the turkey, apple, and cheddar crepe, so I got that, and it was wonderful, and I am hoping to try more of them soon! It's a shame this cafe is not in my backyard, or I'd be there everyday. read more

Oh I love it here so much. I think I might actually head down right now just thinking about it. The crepes the drinks the deserts everything is so darn good! read more

Highpoint cafe can't be compared to other coffee shops because it's so much more than a coffee shop. It's is a family, a town hall, a bakery, a refuge, an art gallery, and a dynamite coffee cup of coffee. A place were friendly servers remember your name and remember what to serve you after just a few visits..... Heart, Sole, coffee, Highpoint. read more

High Point Cafe never ceases to rise to the occasion. Top notch customer service, always friendly and attentive to the customers. They even know some of us by name and remember our favorite drinks/food. The pastries are fresh and yummy and the place is always clean. I highly recommend this location as well as the Carpenter Lane location. read more

My husband and I had lunch, iced tea, and dessert here -- some was good, some was great, some not so much. While they sell gluten free baked goods and rolls (their own, but baked on another site so... not all that fresh), they do not actually use these products to make ANY gluten free meals. I do not eat gluten free, so I enjoyed their crepe (I added spinach, caramelized onions, and goat cheese, and an egg for moisture since they use not even a smattering of sauce) but because it is NOT a buckwheat (traditional) crepe it's not the gluten free option it could be. We had to fashion a gluten free meal for my husband -- bought one of their GF rolls, asked for it to be toasted (just IBS, not Celiac, so didn't have to worry about cross-contamination), had them add sliced turkey, a slice of cheese (cheddar is naturally low-lactose) but, because they only make crepes not sandwiches they do not have ANY mustard or mayo, so I was glad I had a small mustard packet tucked in my purse for just such emergencies. It wasn't enough to moisten up the very dry, crumbly roll, and dry turkey, but at least it was safe food that would not make him sick. The GF chocolate cookie (and all these products are individually wrapped in sealed plastic) was dry, hard, and tasted like Playdough. Not good. Maybe they're better when fresh, but I don't know where or when that happens. Their iced green tea (brewed from scratch, to order, I was told) tasted a bit like coffee or tanins (perhaps over-brewed?), not especially tasty but not awful. However, the saving grace for me was that their (not GF) brownie was perfect -- a chewy chocolaty confection, just the way you crave it. (A small amount of walnuts on top are healthy addition but easily flicked off if you're not a nut fan.) Not undercooked like most brownies are to achieve that chewiness. I also purchased a molasses cookie that I had the next day and, despite being put in a paper (not waxed) sleeve, it did not dry out but stayed moist and delicious. (I do not understand bakeries that don't use waxed bags to retain freshness and protect customer belongings and clothes from seeping fats.) We stopped by their second Mt Airy location because we headed to nearby Weaver's Way (which also sells their GF baked goods at their healthy foods co-op). Staff at both High Points were COMPLETELY clueless about ingredients of what they sell. (I later saw their GF brownie at Weaver's Way, where a printed list of ingredients revealed they use beans and other ingredients that people with IBS (a much larger gluten free consumer base) as well as most Celiacs cannot digest.) It's not clear why they bake and sell gluten free baked goods, and don't actually prepare any gluten free meals for those customers. Perhaps that's why most of the GF baked goods go stale before they sell. We were so excited to find this place, but our expectations were so dashed when we experienced it. So close, but miss-fire on so many cylinders. A story of missed opportunity but a glimmer of hope with those two great (regular) baked goods. read more

Dearest coffee shop - I love you so. The Americano is the best in Philly - truly, especially if you are lucky enough that Sarah makes it. And the baked goods - omg the baked goods. And the crepes. OMG the crepes. They also cater - and are super professional. Truly a neighborhood coffee shop where if you forget your wallet odds are the person in front of you will buy your coffee. And then you do the same for the person behind you when they forget their wallet! Kid friendly - somewhere we go quite often and LOVE. read more

So I've been back a couple times since my first review, and I wanted to note that all the staff I've encountered recently are very friendly and attentive. It's pretty cool when you go there in the morning and they know all the regulars by name and greet everyone like they are family. Definitely a great neighborhood spot! read more

The question is, is this a coffee shop that bakes, or a bakery that serves coffee? The coffee is good, better than you'll get at most places, but they have to pay more attention to the baking. On my recent visit both the pecan roll and pumpkin scone were dry. I suspect that they were both day old. It's either that or the baker was having a bad day. read more