Oregon-based coffee chain Dutch Bros is expanding its presence in Los Angeles County with a new outpost in Lomita.
The new location is expected to be built at 2270 Pacific Coast Highway, on the southeast corner of PCH and Cypress Street, according to the city of Lomita. Previously, a U.S. Bank building occupied the site, which will be demolished to accommodate the coffee shop.
Plans for the Dutch Bros location in Lomita include three drive-thru lanes, a drive-thru service window, and a separate walk-up window. The setup would look familiar to Dutch Bros regulars, who flock to the specialty coffee brand despite winding lines of cars to access the sprawling drink menu and upbeat service from “broistas,” as they call their baristas.
Lomita shared the plans on social media Wednesday. They did not provide a clear construction timeline or anticipated opening date, only that it is “coming soon.”
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The location will add another red pin to the company’s increasingly dense Southern California map.
Dutch Bros’ website currently boasts 255 shops across California. There are three other locations in Los Angeles County, including one near Exposition Park, plus several outposts across Orange County.
The chain is rapidly scaling nationally as well.
Dutch Bros opened 48 shops during the second quarter of 2026 and operated 1,225 locations across 25 states as of June 30. It has set its sights on reaching 2,029 shops by 2029.
True to its name, Dutch Bros was founded by two brothers, Dane and Travis Boersma.
Dutch Bros traces its roots to Grants Pass, Oregon, where it first opened its doors in 1992, initially selling espresso from a pushcart.
The chain has since grown into one of the country’s largest drive-thru beverage chains and has fostered an intensely loyal fan base along the way.
Its menu roams far beyond a standard cup of drip.
Customers can choose from a selection of lattes, mochas, cold brews, blended freezes, teas, lemonades, smoothies, and sparkling sodas. The chain is especially known for its Rebel energy drinks, which come iced or blended and have the option to be customized with a dizzying assortment of flavors.
Its most popular coffee drinks include the Golden Eagle, a caramel and vanilla breve topped with caramel drizzle, and the Caramelizer, which combines espresso, caramel, and chocolate milk.
Once the windows slide open on opening day, Lomita residents can expect plenty of caffeine and sweet treat beverages.