Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii Expands into Colorado with Multi-Unit Agreement

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii Expands into Colorado

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, known for its exceptional Hawaiian coffee, has officially signed a multi-unit franchise agreement to bring its unique coffee experience to Colorado. The franchise aims to launch its first location in Boulder by August 2025, with further expansions planned for Lakewood and Castle Rock. This strategic move marks a significant step in the brand's broader growth strategy, aimed at tapping into high-potential markets across the United States.

The driving force behind this expansion is Beth Deasy, a well-established entrepreneur with over 20 years of franchising experience. Deasy brings a diverse background, having previously served as an Army officer and later transitioning into a successful legal career in corporate law and real estate. Her journey has provided her with invaluable expertise in site selection and business operations, essential for navigating the world of franchising. After successfully running three childcare centers in Denver for two decades, Deasy was eager for a new challenge that resonated with her personal passions.

In her search for a franchise opportunity, Bad Ass Coffee stood out due to its commitment to franchisee success and premium product offerings. “I've always believed in the power of franchising when executed correctly,” Deasy stated. “Finding a brand that genuinely supports its franchisees while aligning with my values was my priority. Bad Ass Coffee's dedication to quality and community engagement really caught my attention.”

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii isn't just a coffee shop; it's a bridge connecting consumers to the rich flavors of Hawaiian coffee. Their menu features a wide range of blended drinks, signature lattes, and innovative food offerings that capture the essence of Hawaiian culture. The brand's focus on franchisee success and fostering a collaborative working environment makes it a compelling option for potential entrepreneurs in today's market. According to Scott Snyder, CEO of Bad Ass Coffee, “We are excited to partner with an experienced individual like Beth as we further establish our presence in Colorado. Her extensive background in franchising and real estate is a perfect match for our expansion goals.”

The Hawaii-born brand has been sharing its premium coffee since 1989, emphasizing a community-oriented atmosphere and the Aloha Spirit in every location. As Bad Ass Coffee grows, it continues to seek dedicated franchise partners interested in sharing its mission. Each franchise opportunity comes with a comprehensive development support system, including assistance in identifying optimal territories, financing, real estate, and construction management—making it an attractive prospect for those looking to start a multi-unit operation.

For aspiring franchisees, Bad Ass Coffee offers a considerable investment range of $454,200 to $920,500, inclusive of franchise fees. Particularly noteworthy is the brand's commitment to supporting veteran franchisees, providing a discount of $10,000 off the initial franchise fee as part of their affiliation with the International Franchise Association’s VetFran program.

In summary, as Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii embarks on this exciting chapter of expansion, it remains firmly devoted to its longstanding tradition of quality, community engagement, and supporting its franchisees in delivering an unforgettable coffee experience. For those interested in joining this thriving brand, more information is available at badasscoffeefranchise.com or by calling 833-205-2224.

About Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii

Founded in 1989 on the Big Island of Hawaii, Bad Ass Coffee aims to spread the joy of American-grown, premium Hawaiian coffee. Currently operating nearly 40 U.S. franchise locations, the brand continues to expand with over 100 additional shops in various stages of development. Beyond its reputation for superior Hawaiian coffees, the shops also serve diverse offerings including blended drinks and popular food items, all delivered with high-quality service and the spirit of Aloha. Additionally, their products are available online and soon through grocery and specialty retail channels.