Green Beans Coffee
Pet-Friendly Specialty Coffee
in Kitasando · Sendagaya, Tokyo
GBC Ambassador
Kikumi
Pet-Friendly Specialty Coffee
in Kitasando · Sendagaya, Tokyo
GBC Ambassador
Kikumi
Tucked quietly into the Dagayasando neighborhood of Kitasando / Sendagaya, Shibuya, Green Beans Coffee is a specialty coffee shop known only to those in the know. The more I visited, the more I realized this is no ordinary café. Pets are welcome to relax inside, gluten-free options are on the menu, and hands-on experiences like hand-drip and roasting events make every visit something special. This shop has no storefront sign and no official website. This site is run by a GBC Ambassador to share the charm of Green Beans Coffee. We hope you'll come and experience it for yourself.
| Shop Name | Green Beans Coffee |
|---|---|
| Category | Specialty Coffee Shop / Café |
| Address | 3-30-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya, Tokyo 151-0051 RC APARTMENT 1F |
| Phone | +81-3-6447-0681 |
| Hours | 10:30–20:00 (L.O. 19:30) |
| Closed | Irregular holidays (check Instagram) |
| Seats | 30 (4 counter · 26 table) |
| Smoking | Non-smoking throughout |
| Reservations | Available (Instagram DM · phone · Tabelog) |
| Private Hire | Available (seated 20 · standing 30) Suitable for various events |
| Facilities | Free Wi-Fi · Power outlets Pets welcome indoors · Strollers welcome Barrier-free · Takeout available English menu available |
| Payment | Cash · Credit Card IC Card · QR Code Payment |
Japanese yen accepted.
VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, Diners, UnionPay
Transit IC cards (Suica, etc.), Rakuten Edy, WAON, iD, QUICPay
PayPay, d-Barai, Rakuten Pay, au PAY, Alipay, WeChat Pay
Hand-drip coffee brewed from 30+ house-roasted beans, freshly made gluten-free food, and house-made sweets that pair beautifully with coffee — every item on the Green Beans Coffee menu is crafted with care and warmth.
Each cup is brewed by hand with care, served in a distinctive asymmetric cup with different rim thicknesses on each side. The left and right sides offer subtly different aromas and flavors — a unique experience you won't find anywhere else.
Fruity / Mild / Bitter / Decaf
Don't miss the gluten-free one-plate lunch. It features house-made rice flour focaccia (baked fresh every morning) and a salad, plus your choice of main and side dish. Stay after lunch — drinks are half price until 3 PM.
A moist rice flour chocolate brownie (gluten-free), a colorful house-made sweets plate, apple pie with caramel ice cream, and creamy ice cream made with premium Hokkaido milk — all crafted to complement the coffee.
— 30 House-Roasted Varieties —
Monthly Coffee Recommendations
Our featured beans change every month. Check the Japanese site for the latest picks.
Bright acidity with vivid fruit notes
Well-balanced and easy to drink
Deep, rich body with bold aroma
Green Beans Coffee is more than just a place to drink coffee.
Their dedication to offering meaningful experiences is what sets them apart.
A monthly event held at Green Beans Coffee since 2024. You'll blend your own original mix from 30 varieties of beans, then roast them yourself using the in-house roasting machine.
Attendees have described it as: "I felt so attached to the beans I'd chosen, like they were my own," "Being surrounded by the aroma was pure bliss," and "The roasting machine looked so cool — an unforgettable experience."
It's something I'd love to try myself someday. Event dates are announced on Instagram — give them a follow if you're interested.
I actually attended this one recently. The barista guides you through each step patiently, so even first-timers can master it with ease. You'll discover firsthand how water temperature, pouring technique, and extraction time all affect the flavor.
What struck me most was tasting my coffee side by side with a friend's — same beans, slightly different technique, yet surprisingly different flavors. Coffee really does carry the personality of the person brewing it.
The event runs in the evening, making it a perfect stop on the way home from work. (Reservation required)
Whenever I visit Green Beans Coffee, I often see guests with their pets. It's rare to find a café that truly welcomes pets inside. And it's not just "pets allowed" — when you arrive with your pet, staff take a polaroid photo and display it on the in-store notice board. Regular pet photo sessions are held, and the cheki booth inside is filled with adorable photos. If you want to enjoy a relaxed cup of coffee with your dog, this is the place. The shop operates in full compliance with health and sanitation regulations, so you can visit with peace of mind.
The right place makes all the difference
A café in the quiet streets of Kitasando / Sendagaya, perfectly suited for business meetings.
In a neighborhood where fashion and design sensibilities thrive,
this is the space of choice for entrepreneurs, business professionals, and freelancers.
Bring your most important meetings and negotiations to a setting with the calm of a hotel lounge.
Power outlets available at both counter and table seats. Perfect for laptop work and remote meetings.
Generous spacing between seats keeps conversations discreet. Ideal for business meetings, interviews, and any situation where privacy matters.
Set in the Dagayasando area, home to fashion brands and design studios. The refined atmosphere leaves a great impression on clients and business partners.
Exit 2 of Kitasando Station on the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line, then about a 3-minute walk. This is the route I always take — straightforward and close.
About a 7-minute walk from Sendagaya Station on the JR Sobu Line. Walk with the National Olympic Stadium on your left and you'll arrive.
13 visits and counting — each one brings a new discovery.
The warm, wood-toned interior and the aroma of freshly roasted coffee were immediately soothing. I had the course menu that day, and everything was outstanding — not just the flavors, but the hospitality, which I can only describe as hotel-quality. Even the salad alone was impressive. I normally avoid wheat, but the focaccia with browned butter was so irresistibly good that I ended up eating every last piece. The slow-cooked main course was incredibly tender and melt-in-your-mouth.
I visited with a group for the course menu. Since I follow a gluten-free diet, I mentioned it when making the reservation. On the second course, where pasta was served, the kitchen had prepared a separate dish just for me — an elegant salmon salad. The thoughtful attention to detail was truly touching.
This time I came by JR, walking from Sendagaya Station — about 10 minutes with the National Olympic Stadium on my left. It was cherry blossom season, so the lattes and desserts had a sakura-themed version on the menu. There's always something new each visit, which keeps it exciting. I took the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line from Kitasando on the way back — definitely the more straightforward and closer route.
My sister and niece were visiting Tokyo from our hometown, so I brought them here. My niece was absolutely taken with the grilled chicken — ever since, whenever I go back home, she keeps saying "I want to go to Green Beans Coffee again." Now, whenever she comes to Tokyo for a fan event, she makes a point of stopping by for the gluten-free one-plate lunch with the grilled chicken. She might just be the most dedicated regular commuting from the farthest distance.
The focaccia had been updated to a rice flour version — wonderful news for those of us eating gluten-free! Gluten-free sweets were on the menu too. The barista's smile was absolutely lovely. I'm already planning my next visit, this time with a gluten-free friend.
I attended a private year-end party at my favorite Green Beans Coffee. The special menu included unlimited drinks — both alcoholic and soft — and every single dish was gluten-free. The evening lighting was a touch dimmer, giving the space a sophisticated, grown-up atmosphere. The raw chocolate at the end paired beautifully with the aromatic coffee — a perfect finish to a wonderful evening.
Green Beans Coffee publishes the GBC Magazine every month, sharing news from the Dagayasando neighborhood of Kitasando and Sendagaya. Packed with coffee updates, event announcements, and a window into what's happening at the shop right now, it's a publication that feels genuinely rooted in the local community — a warm, authentic voice that brings people together around great coffee.
The latest issue is available on the Japanese version of this site, updated each month.
View on Japanese SiteFrequently asked questions about Green Beans Coffee — gathered from actual visits to make sure first-timers have everything they need.
3-30-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya, Tokyo — RC APARTMENT 1F. About a 3-minute walk from Kitasando Station and 7 minutes from Sendagaya Station. It's near the National Olympic Stadium and Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, in the Dagayasando neighborhood. One thing to note: there's no storefront sign, so watch carefully or you might walk right past it on your first visit.
Open 10:30–20:00 (last order 19:30). Closed on irregular days, so we recommend checking Instagram (@green.beanscoffee) before you visit.
No official website exists. For the latest updates, check their Instagram. This ambassador site covers visit experiences and FAQs.
Yes. You can reserve via Instagram DM, by phone (+81-3-6447-0681), or through Tabelog (a Japanese restaurant review and reservation platform).
Absolutely! Green Beans Coffee is a fully pet-friendly café — all seats welcome pets indoors, including large dogs. Even on rainy or hot days, you can relax inside with your dog. The shop also offers water bowls on loan, hosts regular pet photo sessions, and displays polaroid photos of visiting pets on a notice board. For more details, visit our Pet Ambassador Site.
Yes, families are very welcome. Strollers are allowed inside, and I've often seen families with young children enjoying their visit.
Yes! Food is one of the highlights here. The gluten-free one-plate lunch is especially recommended — choose your main (pork, chicken, or a seasonal option), side dish, and sauce for a beautifully presented, satisfying meal to enjoy alongside your coffee.
Yes — the house-made rice flour focaccia and rice flour chocolate brownie are wheat-free, making them safe for those with gluten sensitivities. As someone who follows a gluten-free diet myself, I can say this is one of the things I'm most grateful for here. If you mention it when booking, they can accommodate gluten-free requirements for course meals too.
My top pick is the hand-drip coffee. Just tell the barista how you're feeling and they'll choose the perfect cup for you. The asymmetric cup — thicker on one side — offers a subtly different aroma and flavor depending on which side you drink from. For food, go for the gluten-free one-plate lunch with grilled chicken. The skin comes out perfectly crispy — it's addictive.
Yes. You can choose from all 30 varieties across the Fruity, Mild, Bitter, and Decaf categories. Whole beans or ground, your choice. Drip packs are also available, and you can buy the exact beans you enjoyed in-store. There's also a monthly subscription delivery for daily coffee drinkers.
Unfortunately, online sales are not available — beans must be purchased in store. However, the monthly subscription service means you only need to sign up once in person, and beans will be delivered to your door every month after that. You can also sign up via the official LINE account after your first visit.
Yes to both. Free Wi-Fi and power outlets are available at every seat — counter and table alike. The quiet, relaxed atmosphere with soft background music makes it ideal for focused work or reading. I regularly see people working on laptops here.
Very much so. The refined, quiet atmosphere — like a hotel lounge — makes it perfect for meetings, interviews, and client sessions. I often see business professionals here, as well as remote workers. Free Wi-Fi and power outlets add to the convenience.
Very much so. The exterior is understated — no sign — but once you step inside, you're greeted by a calm, welcoming space. The staff are warm and attentive, so no coffee knowledge is needed. Just share how you're feeling and they'll guide you to the perfect cup. First-time visitors feel right at home.
Absolutely. I go alone quite often. With counter seating available and a calm, unhurried atmosphere, it's a wonderful place to sit with a book and savour your coffee at your own pace.
Highly recommended for a date. I regularly see couples here, and it's easy to see why — the atmosphere is refined, quiet, and subtly fragrant with coffee. The background music sets a relaxed, intimate mood. Choosing Green Beans Coffee for a date is a great call.
Yes. Event dates are announced on Instagram, so follow them if you're interested. To sign up, ask a staff member in person or send a DM.
Yes. The venue is available for private hire — from team gatherings and pet owner meetups to media shoots and fan community events. Capacity is up to 20 seated or 30 standing. Reservations are accepted from 3 months to 2 weeks in advance.
Cash plus a wide range of cashless options. Credit cards: VISA, Mastercard, JCB, AMEX, Diners, UnionPay. IC cards: transit cards (Suica etc.), Rakuten Edy, WAON, iD, QUICPay. QR code payments: PayPay, d-Barai, Rakuten Pay, au PAY, Alipay, WeChat Pay. Your phone is all you need.
Very welcoming. The menu is available in both Japanese and English, and the shop offers free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and a full range of cashless payment options. The hand-drip experience with the asymmetric cup is particularly popular with international guests. The spacious interior also makes it easy to bring large luggage.
Yes. Coffee and focaccia are both available to go — perfect for a stroll through the Dagayasando neighborhood with your cup in hand.
Yes. Gift coffee is available under the brand name Kitasando Reserve. Please ask a staff member in store for details.
Find official information about Green Beans Coffee through these channels.
@green.beanscoffee
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Planning to visit with your pet? Start here.
My first visit to Green Beans Coffee was shortly after it opened. Surrounded by the warm wood-toned interior and the aroma of freshly roasted beans, I knew immediately this place was something special. Three years of visits later, there's still something new to discover every time.
It has the feel of a hotel, not a café — right down to the thoughtful amenities in the restroom. I never used to make coffee at home, but now I brew a cup every single day.
Whenever I meet friends or have a work meeting in Tokyo, Green Beans Coffee is always my first choice. It's my third place — somewhere between home and work, where time flows a little more gently. The gluten-free lunch and sweets are a personal highlight too. A space where some guests linger over coffee, others relax with their dogs, and others quietly get on with work.
I'll keep sharing what makes this place so special, as often as I can.
