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Black Rock Coffee opens 2nd Glendale location

Now 32 of the Oregon-based franchises in Arizona

Black Rock Coffee Bar’s second new location in the Valley in two months is open now in Glendale.

The popular coffee chain founded in Oregon opened a new spot at 7451 W. Glendale Ave., bringing the total number of Black Rock stores to 32 in Arizona.

“We continue to accelerate our growth in Arizona,” Jeff Hernandez, Black Rock Coffee Bar co-founder and executive chairman, shared in a news release. “This is the second store opening in Arizona in two months, and more are coming.”

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Black Rock Coffee opens 2nd Glendale location

Now 32 of the Oregon-based franchises in Arizona

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Black Rock Coffee Bar’s second new location in the Valley in two months is open now in Glendale.

The popular coffee chain founded in Oregon opened a new spot at 7451 W. Glendale Ave., bringing the total number of Black Rock stores to 32 in Arizona.

“We continue to accelerate our growth in Arizona,” Jeff Hernandez, Black Rock Coffee Bar co-founder and executive chairman, shared in a news release. “This is the second store opening in Arizona in two months, and more are coming.”

There’s also a Glendale location at 6805 W. Bell Road.

With more than 120 stores across the U.S., the chain is known for its premium roasted coffees, teas, smoothies and Fuel Energy drinks.

Founded in 2008 in Portland, the chain recently was named the Fastest Growing Private Company in Oregon and SW Washington in 2021 by the Portland Business Journal.

Black Rock Coffee Bar, Glendale, Arizona

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