Hagen Marylebone is one of more than twenty London espresso bars operated by the Danish-inspired coffee brand. The compact cafe serves house-roasted coffee.
The cafe is on Marylebone High Street, north of Oxford Street and a short walk from Baker Street station. The narrow room has mirrored walls, aged brass details, window stools and a long shared table.
Coffee
The menu includes flat whites, cortados, espresso, batch brew and hand brew. Hagen also sells beans, capsules and cold brew, and offers brewing classes.
The house style is generally rounder and more approachable than highly experimental roasts. Try a cortado or ask about the coffee on the bar.
Food
Choose Hagen’s cinnamon bun or another pastry with your coffee. There are cakes and fresh orange juice too, so it works well for a quick breakfast or a sweet stop on the high street.
Service & Room
Seating is limited and the room can fill quickly. It suits a short coffee break better than a long laptop session.
The compact room has a polished Danish-inspired design and overlooks the high street.
The wider Hagen picture
Choose Marylebone if you’re near Baker Street or Harley Street. Borough Yards works for the market, Bankside for the South Bank near Blackfriars, and Westfield for a shopping trip in Shepherd’s Bush. Check the map for the closest branch.
Why Filter Notes shortlisted Hagen Marylebone
Choose Marylebone for a short coffee break and a cinnamon bun. Seating is limited.
