7 Brew August 2026: 50 New Stands Open, Bringing the Total to 854 Locations Across 38 States

7 Brew added 50 new stands in August 2026 alone, pushing its national footprint to 854 locations across 38 states. That’s one of the brand’s biggest single-month expansions to date, spanning everything from small towns making their first appearance on the map to major metros adding a fourth, sixth, or seventh location. Here’s the full list, with links to every opening story we’ve covered in depth.

A Milestone Month for 7 Brew

854 stands is a significant marker for a brand that operated fewer than 15 locations as recently as 2022. The pace of growth has been consistent through 2026: company materials cited more than 500 locations added since 2023 as of mid-year, and more than 800 stands by late August, before this final August tally confirmed the round number of 854. Adding 50 stands in a single month, across 38 different states, shows just how broadly distributed this growth has become, rather than concentrated in a handful of core markets.

7 Brew’s official August 2026 New Stands recap: 50 new locations, 854 stands total, 38 states.

Markets Getting a Second (or Sixth, or Seventh) Stand

Not every August opening was a brand’s first appearance in a city. Several markets used August to deepen an already-established presence, a sign that 7 Brew is increasingly willing to build multiple stands in the same metro once early locations prove out demand:

All 50 New Stands, August 2026

Here’s the complete list, with direct links to our full coverage wherever we’ve published a dedicated opening story. Locations without a linked article yet can be found in our broader Store Openings archive.

“See Store Openings” links point to our full openings archive for locations where a dedicated article hadn’t been published as of this writing. Check back, as we’re continuing to add individual coverage for these stands.

What This Growth Says About 7 Brew’s Strategy

The August list reads like a snapshot of 7 Brew’s dual growth strategy: filling in smaller towns that have never had a drive-thru coffee concept like this before, Skiatook, Del Rio, Sedalia, and Winona among them, while simultaneously deepening its footprint in metros that have already proven the model works, adding a sixth and seventh Indianapolis stand and a fourth in both Columbus and Memphis in the same month. That mix, first-time-market openings alongside repeat-market density, is a pattern that’s been consistent throughout 2026 and suggests the brand isn’t slowing down its pace of expansion as it approaches the 900-stand mark nationwide.

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