Dutch Bros Coffee Plans Texas Expansion into Former Salad and Go Locations
Dutch Bros is planning to expand its presence in Texas by occupying previously vacant locations that were formerly occupied by Salad and Go.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 7, 2026 —
Dutch Bros Coffee is set to expand its footprint in Texas, with plans to take over several previously vacant retail spaces that were once occupied by the quick-service salad chain Salad and Go. This move signals a continued growth strategy for the drive-thru coffee retailer in the Texas market.
The specific number of locations Dutch Bros intends to occupy and the exact timeline for this expansion were not immediately available. However, the company has been actively seeking new sites for its popular coffee shops. The former Salad and Go locations, many of which are strategically situated in accessible areas, present an opportunity for Dutch Bros to establish new outlets without the need for ground-up construction.
Salad and Go ceased operations in Texas earlier this year, leaving a number of its branded buildings empty. This situation has created a potential market for other businesses looking to establish a presence in those communities. Dutch Bros, known for its wide array of coffee, espresso, smoothies, and energy drinks, has a business model that often favors drive-thru service and accessible locations, making these former Salad and Go sites a potential fit.
Dutch Bros has been on an upward trajectory in recent years, with consistent store openings across various states. The expansion into these acquired spaces in Texas is part of a broader effort to increase accessibility and brand reach. Further details regarding the specific addresses, renovation plans, and expected opening dates for these new Dutch Bros locations are anticipated as the expansion progresses.
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