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Dutch Bros bids up to $105M for Salad and Go drive-thru leases via auction

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Dutch Bros’ purchase of more than 50 Salad and Go sites is still subject to a court-supervised auction. The defunct chain is seeking approval for procedures to run an auction of about 130 drive-thru leases between Dutch Bros and 7 Brew. Dutch Bros is the proposed buyer for up to 65 leases, including 51 in Arizona and Nevada, for $105 million, with 7 Brew needing to top the bid by $10 million plus a $3.8 million termination fee.

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