Hagen Espresso Bar (Hagen Mayfair) — Restaurant in London

I love Hagen usually but this particular Hagen the staff were so rude today. I had 30 minutes to spare before my friends arriving so ordered myself a coffee and pulled out my laptop to get some work done before the Christmas break begins as it’s busy at the moment only to be told I had to put it away and I wasn’t allowed to be on my laptop as it discourages socialising. I had already ordered and stated I would finish my coffee and then leave. It’s crazy how they would prefer me to sit on my own than get some work done before my friends arrived and ordered coffee and socialised!! So stupid. I instead worked from my phone.

Also my coffee was over extracted, milk burnt and cortado had so much milk in it, it was basically a flat white.

The total opposite vibe, standard and quality of coffee to the South Ken and Belgravia Hagens. Where I have also spent hours working on my laptop in those ones with no problem.

The decor and outside is...

Ensconced within the heart of bustling Mayfair, Hagen Espresso Bar serves as a serene sanctuary for those seeking the perfect cup of coffee. This charming, compact establishment, tucked away on Swallow Street, brews an irresistible symphony of flavours that prove a delight to the discerning palate.

Within its chic, minimalist interiors, the scent of expertly crafted espresso fills the air, tantalising the senses and promising a taste of the divine. The baristas, artisans in their own right, weave their magic with effortless grace, their commitment to quality coffee apparent in every cup.

Hagen Espresso Bar is a testament to the art of coffee-making. It delivers an unrivalled experience, fusing quality beans, expert craftsmanship and a welcoming ambience into a sublime blend that leaves one yearning for more. A delightful gem in Mayfair, this espresso bar warrants a visit for any self-proclaimed...

We went to get a couple of coffees late afternoon to be greeted with the attitude of the barista. While we were having a conversation the barista felt like she had to intervene in our conversation and ask us a question about what we are talking and what was wrong with the subject we were talking about; without her being a part of it when the conversation had started miles away from the store. Our conversations were interrupted with her own judgmental opinion not even knowing the context of our conversations, which was extremely rude.

My friend said do you close at 7 (the time was 6:10pm) telling us ‘oh Honeybun ill give you a coffee but ill be home at 7’.

Terrible experience and terrible coffee. We were having milk not coffee. Wont...