Dutch Bros plans fall 2025 opening for 1st area location
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — You will have to wait just a short while longer before visiting the area's first Dutch Bros Coffee location.
According to Dutch Bros, the beverage company now anticipates a fall opening for its location at 8080 N. Dixie Drive in Butler Township.
WDTN.com told you about the new coffee and drink shop coming to the area in January.
At that time, a township planning spokesperson said the project could be completed by 'early summer.' The spokesperson said at that time Mother Nature could change that projected timeframe.
The company's hiring page indicates the company is constructing locations near Cincinnati:
8670 Winton Road, Springfield Township
5977 Lorven Drive, Milford
As of date, the nearest current Dutch Bros location operating is in Lexington, Kentucky.
Although the company isn't accepting applications, you can watch for when they are here.
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