The paperwork was signed the same day Salad and Go filed for bankruptcy. Court filings show Boersma Bros LLC, the entity tied to the Dutch Bros founders, agreed on Aug. 4 to buy up to 65 former Salad and Go locations, including 51 in Arizona and Nevada, for $105 million. The filing already described Dutch Bros as the successful bidder, and said the assets had been extensively marketed. Salad and Go announced its bankruptcy that same day and closed every store the next. On Friday, 7 Brew showed up in that Texas bankruptcy court and objected. Their attorney said the company had a letter of intent in a week earlier offering better dollar-for-dollar value, submitted another bid Aug. 7, and argued the process wasn’t structured to get the highest price. A judge is expected to take it up Sept. 1. Dutch Bros moved its headquarters from Oregon to Phoenix and its CFO says the plan is to convert the buildings into coffee drive-thrus in 2027. 7 Brew got to Arizona in 2025 and has a handful of l...