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18/06/2026
In Denmark, coffee comes with butter cookies. In Italy, espresso with biscotti.
We think it’s a tradition worth adopting.
Meet the butter cookies — the best in the world (another bold statement from yours truly). Small-batch, Scandinavian-made, nearly impossible to find outside Denmark.
We’re one of the few places in the world that carry them.
03/06/2026
Featured in June’s issue of Monocle.
Honoured to be named one of the world’s best coffee shops — amongst a group of beautifully considered, design‑driven brands such as in Paris, in Tokyo, in Melbourne, and in Beirut.
Monocle has always seen cities, coffee and culture through a lens we respect, so this feature carries real meaning,
The piece is now live online and in print.
Thank you to everyone who makes Hagen what it is.
01/06/2026
We loved May.
Hagen Paddington opened its doors. Jesper and his cinnamon rolls at Hagen Middenweg, Amsterdam. POMA joined us at Hagen Paddington, London — and we had a great conversation with Rasmus that we didn’t want to end.
And through all of it — great coffee, as always.
More to come in June.
29/05/2026
As part of Hagen’s guest baker series, we welcomed from Sommer Canteen, Copenhagen to our Middenweg Espresso bar in Amsterdam.
Cinnamon buns beautifully prepared, a taste of Copenhagen on a sunny Saturday in May.
Tak Jesper, the series continues with our next baker soon.
21/05/2026
Hagen Termini Paddington is our new concept bar — one built around the idea that even the most transient spaces deserve real design and great coffee.
The design inspiration draws from two mid-century references.
The first: Victoria Arduino’s 1922 mural machine. Mechanics hidden behind the wall, only the group heads visible, flush in marble. A machine that became architecture.
The second:Room 606. Arne Jacobsen’s frozen-in-time suite at the SAS Royal Hotel, Copenhagen, 1960 — the room that proved a travel space could be designed with total intention.
Hagen Termini Paddington lives somewhere between the two. A place that feels considered in a city that rarely stops.
01/05/2026
This is . Sebastian is our Director of Quality & Brand Experience.
Previously Sebastian co-founded Prolog Coffee in Copenhagen and has been a key part of our Danish collaborations over the years. Sebastian helped develop our Drip Bags/Home Brew almost 5 years ago and many other innovative coffee experiences such as our Ribs (Red Currant) coffee.
Our partnership has shaped our journey and it’s only natural that Sebastian is helping share our love for Danish quality and storytelling with the world now.
19/02/2026
Hagen, but make it chilly.
05/03/2025
Our espresso bars have been designed with different nuances of Danish culture mixed with local traditions.
We have made the centrepiece of this espresso bar - a carpeted “hygge pole” (as we like to call it).
This is the Hagen experience - welcome to our newest site in Richmond.
Address
27-29 Swallow Street
London
W1B 4DH
To reach Swallow Street in London, there are several options for both public transport and driving/parking.
Public Transport:
1. By Tube: The nearest tube station to Swallow Street is Piccadilly Circus. From there, head southeast on Regent Street and take a left onto Swallow Street.
2. By Bus: There are several bus stops near Swallow Street, including the ones on Regent Street and Piccadilly Circus. Check the local bus schedules to find a suitable route that passes through these stops.
Driving/Parking:
Please note that driving in central London can be challenging due to congestion and limited parking options. It is recommended to use public transport if possible.
1. From the north: Take the A41 towards Central London until you reach Oxford Circus. Continue straight onto Regent Street and then turn right onto Swallow Street.
2. From the south: Take the A23 towards Central London until you reach Piccadilly Circus. Turn left onto Regent Street and then take a left onto Swallow Street.
Parking:
There are several car parks available near Swallow Street, such as Burlington Car Park on Brewer Street or Q-Park Soho on Poland Street. However, availability may vary, so it's advisable to check for parking options in advance or consider using public transport instead.
Please note that these directions are provided for general guidance and it's always recommended to double-check with maps or navigation apps for real-time traffic updates and specific directions based on your starting location.
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What people say
Hagen Espresso Bar, located on Swallow Street in London, is a coffee shop that truly knows how to deliver exceptional brews. Their commitment to quality and innovation is evident in their recent offerings, as showcased on their social media platforms.
One of their standout creations is the Hagen Home Brew 3.0. This remarkable blend features La Indonesia, one of the world's finest single-origin coffee beans. With its delightful symphony of red berry notes and a hint of strawberry and sugar cane finish, this brew is reminiscent of a perfectly balanced V60 filter coffee. The Hagen Home Brew is best enjoyed black, allowing you to fully appreciate its delicate flavor notes. Whether you're at home or on the go, this exceptional brew will surely impress.
In addition to their impressive coffee creations, Hagen Espresso Bar also knows how to celebrate special occasions. On Father's Day, they paid homage to Gianni Agnelli, the father of Italian style and sports cars. Just like Agnelli savored his espresso with elegance, Hagen encourages customers to treat their dads to a cup of their exquisite coffee. It's a thoughtful gesture that perfectly captures the essence of balancing elegance, adventure, and fatherhood.
Furthermore, Hagen Espresso Bar recently introduced Himalayan Cold Brew to all their bars. As the weather turned colder, they embraced the opportunity to create something unique and refreshing. Their cold extraction filter coffee is brewed for an impressive 20-22 hours in order to achieve the perfect balance of flavors. This original recipe has been perfected over four years in their bars, ensuring that every sip delivers a truly satisfying experience.
With its dedication to crafting exceptional brews and its innovative approach to coffee creations, Hagen Espresso Bar on Swallow Street is undoubtedly a must-visit destination for any coffee lover in London. Whether you're looking for a delicious home brew or an invigorating cold brew experience, Hagen Espresso Bar has you covered.