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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Instead of going to a drive-thru for salad, customers will soon be getting a cup of coffee.
Court documents filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Texas show that Boersma Bros, LLC, the Oregon-based holding company tied to the founders of Dutch Bros Coffee, agreed to purchase Salad And Go’s assets for $105 million. The popular Arizona-based salad chain announced this week that it would be closing its doors permanently.
Under the agreement, Dutch Bros will take over Salad And Go’s leases and equipment at its Arizona and Nevada drive-thru locations, converting them to sell coffee, beverages, and food items. The documents note that the locations don’t require any alterations or maintenance since they operate in drive-thru-only formats.
A deposit of $10 million has already been paid, with the remaining balance due at closing.
“New shop growth is one of the most important drivers of our long-term strategy, and this potential site acquisition demonstrates how we’re investing to accelerate that growth,” said Christine Barone, Chief Executive Officer and President of Dutch Bros. “These sites would expand our leadership position across Arizona, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Texas, where we’ve built strong brand awareness and see a significant opportunity to continue densifying our footprint. As we thoughtfully convert these sites, we look forward to bringing the Dutch Bros experience to even more communities.”
Salad And Go announced that 70 drive-thru locations in Arizona and Nevada will close by the end of the day Wednesday. In January, the company closed all locations in Texas and Oklahoma, according to CBS News, and in September 2025, Salad and Go announced it was closing more than 40 stores across the country.
Dutch Bros was founded in 1992 by brothers Dane and Travis Boersma in Grants Pass, Oregon. The company moved its headquarters to Tempe in June 2025 and has over 100 locations across Arizona.
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