Hagosa’s House

I saw that this cafe was participating with Intentionalist's to get a free drink so my boyfriend and I decided to stop by as we were in the area and we love supporting local businesses. They have parking on the side of the cafe which is great as my boyfriend dreads going to Seattle due to street and paid parking. We stopped by a little after the afternoon and there were several tables taken by customers but still with plenty of tables and chairs left. There was even a big dog with their owner just hanging out, which is awesome as we love bringing our fur babies to dog friendly spots so we'll have to add this place for future visits. The cafe itself is beautifully and thoughtfully put together with lovely artwork. The space was clean and the cafe owner was sweeping up the place when we had

Great atmosphere and interior. Coffee is OK though: we had a latte on soy milk and an americano, 3.8 out of 5 for my liking. I definitely won’t drive here for coffee. But the atmosphere is great and I’d probably come back to try matcha or pour over coffee.

This dog-friendly cafe serves coffee, matcha, pastries and breakfast items. The inside is cozy, great for working, studying or just hanging out. My pistachio matcha was good, but the matcha isn't very strong.

This place is super cute. I am so glad to see how it has transformed since pearls. Great music, great drinks, great selection of foods from Macrina + Harried and Hungry. Service was lovely, helpful, welcoming, and authentic. Several patrons sat for a while and got some work done. The atmosphere is so comfortable, earthy, modern, clean. My intention was to stop in and take it home, but I sat on one of the swivel chairs at the front window and didn't want to get up. The sweet barista brought me my drink without shouting out behind the bar. That was such a professional and high service touch. Such a warm, inviting reprieve from the cold and rain outside. I look forward to my next visit.

I was feeling a bit drained and was just looking for nearest liquid caffeine provider. Well...thanks to Hagosa's House, I made it pass the rest of the day. Drama aside: 1) I ordered a biscotti. Chocolate and Almond, tasty and good fuel for my trip. 2) I ordered cappuccino. I didn't expect anything from a cup of cappuccino...took a sip... This might sound a bit duplicate from one of my previous review (because both are just as good): the last time I tasted cappuccino the way I wish...was back in 2009 on a coffee shop on George Street, Dunedin, New Zealand - a cafe that was popular with businessperson for coffee quality and now the shop doesn't seem to exist anymore. Back then, a good cup of cappuccino is dependent on time and weather: morning at peak hours or during summer time, the espres