Most High

Super cute cafe convenient to the Brooklyn museum and Botanic gardens! Fascinating and delicious specialty coffees with adaptogens, and locally brewed kombucha!

Ordered a Dulce de Leche Latte with oatmilk and it was amazing! I want to come back and try more, the staff is also very friendly!

Great little Cafe is really close to the Brooklyn museum. It was cold so I came here to wait for a friend and got a matcha latte. Good drink, milk was a little overpowering, but it's not something to cry over. This is a coffee shop first. I was a little bummed they didn't have a bathroom, but the barista did direct me to where one was across the street.

Stumbled upon this cozy little coffee shop, and I have to say, their Dulce de leche iced latte is the best I’ve ever tasted—rich, creamy, and perfectly sweet. The staff was incredibly friendly, making the whole experience warm and welcoming. It’s definitely my new go-to spot!

Lovely roast beautifully prepared! The small shop gets busy on a sunny fall day. Consider going earlier to beat the Saturday hangover crowd.

It is with heavy heart to say that Most High has really gone downhill. The coffee from our recent visits has been awful. I literally tossed it in the trash after taking one sip. The cold brew was not drinkable, tasted burnt and bitter, and the flat white tasted just like watery coffee milk. We used to come here often when it was the owner making and serving, the quality was up there and consistent. Not sure when it began, it became a hit or miss experience.

Great Americo Coffee and chill spot to just vibe. They got some good pictures ctures and books to showcase. Blueberry scone was delicious and outdoor sitting if you wanna bring your fur baby. Light music vibes, loved it.

They have my favorite drip coffee in the neighborhood! The espresso drinks and pastries are also great.

I discovered this charming coffee shop while searching for a breakfast spot on Washington Avenue around 11 am on a Wednesday morning. The combination of a coffee-centric menu and captivating artwork adorning the walls and tables immediately won me over. The ambiance, coupled with the upbeat R&B and hip-hop tunes, created a great vibe. The place was not crowded, so I was able to quickly place my order without an extensive wait time. The lady who took my order was courteous, and a cup of coffee paired with a chocolate croissant, proved to be a satisfying combination. This intimate space is best for a quick bite, not a lengthy stay. The menu is not extensive--just coffee, tea, espresso, and pastries--so this place is best for a quick pit stop or a grab-and-go meal.

Decided to try out a new coffee shop in the neighborhood and was not disappointed! the prices were pretty average for the area but the coffee tasted much better than a lot of the other places I've tried nearby. There is a small counter along one of the walls with stools to sit on and just one small table outside with two chairs, so there isn't a ton of seating but the place wasn't super crowded when I came. The drinks were all well made and came out super quick!

The cafe miel is good--I wanted to try the specialty even though I was concerned it would be too sweet. Luckily it wasn't. It was sweet enough to bring out different flavors in the coffee, but not so sweet it was uncomfortable. There's some counter seating inside and a few small tables outside on the sidewalk. There was no one waiting when I got there, so my coffee was ready very quickly. It's not inexpensive, but it's pretty standard for the area.

Every time I come to NY I have to stop in. The matcha latte is my fav and the customer service is always amazing!!

Delicious caffè macchiato in a porcelain , proper sized cup served by Antanasia who is also a photographer.

Great coffee and a great atmospheres despite the small size of the space. Really enjoyed my cortado and had a pleasant experience hanging out on a rainy day and overhearing hipsters.

I've definitely developed a coffee addiction since moving to Brooklyn, and Most High is on top of my list! It's an intimate and conveniently located shop in the Prospect Heights neighborhood featuring local artwork, baked goods, fantastic coffee, and wellness products to further enlighten the day.

Discovered this little coffee shop @mosthighbk decorated with photographs - pretty cool! Nice coffee and good spot for a quick catch-up with friends!

Wanted to grab a coffee before visiting Brooklyn Museum and this spot did not disappoint. Friendly service and the cafe con miel was perfectly sweet!

Coffee is definitely high quality and hands down the best chai latte in the neighborhood!

This place has literally become my new go-to ever since a few coffee shops closed down in the area. I have been here a lot of times now and the owner is very accommodating. I dropped some pastries here once and she offered to give me completely new ones for free. Didn't take her up on the offer but I am impressed she gave it out. The owner is trying really hard to give everyone a good experience. Coffee-wise I love the cafe con miel! The honey in it is a great sweetener. Sometimes I just get the normal latte as well and that's pretty good too. Along with the coffee you can buy kombucha and energy based drinks in the fridge near by. Sometimes I will go and grab one to take home for dinner. Overall this a wonderful place. The owner is very friendly and the coffee is high quality!

Get the dolce de leche iced. Best item on the menu. The space is small but the vibes are very good.

this place has a dead beta fish floating in a tiny plastic tank on their display shelf in water that looks like it has never been cleaned. one of the saddest things I have ever seen and certainly beyond unsanitary. the person responsible should be ashamed.

The coffee is thin and burnt, the barista who served it visibly unhappy to be there. I don't need service industry professionals to be my bestie but it's nice to feel your presence isn't an unwelcome intrusion.

This is a neighborhood gem and my new go-to coffee shop- so much so that I sometimes go twice in one day. The owner is so lovely and is also the barista in the mornings (she makes a mean latte with beautiful depth and none of that bitterness). Most mornings, I come in around 8 AM, and there's maybe one other patron before or after me, but on the occasion I swing by later or I send my husband to pick up our afternoon coffee, there are a few people in the cafe working or chatting. We've also picked up whole beans, which the owner roasts down the street at a collective, so you're truly supporting local! We usually make cold brew with freshly ground beans, and I was so surprised at how fruity and rich the cold brew was. Again, no bitterness! Keep it up, Most High! So glad you are here, hope you're here to stay!

amazing service and creative drinks. the space is pretty small so i would recommend taking your coffee to-go.

So far I'm pretty happy with this spot! I've been a few times and I like the Afghani chai here. The service is always very friendly. Aside from drinks, they have a good assortment of pastries. The cheddar biscuit is good, and there's a cookie that even they didn't really know what flavor it was but it's kind of a big mix of a lot of things? It tastes mostly chocolate chip like but regardless it was good. This is how my closest coffee/tea shop and I'm glad I like it!

I absolutely loved my experience and vision of this young, female-owned business. The owner was incredibly passionate about her selections and explained the tasting notes of each to the point that I had to return to try other items. Miela was so enthusiastic and friendly and seemed to care more about making her customers happy than turning a profit. I read the review about cultural appropriation and find it to be so one-sided and angry. All terms have many different meanings. Most High also refers to Jesus Christ but I doubt anyone of faith would write such a vicious note. Cultural Inclusiveness begins with kindness, conversation and knowledge. Keep up your passion, Miela. People in the community, of all backgrounds, support and respect you.

Cappuccino was way too hot. Barista did not seem very keen on being there. Overall not an enjoyable experience.

The cafe con meil was so good! Highly recommend and the chocolate almond croissant was awesome! I wish there was more chocolate filling inside but it was great nonetheless

This is the best coffee in the neighborhood, hands down! Every drink I have gotten there is excellent.

I was first intrigued by the cool design of Most High's storefront. Hip hop music was playing when I entered the cafe and they also had very hip & urban decor inside. I agree with previous review that the aesthetic of this place is definitely inspired by African culture. Most High's menu was rather simple but I usually like the cafes with a small menu because that shows that they are very confident in their products. They also sell their own roasted beans as well as other health related products. My husband opted for a latte with regular milk and the barista was friendly. I'm not a coffee person but when I tried his latte it was very foamy and smooth. My husband who's is a self claimed coffee snob enjoyed his latte very much and said it was the best coffee he had in Prospect Heights. Price was more reasonable than coffee shops on Vanderbilt Avenue. The cafe is located on rather quite and gentrified area of Prospect heights and it's very close to Prospect park. I do think we will be back to try their afghani chai!

service was prompt but not gracious. cafe miel has depth and is delicious. playing rap at 8am didn't work for me

Whatever you do, don't leave without buying a chocolate chip cookie (or 2). Love this new little coffee spot!

the place is very cozy inside. good place to read if your book is small. i got the cafe con miel and asked for it extra sweet, it was delicious!

I'm deeply bothered by this place. I stepped in, excited because I thought this spot, given the name and decor, was a Black owned spot but.... It is NOT Black owned. (I asked the woman who worked there) Why this is important/offensive? Most High is a coffee shop full of crystals and various other Black accoutrements, playing Black music, which is literally placed in a historically very Black (more specifically VERY Jamaican) neighborhood, one which has been heavily gentrified. The name CLEARLY refers to the expression Most High which rastas/Jamaicans/Black Americans use to refer to God. This place is literally appropriating our culture *and religion* and masquerading as a black owned place AND ITS NOT. They literally named and designed this place to trick well meaning people into thinking this is a Black/Brown owned business so we will be more prone to support it, knowing they are not. It's so so so so deeply offensive to me that yet another gentrifying hipster would do this - even after allllllll the 97197509105081 talks on cultural appropriation, gentrification, and culture vulturing - that I had to leave. They truly just don't care and just want to take our money. I truly am blown away by the audacity of the owner to do this so I had to leave.

This was a gem of a find for us. After a long afternoon at the Brooklyn Museum, we needed a little pick-me-up, and Most High offered that in spades. On a lark, we tried special of the cafe con miel, and we were taken aback by the artistry of the barista along with the subtle and interesting combination of flavors. We also had a latte which showcased a wonderful texture and care in roasting of the coffee that they use. Would definitely return and would very highly recommend.

This is my favorite coffee shop in all of Brooklyn and NYC! The quality of the coffee is the best I've had in NYC, and the service is always on point. It never gets too crowded, which is certainly a plus. I love how the coffee is roasted by the owner, Miela, who is also a barista. It's very rare in NYC to have a place that roasts its own beans and has an owner who is around. I've been a specialty coffee enthusiast for many years and have often been disappointed at many places in NYC that are just pumping customers in and out without any care for coffee or for their clientele. Certainly not at this place.

Moved to NYC from SF, finding good coffee in NYC is hard. Coffee shops can't seem to roast beans, pull shots or steam and pour milk correctly. This place nails it on all fronts. If you haven't made this your local shop, now would be the time!

This place is great. I don't drink coffee, but their cafe con miel is amazing. I enjoy their teas. The baristas are kind, and the store is aesthetically pleasing.

Was excited to try this place but they were sold out of everything by 1pm and the matcha was mediocre at best

The best lattes! My new go-to. Courteous owner/barista who takes the craft of coffee seriously. This place is a hidden gem.

Delicious filtered coffee enjoyed hot, with a splash of milk, or cold filtered on ice. I asked the owner why her coffee simply bloomed on my tongue. She replied that she selects the coffee beans, locally sourced, and roasts them herself. Compliments to Most High for the kind employee who works in the afternoon, and the owner committed to pleasing coffee snobs like me.

Love looooove their coffee! I've been disappointed by other places in the neighborhood coffee wise, so I am incredibly happy Most High is here. After trying it recently, I keep going back. The owner is super warm and friendly, roasts her own coffee (you can tell because it's delicious), and clearly cares a lot about the place and customers. Thanks to the Most High team!

Very good coffee. Nice selection of muffins/scones/croissants. Owner is very nice and excited about the new business. She roasts her own coffee down the street (also on Washington). Really nice addition to the neighborhood. I will be going often.

Super friendly service, delicious coffee and pastries! The regular drip coffee is great!

Good coffee located in a cool neighborhood near the Brooklyn museum. Cool music and a good vibe