HTeaO, a Texas-based iced tea chain with more than 100 locations nationwide, is two-stepping into Missouri. A Raymore location at 705 W. Foxwood Drive is set to open Friday, June 21. It will be the first HTeaO in the state and the first in the Kansas City area. “This opening represents a thrilling new chapter for us as we introduce our brand and passion for quality iced tea to Missouri,” said Justin Howe, CEO and
Dalhart, Texas is a great town in the northern Texas Panhandle. It’s home to the famous XIT Ranch Rodeo and Reunion. If you’ve never been to Dalhart it’s time you made the trip it’s time to plan a trip especially during the rodeo. Dalhart not only is famous for the rodeo, but the town one of epicenters of the the Dust Bowl. The town has grown over the years and they even have a vineyard nearby called
The Technomic Top 500 proves that you’re not making it up: There really are beverage brands popping up seemingly everywhere. From 7 Brew to Dutch Bros to Scooter’s, drive-thru coffee chains are rocketing up the Top 500 thanks to a big 2023 that saw consumer demand for high-quality, indulgent beverages explode. Look a bit more closely, though, and you’ll see that it’s not just coffee lighting up the Top 500. Landing on the Top 500
“Serving up the best Texas-style iced tea since 2009,” Midland-based beverage chain HTeaO is expanding its Texas footprint — planning to open a new shop at 1011 Westinghouse Road in Georgetown, according to public records. “New HTeaO Buildling where there will be Tea for sale and other merchandise. Drive thru service also available. Limited instore seating available,” the construction notes state. Estimates state the $1,500,000 construction for the 2000 square foot store will reach completion
HTeaO has added four new executives to its leadership team, according to a press release. Kelsey McManemin has stepped into the role of VP of marketing, having previously served as senior director of marketing. She brings a wealth of experience from her tenure at nationally recognized brands such as Salata Salad Kitchen, Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, CiCi’s Pizza, Raising Cane’s and more. Brittany Burris assumes the role of VP of store development. She previously served as
This article is part of “Where Are They Now?”—an ongoing series in which Franchise Times reporters Megan Glenn and Emilee Wentland catch up with emerging brands. Iced tea concept HTeaO doubled its unit count in about 18 months, from 63 to 128 units. “That work was done,” CEO Justin Howe said, referencing his 2022 Franchise Times interview. “We’re building stores right now, we have over 100 stores in construction at the moment. Most of them won’t
HTeaO, the leading iced tea franchise in the United States, announced its expansion into two new states (Louisiana and Missouri) and a new market within Florida (Tallahassee). With additional stores opened in existing markets, Texas and New Mexico, HTeaO opened a total of 16 new stores in Q2 2024. This significant growth is part of HTeaO’s strategic plan to extend its footprint and bring its beloved ultra-premium tea offerings to communities nationwide. “Expanding into two
LEXINGTON, Tenn. — A groundbreaking ceremony was held Friday in Lexington. The upcoming store, HTeaO, specializes in providing a wide range of iced tea flavors with an extensive menu featuring 26 flavors. From classics like Sweet Regular and Unsweet Green to unique blends like Blueberry Summer-ade and Texas Chai, there is a flavor for everyone to enjoy. Leaders with HTeaO say they ensure the highest quality by brewing their tea fresh every hour. “It’s not loaded teas or
HTeaO in Leesburg will be hosting a grand opening on Saturday, July 13. HTeaO focuses on a variety of cold and hot teas, along with lattes. They also have coffee for non-tea drinkers and many other products to check out. (You can test out different teas before trying the one you want.) The new business also offers a variety of healthy snack options. They offer a tea bar where you can sample different flavors of
If you’re tired of sodas loaded with high-fructose corn syrup or who-knows-what-else, a healthier, ice-cold beverage option has arrived, provided by the new HteaO has opened at 914 N. 14th St., Leesburg. The new spot, timed perfectly to help us cool off from the summer swelter, features a drive-thru and menu featuring a long list of cold teas and hot coffee drinks. HTeaO doesn’t offer meal options, but the Leesburg location serves all-natural and sugar-free such as
