Lola Beans

Lola Beans has reached a major milestone in its Texas expansion.

Lola Beans secures its first lease in Texas with a site in Waxahachie, marking the first location under a 120-unit development agreement with franchise partners Kirk and Coleen Jeter.

The new franchisees, Daniela Gonzalez and Joangel “Joey” Lopez are immigrants from Nicaragua and Cuba who grew up in Miami, where coffee was always about much more than the drink itself.

The dual drive-thru beverage brand has signed a five-unit development agreement with local entrepreneurs to bring its signature coffee and sodas to the Miami market.

The brand has signed a six-unit franchise agreement with Donny’s brother, Jay Bradley, and his wife, Beth.

Lola Beans signs six-unit franchise deal to expand into Delaware

Lola Beans CEO Donny Bradley will discuss employee engagement and small-footprint growth strategies at the upcoming QSR Evolution Conference.

Lola Beans has released updated financial performance representations in Item 19 of its Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), reflecting full-year 2025 results from the company's corporate location.

The Alaskan-inspired coffee franchise reported record financial results for its corporate location, including a significant jump in revenue per square foot.

Bray joins Lola Beans at a pivotal moment in the brand’s growth, bringing deep expertise in hospitality operations, franchise readiness, and scalable growth systems.

Jeter Group expands Lola Beans deal to 120 units in Texas.

Kirk and Coleen Jeter, a husband-and-wife team who operate multiple Crumbl and Wingstop locations, signed a 15-unit development agreement to bring Lola Beans to Collin, Denton, Tarrant, and Dallas counties, marking the brand's entrance into Texas.

Lola Beans signs 15-unit deal with Crumbl and Wingstop franchisees.