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    Café Hagen

    4.3 (635 reviews)
    ModerateScandinavian, Cafes
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Cheryl W.

    This was the best salad I ever ate. The unique combination of ingredients was unexpectedly delicious. The Viking Power bowl is a must try.

    Weekend brunch includes a glorious spread of sweet and savory goodies (June 2025)
    Alan G.

    While Seattle has plenty of great coffeehouses, Cafe Hagen stands out for us! The plant-filled interior gives the place an inviting, peaceful ambiance, and the service was friendly and on point. We intentionally wanted to try their brunch after reading other reviews, along with their coffee offerings. The Cafe Hagen Brunch was a real treat, with a beautiful board of soft scrambled eggs; a crispy Danish waffle topped with a berry jam, scoop of whipped cream and powdered sugar; several slices of smoky bacon; a bowl of guacamole topped with sesame seeds; ripe grapefruit wedges; two wedges of artisan cheeses; housemade bread; and rich butter. We also enjoyed their latte flight which included creative flavors, including kebenhaven, hazelberry, raspberry-bloom, and strawberry-coconut. Need any more reasons to try Cafe Hagen for breakfast/brunch? I didn't think so :-)

    Kelsey G.

    My feelings are mostly for the amazing pastry they get from Freya.. but seriously they're incredible. My threeeyear old ask for the cruffin and dang it was delicious, custardy inside, sugary fun outside I got the pear crème brûlée pastry it was amazing. I don't care much for their coffee but I keep coming back for the pastry!

    Salted Caramel Latte
    Nancy T.

    Such a CUTE Scandinavian Cafe! I made it in before the 2pm crowd rushed in. The menu was very straight forward with traditional cafe menu items with an added section of their Scandinavian specials. There's a full breakfast menu, lunch, and sandwiches. 2-5 pm also has a HH menu along with a variety of drinks. I ordered the salted caramel latte with oat milk and the toasted Brie and prosciutto toast. OMG it was soooo good and savory. I would come back just for the toast! The decor is definitely clean and Scandinavian style. Very easy to work and spend time here.

    Pooja P.

    Every Seattleite has a fav cafe here and mines this one. Been here so many times now that I basically spend most of my Saturday/Sunday mornings here. I absolutely love love it. What I also really love is the whole Scandinavian vibe. Their Nordic style brunch and coffee menu, minimalist ambiance, indoor plants, lots of light(on the days when the suns out here in Seattle lol) and the branding is all cozy hygge feeling. My go to order is their chicken & avo panini. It's super filling, super fresh and it hits every single time. I'm also currently obsessed with one of their seasonal specials: the København Scandinavian classic latte with almond and cardamom. The almond gives it this soft, nutty base and the cardamom adds a warm spice taste. Staff is chill and friendly! Also it's dog-friendly. My friend and I spend hours here with our coffees and our paw friend enjoys his treats and people watching! My absolute favoriteee cafe!

    Keizzel C.

    I really enjoyed our brunch here during the weekend. I was worried at first because there was a line out the door but it's an order first before you sit down type of place. I would say come earlier if you're in a larger group but we were lucky to get a table under an umbrella for our group. The menu is pretty extensive but be sure to check timing of the items on the menu if you want to try something. We had a couple items to share with the table and really enjoyed the coffee flight and the breakfast board. Easy to share and enjoyed the flavors! The coffee is on the sweeter side so if you like it black I probably wouldn't recommend it. I would totally get the board again and you can pick your protein. I was skeptical if it would be filling to share between two people but it was actually a good amount as long as you take your time to eat it. haha

    Pear cheese danish
    Jan R.

    On a late Saturday morning we were out walking our dog when we stumbled upon Cafe Hagen -- kind of in the middle of nowhere, squeezed between high-rise buildings. There was a big line for coffee, so we figured it must be worth it. Why not give it a try? The moment we walked in, we instantly felt warm and fuzzy. The place just has that cozy vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. We ordered the ham and cheese croissant sandwich, a pear and cheese danish, and of course some coffee. Service was quick and done with a smile, which always makes the experience better. Since we had our dog, we grabbed our goodies and sat outside. We split everything -- sweet, savory, and the coffee -- and it all disappeared pretty fast. The ham and cheese croissant even had a pickle inside, and I've got to say... it was delicious and tasted freshly made. The pear and cheese danish was even better than expected -- that combo of pears and cheese was excellent. Overall, great food, friendly service, and a cozy spot we're glad we found by accident. Thanks, Cafe Hagen -- we'll definitely be back!

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    Jared W.

    I came here with some coworkers for lunch. I don't normally come to cafes for a meal so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was a little surprised to see just how busy it was! I became a little worried that there wouldn't be enough room for us to sit down. We got lucky as some people left. I decided to go with the Urban Pesto Panini Sandwich. We didn't have to too long for the food to get ready. The sandwich had good taste and I loved the bread they used to make it! The inside of the cafe is nice with modern like decoration and furniture which is what I like. The staff was nice but there was minimal service but it was busy so I completely get it. Not a bad spot!

    Bueniel K.

    Ordered the hazelnut latte and the chicken+avo panini sandwich (not pictured). My latte was delicious and not too sweet. The sandwich was sweet and savory and I loved the sauce. Quick service and to-go options are available. I love the hanging plants all throughout the cafe.

    Italian style croissant sandwich
    Vinh M.

    This was so good, but literally at a price. I wanted to catch up with a friend during a very busy weekend and went here with him on a Saturday for a late lunch around 2pm. This area is a very relaxing Scandanavian cafe that's about an 18-minute walk from the Seattle Convention Center in downtown, otherwise parking looks tough around the area. With enough sunlight, you feel like you could calmly read a book here and enjoy the plants around the inside, or just sit outside on the many tables with umbrellas shading you from the sun. Well, we would have sat out here had the best seats with the shades not been full, but we got seating near some sunlight and an open window which honestly feels similar enough. People have mostly came in and walked out with drinks, or dined in like my friend and me. Music of various genres does play inside, so it is slightly noisy but not overbearingly so. After you place your order, you're given a number that you're advised to put up in a visible way so that servers can bring your food to you. Water and utensils are self-serve here, and you bus your own table. I got the Italian style croissant sandwich, which comes with pepperoni, salami, prosciutto and leafy greens all sandwiched together by two fresh and somewhat oily croissant buns. I didn't need the provided fork and knife to eat this; this is literally a sandwich. And oh boy was this really good and deceptively filling and heavy! All the meat had such savory tones that fit very well with the croissants, and it felt like I was eating a much better version of a meat sandwich. The leafy greens did fall apart quickly but I didn't mind that. It got a little messy eating, but it tasted just as good as it was Instagrammable with the sunlight and window backdrop, and it was such a hearty meal. A croissant sandwich is quite expensive, though; mines was $14.95 before tax, and my friend's market club croissant sandwich was $15.95 before tax, both the same size as a single regular Costco croissant. My friend and I also shared a slice of strawberry jam cheesecake. I don't enjoy cheesecake, but this one wasn't heavy on the cheese and instead I could taste more of the strawberry jam. That's a plus for me! I don't remember what the price for this was, but it's safe to say it's about as expensive as most items on their menu. I don't think I'll go out of my way to come eat here, but for the visit I had with my friend this is great place to catch up with someone or to share some deep conversations while enjoying some feel-good food!

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    Anjelica C.

    Food - this brie prosciutto thing was really good. they really pile on the toppings. had a bite of the sammie and it was good too, but the brie & prosciutto was my fav. they have a ton of pastries so will have to come back for those. Service - friendly, but really ordered & sat down. didn't have too much interaction. Ambiance - some indoor & outdoor seating. which is nice during the summer months. so many plants inside! which always gives me good vibes. the outdoor seating has brick but also fake grass. i was worried my dog might pee on the fake grass, but we were fine. a few other dogs sitting close to us. this location is also next to a park.

    Abigail S.

    I got the KØBENHAVN latte on recommendation for something a little less sweet it's almond and cardamom but I could only taste an overwhelming almond flavor. So much so that it overpowered the coffee which I didn't feel like I got a good taste for. My husbands iced chai was pretty standard but good! My breakfast sandwich was very average and I wouldn't get it again (I added bacon and avocado so it was $17). The homemade bun was good but too much bread for the ratio so I took the top off. My husband said his seasonal jam waffle was good!

    Christina G.

    Cafe Hagen is a beautiful space with lots of plants and a calm, peaceful atmosphere. I got the pecan sticky brioche bun, and they happily warmed it up when I requested them to since it was in a case. It wasn't too sweet and the pecans added a nice crunch. The interior is really pretty and it's a great place to work or catch up with a friend. I came later in the day so they ran out of a lot of their baked goods, so I'd definitely come back earlier to try more of their stuff.

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    Great food, cozy vibe, WINNER coffee shop!! In the shadow of REI, I will DEFINITELY be coming back!

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    Scandinavian Specialties

    4.4
    (101 reviews)
    4.5 mi
    $$

    I was requested to stop here on behalf of The Homie (3/19/26). He wanted to check out some specific…read moreFinnish items. And as for me, I always like to stop in and wander indie international grocery sites. Scandinavian Specialties is located on Crown Hill in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. There are a few parking slots adjacent to their building and also accessible via Metro bus. Nice, bright, clean site with well organized shelves and display areas. Easy to navigate and wander. Welcoming and upbeat service at the front register. The retail side of had a nice selection of jewelry, knives, socks, knitwear and sweaters, household decor, chocolates and other sweets, packaged and canned goods, frozen and refrigerated items. There's also an adjacent cafe area. The menu is visible above the front counter register. The Homie ended up selecting a bag of salted licorice (local), cloudberry jam (rare, imported), and Finnish bread cheese (Juusto, domestic from Wisconsin). He was happy with his finds and hopes to return to dine at their onsite cafe. *Scandinavian: Denmark, Norway, Sweden *Nordic: the above and Finland

    We've been on the hunt for Scandinavian gummies and found Scandinavian Specialties today! I've seen…read morea lot of reels on instagram about this place and so glad we were able to stop by during my weekend visit to Seattle. There were a lot of cute little trinkets and food items for purchase, as well as their wall of gummies and licorice. While it is a little pricey ($17.99 per pound), they do have little quarter pound bags already portioned out for purchase. We went a little overboard and bought about $80 of gummies, but after trying a few, it's definitely worth the price! Staff were incredibly helpful and friendly. We will certainly be back for more in the future!

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    Retail by cafe area (4/2/26)
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    Cake (Verdens Beste Kake) in honor of Norwegian Constitution Day (17 May) 2023.
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    Freya

    Freya

    4.5
    (42 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    Everything you'd want in a museum cafe. Definitely had Scandinavian flair. We opted for the Pork…read moreTenderloin smørrebrød and the Salmom Gravlax. I was thinking I would prefer the salmon but hubs and I shared both. The Salmon Gravlax had creamy dill as a base, topped with pickled red onion & dill. Very tasty, very satisfying. Hubs was enjoying the pork, and once I tried it, I could see why. The horseradish aioli was the exact combination with the pork tenderloin. I think it was our favorite of the two. This was a great option after visiting the museum. Very enjoyable morning!!

    An amazing cafe right inside the entrance to the Nordic museum (no admission necessary)! They serve…read moreunique Scandinavian food like smørrebrød and pickled herring alongside staples like avocado toast and drip coffee. I LOVED my Stockholm steam (black tea with cardamom syrup, nutmeg, and steamed milk). Comfort in a cup. The star of the show was the Rømmegrøt, a Norwegian sour cream porridge. It tasted very rich, creamy, sweet and just slightly tangy with a velvety smooth texture. The generous toppings balanced it out perfectly and it was served in a beautiful Fortessa bowl. The presentation elevated the deliciousness. The staff also cleaned up a broken plate knocked down by a little girl and handled the situation with kindness and grace. Freya reminds me of the cafe Off the Rez at the Burke museum: a beautiful tribute to the museum's heritage and a way for visitors to experience its culture.

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    Byen Bakeri

    4.3
    (364 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    The best spinach and cheese croissant!!! The cheese wasn't too overpowering or too salty. The…read morecroissant was on the denser/chewier side rather than airy, which is how I prefer it! This was the perfect pastry for an easy and light breakfast. It wasn't too oily at all. I came in the morning around 8:30am and later again near 11:30am and it seemed like they had different pastries at the different times! The croissants were near sold out by 11:30am, and they had brought out their puffs. I need to to try the jalapeno cheddar cheese puff next time! The drip coffee was so delicious. I would love to come back to ask if they offer refills for free or at a discount. There was a good amount of seating, but I'm not sure if you could study/work here because I didn't pay attention to if they had wifi/outlets/a bathroom. I walked, but it seemed like there was a decent amount of street parking nearby.

    We love Byen Bakery!! They are hands down the best cake / pastry shop in all of seattle and maybe…read moreWashington!!! I'm serious! My ex husband spent days searching for the best cake place because he was disappointed with another bakery that was in Bellevue. Tina from Byen reassured us that they could make our custom cakes ( raspberry butter cream frosting with a strawberry / white cake base with fresh strawberries ). No one else could make this cake and it's beyond delicious!!! I highly recommend them and you won't be disappointed. We can't wait to have this cake again!!! Here are the pictures!!! Please give them a try!!! Thank you Byen for making the most amazing cakes!!!

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    Cafe Hagen

    Cafe Hagen

    4.1
    (133 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    I visited Cafe Hagen in Queen Anne on a Wednesday morning to get my coffee fix. It was a fairly…read morequiet lunch rush after 11 am, and there were a couple of people working from their laptops. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the selection of pastries, hot brunch items, and coffee drinks. The coffee tasting menu looked enticing. If I had more time to leisurely work or talk with company here, I would have opted to go this more adventurous route. However, I did end up trying one of their seasonal menu items - the Sakura Blossom Cloud Latte. I customized this drink with oat milk, even though the foam has to stay as dairy. The oat milk added a nutty creaminess that I particularly enjoyed. There were notes of the sweet Sakura syrup with a slight saltiness from the cream foam that gives the drink its perfect balance. It was a refreshing drink for a pick-me-up and they only had it for a limited time! My only thing is that I felt some coffee beans at the bottom that may not have been grinded as finely but other than that, the drink was amazing and I would recommend as a good backdrop for a spring walk!

    We visited Cafe Hagen in Queen Anne on a Sunday morning. It was fairly quiet before 11 a.m., but it…read morefilled up quickly right after. They offer plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (note that pets are not allowed indoors). They have a great selection of hot brunch items, plus pastries and cakes. The whole place is modern and bright. The coffee tasting menu is unique, offering latte and espresso flights, and pour-overs. We tried the latte flight, which comes with four adventurous, creative flavors--including a miso latte! Overall, they were a bit on the sweet side for my taste, but very fun to try. The pour-over, however, was phenomenal: deep, rich, and full of berry notes. For food, we had: * Almond Croissant: Perfectly crispy on the outside. I loved that the filling was distributed all the way to the edges, so you get some in every single bite. * Chicken Avocado Salad: A wonderfully light meal featuring grilled chicken breast and a light dressing.

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    Pastry case (12/26/23)
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    Tizley's Europub

    Tizley's Europub

    4.0
    (488 reviews)
    16.6 mi
    $$

    Came for the schnitzel and it didn't disappoint! I got the Jaeger schnitzel which is a breaded…read morefried pork cutlet with a mushroom gravy. You can pick two sides and I got potato salad and rotkohl (red cabbage). It was a very hearty and filling meal. The schnitzel with the mushroom gravy was delicious! I loved the sides too. My sister got the shepherds pie which was also great! Very flavorful and came with a fresh side salad. They have indoor seating and some outdoor seating on the balcony overlooking Poulsbo. I'd recommend sitting outside if it's a nice day! Definitely recommend this place if you're in Poulsbo. The portions are big, the food is delicious, and the staff are friendly and nice.

    Such a popular spot with incredible views and a great patio--especially when the weather is nice…read more The food seemed authentic and delicious, and overall it's a place you'd expect to love. Unfortunately, the service really took away from the experience. Our server, Jennifer Burnett, was noticeably warm and attentive to another group nearby, but with us, the service felt dismissive and disengaged. For example, my husband ordered an Aperol spritz, and when they were out, we substituted Campari--but what arrived resembled a raspberry sparkling water, not even close to what Campari tastes like. When we brought it up, the response felt very brushed off. It's disappointing because the setting and food have so much potential, but service matters. I'd recommend spending your money elsewhere in Poulsbo--there are plenty of great spots along the main strip that offer both good food and a better overall experience.

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    Kitchen area
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    Salmon plate - excellent!
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    IKEA

    IKEA

    3.3
    (262 reviews)
    13.2 mi
    $$

    Stop by IKEA for lunch. They serve the food cafeteria style. They have a grab and go section for…read morecold sandwiches, salads and desserts. They offer their iconic Swedish meatballs and salmon in the hot area. The restaurant was large and spacious and had great natural light. The decor was modern. For lunch, I had the Swedish Meatball Dinner. It came with 12 meatballs, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas and lingonberry sauce. The meatballs were delicious and the food combination worked well together. The portion was generous and the pricing was affordable. I paid $12.99 for the meal. The employees were very nice and they served the line quickly. In less than 5 minutes, I ordered and was sitting enjoying my meal. I will definitely need to try one of their salads on a future trip.

    Uh oh, somebody is getting hangry after traversing the grounds of IKEA for an unexpected five…read morehours. Please don't start a fight with your amor over an armoire, head to the IKEA cafeteria for some meatballs and princess cake before things escalate! Whoever the Chief Lunch Officer (CLO) at IKEA is made the bright decision to only have 5 options for meals. They knew that their patrons would be suffering from decision fatigue by the time they made it to the mess hall. At this point in the day, IKEA has put you through enough mental gymnastics, and you don't want too much variety in which Scandinavian plate to order. So grab whichever meatball derivative product that speaks to you, and take a window seat so that you can vibe out to the sights and sounds of beautiful Renton. If you're coming from Seattle, you've most likely never been here! Why would you need to? It's a gem, folks. You're bound to see hilarious views of shoppers losing control of their carts from above while you rest up for your final push through the store. I was pleasantly surprised by both the traditional meatballs, and the veg balls, which are fairly similar in texture and taste to the standard issue (did they make a mistake?) the lingonberry jam (I'm pretty sure that's what I was eating) adds a nice balance to the balls that is necessary to cut through the fat. The mashed potatoes were just ok, but if you screw those up then you are just a lost cause. A nice gravy blanket then re-invigorates the body, bringing back the calories lost from the 15k steps that you just took through a warehouse that makes Costco look like a dollhouse. Let's be clear that I'm not rating ikea itself as a 3 star establishment here, it's higher. They are doing us all a service by supplying easy to build (well, maybe not easy) furniture at a decent cost. And the store itself is actually fun. But I can't in good faith rate the food higher than 3 stars. It did the job well, but there are certainly no frills. Also, make sure you get yourself a Varmblixt for some warm, ambient light in your household. It will change your life.

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