Good Times Adds Cold Brew Coffee to Menu

Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard, Colorado’s beloved homegrown burger chain, is launching Cold Brew Coffee on Thursday, Oct.

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Good Times Adds Cold Brew Coffee to Menu

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Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard is launching Cold Brew Coffee on October 1, with three flavors and two sizes. The new menu item joins the chain's breakfast offerings, including burritos and Wild Spuds.

Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard, Colorado’s beloved homegrown burger chain, is launching Cold Brew Coffee on Thursday, Oct. 1, just in time for International Coffee Day. To celebrate, Good Times is offering a free 16 oz Cold Brew from Oct. 1 through Oct. 9 for all guests who visit in person (no purchase required, limit one per person).

The new Cold Brew comes in three bold flavors: Vanilla, Salted Caramel, and Mocha, and two sizes, 16 oz ($3.99) and 20 oz ($4.89).

Cold Brew joins a breakfast menu worth waking up for: hearty burritos layered with fluffy eggs, homestyle potatoes, and authentic Hatch Valley green chile, available with bacon, chorizo, or sausage. For the full spread, add a side of fan-favorite Wild Spuds with Good Times’ signature seasoning.”We’ve built our name on burgers, but our breakfast deserves just as much attention,” said Ryan Zink, CEO of Good Times. “Adding Cold Brew was a natural fit. Pair one with one of our Green Chile Breakfast Burritos, and you’ve got a full morning stop, made for Colorado’s work-from-anywhere crowd.”

Born in Boulder in 1987, Good Times has spent nearly four decades as Colorado’s local alternative to national fast-food chains, built on fresh, all-natural ingredients and a homegrown point of view. The Cold Brew launch continues that tradition: a better morning, made the Colorado way.

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This story was originally published by Ben Coley in QSR Magazine on September 30, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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