Dutch Bros. He plans to open her first cafe in Louisiana. See where it will be. – The defender

The Dutch Bros., the fast -growing West Coast coffee chain, known for its friendly employees and sweet drinks, will open its first location in Louisiana near LSU.

A final development plan to open 950 square meters of driving only through a coffee shop on West Lee Drive will pass before the Baton Rouge planning committee in March. If approved, the location of the Dutch Bros. It will be between Wendy and Andy’s frozen cream.

Dutch Bros. was launched by the Dane brothers and Travis Borsma in 1992 as Prascart Cafe at Grants Pass, Oregon. The chain began franchising in 2000 and now there are more than 950 seats extending from the Pacific northwest to Jacksonville, Florida. In the last few years, the company has moved aggressively south, opening dozens of places in Texas and Tennessee.

For the last quarter, Dutch Bros. He saw his revenue to jump nearly 28%to $ 338.2 million. The chain has seen that its revenue is growing as competitors like Starbucks have been fighting and observing a decline in sales.

The Business Has Grown in Popularity Because of Drinks Such as the Annihilator, Which Features Chocolate-Macadamia Nut Syrup and Espresso, and the Golden Eagle, Which Has Espress rizzle of caramel on the top. Energy workers, called “Broistas”, are also cited as a factor in supporting Dutch Bros. to grow.

Dutch Bros. It enters part of the city that is on the verge of being full of coffee. CC CC coffee has long been a location in Arlington Marketplace, while Dunkin, 7 Brew Coffee and Starbucks have announced plans to open stores near West Lee and Burbank.