WESLACO, Texas — Plans for a new 7 Brew Coffee drive-thru in Weslaco were filed this month, state records indicate.
The Arkansas-based coffee chain, known for its drive-thru-only kiosks, would expand its Rio Grande Valley presence with the Weslaco site.
The project calls for constructing a pre-fabricated, 541-square-foot building at 905 N. Texas Blvd.
The filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation lists a $1.25 million valuation.
Tejas Brewistas II LLC is the project owner, and construction is scheduled to begin Feb. 23, 2026, with completion expected by July 31, 2026.
This information is based on preliminary TDLR filings. Project plans, costs, and timelines may change, and not all proposed developments move forward.
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