"The idea of a “coffee place” is bigger than getting caffeine or a scone to go. How do the baristas make you feel? Do they source their ingredients in an ethical manner? Do they encourage people to meet, talk, enjoy each other? Do they support the local community? Do they make an espresso with care? Are coffee drinks staples on the menu, not an after thought or button that gets pushed? If these answers are yes, then support that local coffee shop. They are a gem and need your support. High Point is that place. They help make a city block a community. The location is unique. Seating inside is limited so show up with patience if it’s crowded. Nicely situated at a train stop. The fresh baked goods offered are amazing, great variety and high quality. The crepes are a unique hook and are worth a try. I love it when coffee places have a nice tea selection, and we have that here. Many boxes checked and I will return for sure!"

"Cozy and charming cafe in an old train station! Delicious coffee with house made syrups, flaky pastries, and cheerful staff."

"My wife and I were in town for a wedding and decided to stop here for a light breakfast. This place is amazing. The drinks were made perfectly and at the right temperature to enjoy right away. And the food was delicious. My wife got an apple fritter and I got the French toast crepe. Neither of us regretted our decision. Both were phenomenal. Plus, it is in a converted train station. The whole atmosphere and vibe was very neat. We will definitely be coming back whenever we are in the area."

"Love high point! I wish they could ban computer use on weekends, though. It’s too small of a space to allow multiple people to be working on laptops for hours. The priority should be on community & leaving space for people to chat or read."

"I love High Point Cafe ... The Coffee is amazing .... I love their Dirty Chai ... iced or hot ... Their pastries are the best by far ... I'm A fan of High Point Cafe ... Both locations ... #highpointkindagal"