Hawaii’s Bad Ass Coffee is set to open three new stores in Colorado, starting in Denver and expanding into Northern Colorado by 2025. The first café will launch this fall at 1735 Chestnut Place in Denver. The franchisee, Bill Leary, aims to bring Hawaiian coffee culture to local communities. He has a background in the beverage industry and is excited to share this unique café experience with his hometown. The company’s CEO, Scott Snyder, praises Leary’s community ties and passion for entrepreneurship, which align with the brand's values. Bad Ass Coffee, established in 1989, offers coffee from Hawaii's famous Kona region and a variety of blended drinks, lattes, cold brews, teas, and Hawaiian-inspired food. This expansion not only introduces a new coffee experience but also fosters local entrepreneurship and community engagement.
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