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This is Your Chance to Own a Lola Beans in Texas
Own a Lola Beans in Texas, before this territory is gone.
You’ve done the research. You’ve looked at models, compared categories, and thought hard about what real ownership could look like. Most paths you’ve found share the same problems: too much left for you to figure out, territories that are already crowded, and a franchise system that gets you to opening day and then steps back.
This one is different. Rise brings the structure.
Lola Beans brings the brand. Texas is still open.
Most coffee concepts don’t fail on the idea. They fail on the structure behind it.
Independent coffee shops open every day in Texas and many of them don’t survive past year two. Not because the product was wrong, but because the operation underneath it wasn’t built to hold. When processes aren’t consistent, growth isn’t planned early, and support disappears after opening weekend, even a great concept runs into a wall.
Most franchise systems aren’t much better.
They’re focused on getting you open.
What happens after that is largely your problem.
Lola Beans started
with a simple idea:
Your business need to be fast, consistent, and positioned in high-traffic areas where customers can make it a habit. Speed. Quality ingredients. A drive-thru format that moves volume without sacrificing the experience.
That focus produced real results. Customers returned. Locations performed. And the brand earned the kind of traction that makes serious operators take notice including a 120-unit Texas commitment that Franchise Times called the largest multi-unit deal in Lola Beans’ history.
A Brand Ready to Expand The Right Way
Growth at this scale requires more than ambition. It requires the right partner.

As Lola Beans moved into its largest phase of expansion, the question wasn’t just how many locations to open, it was how to open them right. Where to place them. How to keep quality consistent across every market. How to make sure franchisees were set up to succeed from day one.
The answer was Rise Hospitality Group. Rise was brought in specifically to protect what made Lola Beans work while building the structure that allows it to scale. That means site selection handled with care, operations aligned across locations, and each new opening built the right way from the ground up.
This isn’t Lola Beans’ first expansion. It’s its most deliberate one.


What We Offer
A specialty drive-thru coffee brand with proven daily demand
A format built to convert high-traffic locations into repeat customers
An operational system designed to run consistently across
multiple units

What You Step Into
Exclusive territory
in your market
Site selection and guidance from day one
Full training and onboarding before you open
Supply chain access
Ongoing operational support after launch

Financial Snapshot
Initial investment in line with premium franchise models
Liquid capital requirements shared transparently during the process
Built around high-frequency daily traffic and repeat customers
Designed for strong margins and performance over time
Why Timing Matters
Texas is still expanding with new developments, rising daily traffic, and growing demand in the coffee category across every major metro. That growth creates real opportunity. But opportunity in a specific market like Dallas has a shelf life. High-traffic corridors get claimed. Territories fill. The operators who move first with the right system behind them are the ones positioned to win long-term.
Timing and structure both matter. Right now, both are in your favor.



