Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii Expands in Nevada: Signs Three-Store Agreement in Las Vegas

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii, has cemented plans to grow its Nevada footprint. The brand has announced a three-store agreement in Las Vegas, with the initiative driven by seasoned entrepreneur John McGrail. The first location is expected to open in 2025's second quarter, with two additional stores scheduled to open in the Northwest Valley markets within the following three years.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii's presence in Nevada is set to accelerate, with ambitious expansion plans across the Las Vegas area. One location is already open in Las Vegas, and agreements have been secured for eight more sites statewide. This expansion strategy positions the brand for significant growth in a market with a unique cultural connection and a strong demand for premium coffee experiences, thanks to its thriving tourism industry.

John McGrail boasts a successful entrepreneurial track record, with deep-rooted experience in the retail and franchise sectors. McGrail started his entrepreneurial journey by operating a retail business, which he sold in 2007. After studying engineering at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he returned to his passion for business and became a 7-Eleven franchisee in 2008. Over 17 years, McGrail has successfully operated a 7-Eleven store and expanded his business portfolio by opening a second franchise location in 2019. His multi-unit operations experience and expertise in business growth, customer service, and team management make him an ideal partner for Bad Ass Coffee's expansion.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii aims to redefine franchising by promoting a culture of engagement and collaboration. The brand offers franchisees a proven business model, innovative technology, and a unique blend of Hawaiian culture. It provides a compelling opportunity for entrepreneurs ready to join a thriving community of operators.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii was established on the Big Island of Hawaii in 1989 to share premium Hawaiian coffee. In addition to sourcing coffee from Hawaii's famous Kona region, the brand obtains coffee from Kauai and Maui. Alongside its premium Hawaiian coffee offerings, Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii serves a full menu of popular blended drinks, signature lattes, cold brews, teas, and innovative foods with a Hawaiian twist.

The brand seeks to partner with engaged individuals seeking multi-unit opportunities. It offers an affordable, highly scalable opportunity with strong profit potential. The total investment range for franchisees is between $454,200 and $920,500. As a member of the International Franchise Association VetFran, Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii offers veteran franchisees a $10,000 discount off the initial franchise fee.