Mission is set to get its first 7 Brew Coffee drive thru this summer, a compact, neon lit kiosk the city expects to have pouring coffees by July. State filings list the project at roughly 541 square feet with a $1.25 million construction estimate, with work scheduled to kick off near the end of March.
According to MySA, Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records spell out the size, cost and construction timeline for the stand, and the outlet reported company representatives had not responded to requests for comment by publication time. MySA also reports the kiosk is planned for North Shary Road as part of 7 Brew’s continued push into South Texas.
Where The Stand Will Sit
City planning documents describe the project as Lot 6, Block 1 of the North Sharyland Commons subdivision, at the corner of Shary Road (FM 494) and Ruby Red Boulevard, and show that a conditional use permit for a drive thru appeared on the planning commission's November agenda. The city's public meeting packet includes the permit application along with site maps, according to the City of Mission meeting documents.
What 7 Brew Brings To The Valley
7 Brew promotes a drive thru only model that leans into speed, customization and a big menu, advertising more than 20,000 drink combinations and hundreds of stands nationwide. Local franchisee Tejas Brewistas already runs two 7 Brew locations in Edinburg and one in Weslaco, and the Mission kiosk would be the chain’s fourth spot in Hidalgo County, according to MySA.
Timeline And Local Impact
If the construction timeline holds, drivers along the Sharyland corridor could be grabbing iced lattes and energy drinks by mid summer, adding another quick service option for commuters and shoppers threading through that busy corner. Final permits, inspections and construction milestones will ultimately determine the exact opening date, and franchise and city filings will be the most reliable way to track how fast the project moves from paperwork to pour overs.
