7 Brew Acquires 36 Former Salad And Go Locations in Arizona
A bankruptcy judge has approved the acquisition of 36 former Salad And Go locations in Arizona by the coffee chain 7 Brew. Thirty of these locations are in the Phoenix area, and six are in metro Tucson.
Tucson, AZ, September 29, 2026 —
A significant expansion is underway for coffee chain 7 Brew following bankruptcy court approval for the acquisition of 36 former Salad And Go locations across Arizona. The deal, sanctioned by a bankruptcy judge, will see these former quick-service restaurant sites integrated into 7 Brew’s growing footprint.
The acquisition encompasses a total of 36 sites. Of these, 30 are situated within the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, indicating a concentrated strategic push into one of Arizona’s largest urban markets. An additional six locations are located in the metro Tucson region, extending 7 Brew’s reach into Southern Arizona.
The transition of these properties marks a new chapter for the former Salad And Go sites, which operated as drive-thru focused salad and smoothie shops. The bankruptcy proceedings provided the framework for this sale, clearing the way for 7 Brew to take ownership and begin repurposing the locations for its own beverage operations.
Details regarding the specific terms of the acquisition, including the financial aspects and the exact timeline for the conversion of these sites into 7 Brew locations, were not immediately provided. The contractor responsible for any renovations or the specific timeline for when these new 7 Brew outlets will begin operations have also not been disclosed at this time.
7 Brew has been noted for its rapid growth since its founding. This expansion into Arizona, particularly through the acquisition of established physical locations, represents a notable step in its strategy to increase market presence. The company typically offers a wide range of coffee, tea, and other specialty beverages.
The acquisition is expected to introduce more competition within the Arizona beverage market, especially in areas where the new locations will be established. The process involved navigating bankruptcy court, which has now granted the necessary approvals for 7 Brew to move forward with integrating these 36 properties into its operational network.
Story summarized from the original created by Mitchell Koch on www.kold.com, see more information here.
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