I love this Hagen location more than the other Hagen cafés in Seattle. The atmosphere and service…read moreare nice. I especially like the outdoor seating, the view, and the way they've recently arranged the space with plants and umbrellas outside. I also like the recent music selection. Keep it up! I usually get breakfast here, either the Smashed Avocado Toast or the Breakfast Bun. I also like the paninis. I'm not much of a coffee drinker myself, but my wife often brings home a bag of coffee from Hagen, and she really likes it.

The food is delicious - the breakfast sandwiches and pastries. The cafe itself is small and it's…read morebetter for catching up with friends or a quick bite rather than working. The prices are on the higher end -- like $20 for a croissant sandwich. The customer service is awful. This seems to be the case with other locations. I've been to a few and most recently the location at Olympic Sculpture Park. I had similar experiences here. No greeting and the barista and person at the register looked annoyed to be there. I'm not asking for a chatty service but a hello and thank you doesn't hurt. Service seems to be the issue with a lot of these reviews.

I've known of this place for years and even met the owner back when it first opened. Funny enough,…read moredespite passing by countless times, I never actually stopped in. Part of that was because it used to compete directly with Ladro, which was less than a block away and had always been my go-to spot. Recently, I finally decided to give it a try, and I'm glad I did. The space is much larger than I expected, with plenty of seating for around 30 to 40 people. It also seems to be more than just a coffee shop, offering brunch and cocktails in addition to coffee. I didn't have a chance to try any of the food, so I can't speak to that side of the menu. What really surprised me was the coffee. It was excellent and honestly might have become my new favorite coffee spot in the area. The only reason I'm holding back from giving it five stars is the pricing, which feels a little steep for regular visits. Still, the quality of the coffee, the atmosphere, and the overall experience were enough to make me want to come back.

The interior is spacious with plenty of seating, including a large communal table. There was a long…read moreline when we arrived, but it moved efficiently. The person who took my order was friendly and helpful with my questions. I ended up ordering the Aztec mocha because I was intrigued by the cayenne, but it was barely noticeable. It mostly just tasted like a standard mocha, which was a bit of a letdown since I was expecting more of a kick or something distinctive. My friend tried the sage latte, and they described it as tasting like coffee with soup, which didn't sound appealing at all.

Cafe An'Clair is not a standout in any way, but it's still good and has some great coffee and…read morepastry offerings. Of all the coffee shops I visited in Seattle, this one was not very memorable. The coolest part was the view of the Space Needle from the small outdoor seating area. Outdoor seating is always a win! The coffee was ok. The espresso shot was fine, a bit bitter. Certainly not the smoothest I tried. The pastry and breakfast selection was ok. The service was unremarkable. Not great, not bad. In a city with so many coffee options, I think you really have to do something special to stand out, and Cafe An'Clair missed the mark for me. While the location was fun, the views were good, and the outdoor seating was appreciated, there wasn't anything calling me back.

Food - I always get a breakfast sandwich and their financiers are one of the best in the area…read more Coffee is always really good here. Service - Friendly staff, they always greet me when I walk in, and food & drink comes out phenomenally fast. Ambiance - Cute cafe with lots of natural lighting and plants. Nice place to work or chill

Came in tired, confused, and mildly dramatic. Left energized, focused, and still dramatic but in a…read moreproductive way. Great coffee, great service.

The overall atmosphere is chill and inviting. The community involvement and outreach is what called…read moreme to this shop. The latte art was beautiful and the baristas were very kind and gave several recommendations. I ended up going with a hot mocha because at the time (april) it was a little chilly. Perfect place to stop for a quick cup of coffee or to unwind and relax.

Coffee tastes great and the latte art is a nice surprise. Loved the options they had. It's a cute…read morelittle cafe and it was only a short walk from our hotel. The service was great the first visit. The second visit we felt like the cashier didn't want to be there. I get that some days just aren't it. I'd still likely go again.

The Seattle Freeze is real! Worst service I've had in a while. No wifi password is displayed…read moreanywhere (I checked) so I asked--the barista cooly gave me the password (WiFi pw: espresso, all lower-case) like it pained her. It's a shame because this was a chill and cool (pun intended) place to work out of. I like their small express working stations--they're like phone booths but no door. Small signs say 20 minutes max in the express working stations, but I stayed 40 minutes--shh! There's other cool seating areas including lush sofas and lots of outlets. I enjoyed my 20 oz iced oat honey blackberry latte ($6.40 + extra for oat milk.) Lots of specialty lattes that sound cool like cardamom vanilla, tiramisu mocha, and creme brulee. When I asked for the bathroom code (6081), I got a similar chilly response. Sheesh! I'll take my business elsewhere--there's lots of coffee places in the area. Bathroom is clean but no frills at all.

The best pinwheels and even better hospitality!…read more Came here for the first time on the 4th of July because of an Instagram post, and I'm so glad I did! The bakery is beautiful and clean, the vibe is perfect, and the pinwheel pastry is easily the best I've ever tasted. The highlight of our visit was the incredible staff. The main hall (the popular photo spot) was actually closed when we went. But the staff were so sweet they opened it up for us just to use the restroom and take a few quick photos. I got some amazing pictures thanks to their generosity. Excellent food and top-tier service. I'll definitely be a returning customer!

Great friendly staff and service. Very cool venue…read more My coffee was not very good though. I ordered nitro cold brew for 7 dollars (yikes). It was WAY too bitter and had a flat taste with zero complexity. It also didn't feel very "nitro" foamy either. Maybe the machine had some issues or something. Definitely not worth the price tag - at least for the menu item I ordered. Hate saying this but Starbucks Nitro Cold Brew is better than this.

Pretty good coffee shop located in Amazon-land in Seattle. Place looks like a tiny house which is…read moreadorable. Despite the small size, there is a good amount of seating. Service is very friendly, and sound doesn't echo too bad so it's ok to take work meetings from here within reason. Skipped the food, but the coffee was fine. I was surprised they didn't know what a red eye over ice is however they made a decent one. Coffee wasn't world beating, moreso average for Seattle, however that's still a cup above anywhere else. Probably not going out of my way for it, however this is perfectly serviceable.

Small but flavorful and full of what you need for grab and go or sit and reflect. The staff will…read moreexplain the menu options to you with no real care and you can't go wrong with their Seattle Fog if you want to riff on other non-coffees. Or go straight for some of the flavored Kopenhagen latte. Sometimes their seasonal menu falls off for some ingredients dropping your choices if only barely. The nearby properties are a good walk and talk, or there are a load of shaded seating locations that you can enjoy your drink outside - the architecture of the modern-modern buildings at least being interesting for a wander, the main gap being neighboring buildings that aren't keeping up.

Super delicious sandwiches, bagels, wraps, and of course their Vietnamese coffee! Staff was very…read morewarm and friendly, can tell they put a lot of love into their food. A nice lowkey vibe at the restaurant, but still had many customers. Updating - Had to come back for a second day in a row because their breakfast was just too good! Their tuna melt is great, very filling.

Cafe Artisan serves fantastic banh mis! The bread was super crispy and not too thick and the…read moregrilled pork was juicy and full of flavor. I also really enjoyed their house sauce, I feel like most banh mi shops just put mayo on their banh mi but Cafe Artisan's house sauce includes garlic and some other spices that I thought added a lot of flavor to the overall sandwich. My two recent banh mis were in SF (Saigon, L&G) and this is quite a bit better than both of them; I actually enjoyed eating this sandwich beyond its nutritional value. Overall, the banh mi is quite cheap for downtown Seattle food ($12), portions are large (especially the meat), and it's quite tasty - highly recommend! The cafe is pretty quiet and most people seem to do takeout. The staff are super nice and friendly. There are other sandwiches aside from banh mis here, might try them next time (and will update this review if I do). 4.6/5