South Carolina to Welcome Three New Bad Ass Coffee Locations
The first store will open in Rock Hill in 2025, with two additional stores in York County.
Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii has announced its plans to open three new stores in South Carolina, marking the company's continued growth in the region. The first store will open in Rock Hill in 2025, with two additional stores in York County.
The franchise's expansion into South Carolina and the Greater Charlotte area sees it increase its national presence. Drawn by the region's strong coffee culture and demand for high-quality offerings, the company is actively exploring further opportunities for growth within the state.
The expansion project will be led by Doug Epperly, a coffee enthusiast with three decades of experience in global supply chains, and his daughter Abby, a current MBA student. Abby became interested in the franchise while studying at the University of Louisville and brought the opportunity to her father. Their shared admiration for the brand's values and hospitality led to their decision to bring the franchise to their local community.
Bad Ass Coffee has experienced significant growth, recognized by QSR's 2023 40/40 list as one of America's hottest emerging fast casual brands.
The brand seeks partnerships with engaged individuals interested in multi-unit opportunities. The total investment range for franchisees is expected to be between $454,200 and $920,500. As a member of the International Franchise Association VetFran, the company offers a $10,000 discount on the initial franchise fee for veteran franchisees.