One Line Coffee - Franklinton

Always great coffee at a reasonable price. Friendly staff. Breakfast sandwiches and pastries are top notch.

We visited the new location for one line coffee in the Franklinton neighborhood. We heard they served breakfast, so this prompted us to try them out. Where I still loved my coffee and am a one line coffee fan, I really didn't fall in love with the new location. As soon as I walked inside I found the aesthetics problematic for me. This was a L shaped space. One side had upholstered and armchairs, which were all nice but not enough seating for customers. They could of used the space more effectively to create a bit more seating but what they had on the left side of the shop was nice, just not efficient. What wasnt great was the color choice on the walls. I felt that they made a mistake painting the entire shop's walls a washed lavender. I felt it worked on the sofa side but not on the barista side. Then there was the large square barista station itself that took up 70% of the floor space, which seemed also inefficient. Another 10% were shelving that displayed their merchandise. That didnt leave a lot of room for more seating. They clearly needed more seating, as we ended up not getting breakfast and getting our coffee order to go vs eating there as there was just no place to sit and eat-- as you had people who were finished with their coffee and remained there working on their laptops. How they concentrated enough to read inside this place is a mystery... it was very loud. Not relaxing in any sense. We grabbed our coffee and left.

A few things. You have to buy an over priced food object to get WiFi, the high stool like chars are death trap, smells like coffe (not the good kind) is packed and loud. Had to wait 15 minutes for a seat.

I'm sorry for being a public menace and coughing all over the place. I've since been restrained. By a friend. Consensually.But I'm so grateful to have been able enjoy the tomato basil scone as my last public meal for the time being. It was so warm, perfectly moist/dry-balanced, and pasta-reminicent. Milligan's maple latte did not taste particularly like maple but that's ok. It also did not taste like Milligan, whoever that is.Interior is very spacious and has adorable wood and grey tones. Not too noisy too, so a great study spot! My only complaint is that you can only be logged onto the wifi for 90min-2hrs at a time so you have to keep getting up to get wifi codes from the workers. But the service is very nice and it's certainly not their fault

Great coffee, friendly staff, my new go to cafe after moving downtown! We can walk from our new home! Perfecto!

This place was so delicious! It was fast and easy to grab breakfast with a big group of friends!

One thing about One Line- it is more than a coffee shop! My stop to study, indulge in a LARGE cinnamon bun, and sometimes get a glass of wine. It is only right for this shop to hv a large option for food and throw a few events or two. A specialty latte and roll runs about $12 but I never finish the rol for the next two days if I am good. The atmosphere is welcoming. The parking is plenty with some 30 minute spots for in/outs. Definitely on the list.

Pastry and breakfast sandwich was good! Coffee was okay. Atmosphere was not as cute as I was hoping it would be.

Beside eating at different restaurants, hopping to different coffee shop is another favorite activity of mine. Each coffee shop have their own vibe, variety of specialty menu and the group of energetic baristas.I kind of wondering around the Franklinton area after having lunch at Yellow Brick Pizza and realize there is One Line Coffee. The shop is surrounded by lot of windows and super cozy and bright on a sunny day. They have quite a few seating options and would be a prefect place to study or get some work done.

Stopped by One Line on a Sunday and it surpassed my expectations. Parking was a breeze (thanks Columbus for free parking on Sundays). They have street parking or a lot in the back. The inside is pretty spacious and has a kitchen as well as barista area in the middle. They offer a variety of coffees, but also have beer and wine -- one stop shop! There are plenty of different seating options, and we were able to snag one of the booths which was nice. The wifi is free, but you have an initial 2 hour limit and then must ask an employee for a specific code to continue using. This was frustrating at first, but as soon as two hours was up we were ready to go anyway, so it was a nice prompt that we had already been there quite a while. Overall, we enjoyed One Line and will likely be back. We didn't try any food items, but they offered an array of breakfast sandwiches.