Green Bean Mobile Cafe

Another great food truck parked on city hall plaza (Tuesday). The sweet chili chicken sandwich was tasty but needed a little more meat. The pumpkin soup was amazing.

This is by far one of the best food trucks I’ve ever eaten at!!! Before I talk about the food let’s just say the green bean has an awesome design and is an eco-​friendly food truck with 2 solar panels mounted on top. I usually eat here on Sundays in East Boston in the shipyard. It’s an amazing location with one of the best views of the Boston harbor and sky line you will ever see! The breakfast sandwiches and muffins are to die for! The Calabash is absolutely delicious, made with a homemade English muffin. All the menu options are a great bang for your buck. The menu also changes each month by adding certain «specials» you could say and they are always great! The service is always good and they always have smiles on their faces. Highly recommend checking it out! I’m never disappointed!

LEGIT Truck.
Totally dig the solar panels and the wrap on this trick.
Dropped by here for lunch and got the pulled pork panini with a side of couscous and coffee.
Sandwich hit the spot for me since I was craving some pulled pork along with Mac & Cheese (Bits and memories of the Grilled Cheese Truck in LA popped back up in my head!) but it was good enough to not give me a food coma later.
Takes card and offers LevelUp!
Anyways, this truck is definitely worth a try and I would be back again for breakfast when I get the chance!

Bagels could be crispier (they tend to be a bit soft, even if you request them double-​toasted), but the coffee is excellent, the sandwiches are great, and the prices are very fair.
People are very pleasant, too.

Sweet little food truck with coffee, breakfast sandwiches and lunch items. I caught them this morning at Back Bay station on Stuart St.
Tasty bacon, egg and cheese on a home-​made style English muffin. Savory and meaty. Friendly staff and rich-​bodied coffee, too.
All I need to have a good morning.

Green Bean never ever disappoints. The food is fresh and creative, with a lunch menu that changes monthly. They usually have 3 sandwiches to choose from, but always find a way to incorporate tastes that could satisfy a range of picky palates. I’m currently eating the turkey bacon jam panini on my lunch break, and felt compelled to write this before I finish. Not sure if it’s because I want everyone in the world to know how good they are, or if I want to prolong my foodgasm…
Thanks for the top-​notch service in the Southie/​Innovation District this afternoon!!! You guys are the best.

Always had a great experience from this truck. Geoff is all over the place. Sunday mornings head to the food truck and then head over to KO Pies for a mimosa! The calabash is my favorite — egg, cheese, sriracha, roasted red peppers — amazing! The au grautin wrap is also banginnn! I would recommend this place for a great meal any day of the week. Coffee is also amazing, local, fair trade. Delicious, Affordable, and Geoff is such a sweetheart.
²⁰⁄₁₀ would eat again

Not sure why this place has such great reviews. I went there this morning after hearing about all the hype, the first thing I ordered that sounded delicious was the chocolate mint coffee… I took one sip and asked for just a plain coffee because the taste was so off. I took a sip of the regular coffee and almost threw up. I am not being dramatic, I have never in my life had coffee so disgusting. Not sure if it was burnt, or the beans were just old or what it was. I threw this coffee away.
They had mini muffins that looked good in the display (though expensive at $ 1.50 per MINI muffin) — so I got a couple. I was hopeful for these tuxedo pumpkin muffins but was also skeptical after two failed coffees. I pulled the first muffin out of the bag and it had a hair wrapped around it… so needless to say I tossed both those as well. This was a big waste of money, not sure how this truck is surviving with really poor quality and tasting foods.

Had the Yum City Egg Sandwich, and I have to say, it’s the greatest egg sandwich I have ever had!!! So good and now you have a lifetime customer!

Food trucks lately seem to have been meh and/​or overpriced, but Green Bean Mobile Café revives the original concept: a convenient grab-​and-​go located at the hub of a city (Bottom of the Hub, that is) serving items that are classic enough to be exactly what you’re craving, but unique enough to be a specialty.
I got the $ 2.30 iced coffee, which was tasty, large size, and organic/​fair-​trade – which is surprisingly uncommon and mostly restricted to overpriced hipster cafes, so it was great to be able to get good coffee at a reasonable price while on the run.
I didn’t try the food, but the fact that they serve waffle sandwiches is an automatic green light.
+cute truck with owls
+peppy and efficient service
+productive day from the coffee that turned out to be strong
Conclusion: Pretty good mobile café, which also restored my faith in food trucks (:

Tried this out for the first time the other day, instead of going to the overpriced blue glass Café. This place is pretty awesome. Had their waffle sandwich of the month and it was to die for. I like places that have menu items that are outside the box. You can tell they take their food more seriously than the typical breakfast place that just mass produces eggs and bacon. A+

So I came back here today for lunch, and I ended up getting another sandwich. This time I went for the lemon pulled chicken sandwich. It was one of the best sandwiches I’ve had in a long time. I planned to eat it back at my office but wanted to try a bite en route… And it was so good that I ended up eating the whole thing on my walk back!!! Hehe. I’ll be back for breakfast some time soon!

This place is LEGIT. So glad they park outside my office 4 days a week. The coffee is fantastic and the sandwiches are scrumptious. The proprietors are SOOOO nice and helpful and make awesome suggestions that have expanded my breakfast palette. Keep up the great work!

Stopped by here for a waffle sandwich one morning on my way home from work (I am a night shift nurse). It was fantastic! I will definitely be returning to this food truck!

Apart from how awesome their truck looks with the solar panels. DUDE there’s solar panels on their truck. The coffee is delicious. Its really good coffee. I always order Hazelnut but today they didn’t have it or ran out so they recommended vanilla. Yum.
I had the breakfast sandwich that has siracha, roasted red peppers, egg, on your choice of bread. I chose english muffins. Its delicious.
My only complaint is the coffee cup cover doesn’t hold the coffee/​steam in. Still drips out. Just a heads up.
I pay with LevelUP.
To give you an idea on the wait: there were two people ahead of me the wait was approximately 8 minutes. It’s 9:59am on Monday. It is NOT a long wait :) I’ll wait for good coffee. Nice friendly staff.

All the things are good!
The customer service is good!
The parfaits are good!
The sammiches are good!
The music is good!
The caramel iced coffee is good!
The artwork on the truck is good!
They give a portion of their profits to green initiatives – good!
This has been a poem, entitled Green Bean Mobile Café is good.

Dear Green Bean,
Last year, when I was a wee bit chubbier and hungrier you left me high and dry. You disappeared, with no mention on your Facebook or Twitter page. I would peak down Stuart St. each morning, only to be broken hearted. One glorious day (on my birthday!) you finally returned and I am so happy you did.
Every morning Green Bean makes me curse my Paleo ‘lifestyle’ and green smoothie. However, I do indulge now and again. Everything is awesome. All of their egg sandwiches are delish. Any place that has Siratcha and pepper jack cheese on a breakfast sandwich is a winner in my book. Their coffee is great, although I stick with plain because their flavored stuff is too sweet. Don’t even get me started on the muffins-​baked fresh daily and it shows.

This is my FAVORITE morning stop. I work near Copley and they’ve had one of the morning food truck spots for a while recently. In this area, there’s not much in the way of quick breakfast and good coffee that isn’t a big chain like Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts.
The iced coffee here is fantastic. Hot coffee is good as well. If you’re looking for an espresso drink, though, you’ll have to go elsewhere.
Breakfast sandwiches are almost always good, though I’ve gotten one or two with avocado in which the avocado is *completely* unripe and I have to take it out. The selection of sandwiches is great, though, and their homemade muffins are HUGE and quite tasty.

I hit this truck up for coffee every morning after I get off the train in Back Bay. And I’m super happy about it! It’s really a nice feeling to have good coffee that is NOT from Starbucks or Dunkin. Also, the coffee is fair trade, and proceeds are donated to green initiatives in Boston.
Also, the breakfast sandwiches are amazeballs. Chocolate and bacon on a waffle sandwich? Yes please! How am I the first person to mention these guys on Unilocal?Give them your money and enjoy your breakfast WAY more than that crap egg sandwich from DD you were about to get.
Thank you Green Bean, for giving me an option in the morning!

To be honest, I was on my way to a different food truck that happened to not be at their listed location when I stumbled upon this place. Man am I glad that other truck wasn’t there.
This place is awesome. Really quick, cheap and delicious. Grabbed a sausage egg and cheese sandwich, and what I thought was just a waffle. The sandwich was awesome. Sausage was tasty, cheese nice and gooey, and the egg was nice and fluffy.
The waffle, turned out to be a waffle sandwich. Now, I didn’t need both of these sandwiches, but I just couldn’t say no. I got the Jamie, which is 2 waffles, with strawberries and chocolate in between.
I just hope I’m hungry by the next time I see them!