Get Ready, Sioux Falls! New 7Brew on Eastside is Opening Soon

For anyone in the Sioux Empire obsessed with 7 Brew Coffee, the wait for a second location is almost over.

The second Sioux Falls 7 Brew Coffee will officially open on the eastside of town later this month. In fact, we're days away from the opening!

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What Is 7 Brew Coffee All About?

This is a nationwide drive-thru coffee shop that offers a variety coffee beverages and energy drinks. The amount of drinks you can sip is probably a big reason why the chain is so popular. The first Sioux Falls 7 Brew Coffee location opened for business in May of 2025 at 3707 South Louise Avenue on The Empire Mall campus. Since then, 7 Brew Coffee has opened other South Dakota locations in Watertown and Rapid City and soon a new spot in Aberdeen.

Where Will The New 7 Brew Coffee Be Located in Sioux Falls?

The second 7 Brew Coffee location in Sioux Falls be at 5100 East Arrowhead Parkway. And when it comes to Opening Day...the drive-thru will finally be open next Monday, November 9th!

The 7 Brew Coffee website is pretty cool for anyone who hasn't checked it out. They personalize each location by mentioning the favorite drinks in that city. For Sioux Falls fans, the most popular drinks are the Blondie with whipped cream and caramel drizzle, Ocean Breeze 7 Energy with cold foam, Georgia Peach Green Tea, and Strawberry Smoothie with whipped cream. Yum!

The east side 7 Brew Coffee location will be open:

Monday 5:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday 5:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday 5:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday 5:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday 5:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday5:30 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday5:30 AM - 10:00 PM

More details on Opening Day on Monday, November 9th can be found here.

I'm an Eastsider now so I can't wait for morning 7 Brew Coffee runs!

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It seems like grocery shopping has turned into a hit-and-miss experience across the Midwest. South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa have seen empty shelves next to fully stocked ones.

All the jelly you want, but no peanut butter, for example.

The fallout from the first year of the COVID pandemic is still with us. Add to that the effect of the war in Ukraine and weather disasters.

Disruptions to global shipping and the domestic supply chain mean that you may run into a situation where you don't know if all you need will be in stock.

Winter 2022-2023 is looking to deal with several possible shortages of some grocery store favorites.

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