Black Rock Coffee Bar is thriving in the Houston metro area and in the state of Texas. Founded in Oregon and known for its roasted coffees, teas, smoothies and flavorful Fuel Energy drinks, the boutique coffee chain has announced it is opening two new stores during the month of July.
Following the successful opening of its latest location in Spring, Texas, on June 21st, Black Rock Coffee Bar announces the upcoming grand opening of a new store in Katy on Friday, July 7th. This will be followed by another opening on July 21st situated on the north side of Houston just off Interstate 45 and Montgomery in Willis.
The new Katy location is at the intersection of Clay Road and Peek at 22911 Clay Road. In Willis, the Black Rock Coffee Bar store is located at 9571 West Montgomery Street. To celebrate its grand openings, Black Rock will offer all customers free 16oz drinks all day at these two locations as well as other specials throughout the following week.
With the addition of these two new stores, Black Rock now has a total of 13 stores in the city of Houston and 25 locations throughout the state of Texas. These latest expansions mark yet another milestone for Black Rock as it continues to establish its footprint in the Lonestar state.
“We are really hitting our stride in Houston,” said Jeff Hernandez, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of Black Rock Coffee Bar in a statement. ” We have some of the most hard-working, warm-hearted leaders that are driving growth and exceptional service in every corner of Houston.”
Each of the new 2000-square-foot Black Rock Coffee Bar stores incorporates Black Rock’s industrial modern design and features a large Texas-themed mural that is designed to connect to the region.
Black Rock Coffee Bar is guided by three principles – coffee, community and connection. Its mission is to be a positive force in the communities it serves.
Founded in 2008 in Portland, Oregon, an area of the Pacific Northwest, Black Rock Coffee Bar continues its rapid expansion in the West and into the Sunbelt with locations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon, Texas and Washington.
The Black Rock culture prides itself on providing opportunities for young people to learn how to lead, run a business, and develop people skills.
