Dutch Bros Expands to Three Southern States
Dutch Bros plans new locations in Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana as 2026 winds down.
The Brief
- Dutch Bros confirmed new locations in Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana.
- Opening dates for the new stores have not been disclosed.
- The chain also announced limited-time seasonal drinks.
Dutch Bros, a fast-growing drive-thru coffee chain, has announced plans to open three new locations in Alabama, Florida, and Louisiana as 2026 winds down.
The company confirmed the expansion on Oct. 28, though it did not specify exact opening dates for the new stores.
The expansion follows the recent opening of a location in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and the addition of planned locations in Chester, Lynchburg, and Yorktown, according to the company's careers website.
Dutch Bros, founded in 1992, operates more than 1,220 locations across the United States and offers a variety of beverages, including specialty coffee, Dutch Bros Rebel energy drinks, Myst Energy Refreshers, nitrogen-infused cold brew, tea, lemonade, soda and other drinks.
Alongside the new store openings, the chain introduced several limited-time seasonal drinks as of Oct. 29, including the Cookie Butter Iced Mocha and Autumn Berry Blended Lemonade.
The seasonal menu features drinks like the Creepy Crawler, Creepy Crawler with a Sour Shot, Caramel Pumpkin Brûleé, Cookie Butter and Autumn Berry beverages.
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