36 Former Salad and Go Locations in Arizona Approved for 7 Brew: Full Address List

A bankruptcy judge has approved 7 Brew’s acquisition of 36 former Salad and Go locations across Arizona, fittingly on National Coffee Day. Thirty sit in the Phoenix metro area and six in metro Tucson. Here’s the complete confirmed address list, how this deal came together, and what’s still unknown about when these sites will actually become 7 Brew stands.

What Happened

On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, a bankruptcy judge formally approved 7 Brew’s acquisition of 36 former Salad and Go locations in Arizona, per AZFamily. The timing was a coincidence worth noting: the approval landed on National Coffee Day. The same ruling also approved related former Salad and Go sites in Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada, though AZFamily’s report doesn’t list those specific addresses. Dutch Bros, a competing bidder for the shuttered stores, was outbid by 7 Brew.

Full List: All 36 Arizona Locations Approved for 7 Brew

Sourced directly from AZFamily’s report on the court filing, organized here by city for easier reference:

This is 7 Brew’s confirmed acquisition list for the Arizona leases as approved by the bankruptcy court. It does not reflect the order in which stands will open, and conversion timelines have not been announced for individual sites.

36 former Salad and Go sites across the Phoenix and Tucson metro areas are approved for conversion to 7 Brew.

From 41-42 Sites to 36: What Changed

7 Brew first won the underlying bankruptcy auction in late August 2026, with early reporting putting the Arizona count at 41 to 42 sites out of 73 total leases nationwide across Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada. AZFamily’s report on the September 29 court approval confirms the final Arizona number has settled at 36, with five Arizona locations removed from the deal compared to what was previously announced. No explanation for the removals has been published; it’s unclear whether those five leases fell through, were contested in court, or were reassigned to a different buyer.

Dutch Bros Was the Competing Bidder

Per AZFamily, Dutch Bros also submitted bids for the shuttered Salad and Go stores but was outbid by 7 Brew. This aligns with earlier reporting on the original August auction, in which Dutch Bros served as the backup bidder at roughly $105 million, compared to 7 Brew’s winning bid of about $143.2 million.

How Salad and Go Got Here

Salad and Go, founded in Gilbert, Arizona, in 2013, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on August 4, 2026, and shut down all of its operations permanently the following day. At its peak, the chain operated 146 locations across Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada. The 73 leases covered in the original bankruptcy auction, now narrowed to a confirmed, smaller set after court review, represent the bulk of the chain’s remaining real estate footprint being absorbed by a direct competitor in the drive-thru beverage space.

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