Friday 16 May 2025

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii announces Honolulu expansion

The first location, set to open in Spring 2025 at 3502-c Waialae Ave Honolulu HI 96816, signals a pivotal moment for Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii as it strengthens its presence on the islands where its journey began. With a 36-year legacy of spreading the Aloha Spirit, the brand is expanding its footprint while remaining deeply connected to its Hawaiian origins

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HONOLULU, Hawaii, USA – Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii announces a three-unit signed agreement in Honolulu. This milestone partnership brings together Hawaiian natives Galu and Diane Tagovailoa, parents of NFL quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, and seasoned multi-unit franchisee, Ted Davenport, to further the brand’s commitment to celebrating Hawaiian heritage with a multi-island presence.

The first location, set to open in Spring 2025 at 3502-c Waialae Ave Honolulu HI 96816, signals a pivotal moment for Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii as it strengthens its presence on the islands where its journey began. With a 36-year legacy of spreading the Aloha Spirit, the brand is expanding its footprint while remaining deeply connected to its Hawaiian origins.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii is more than a brand – it’s a celebration of the culture, flavors, and spirit of Hawaii,” said Ted Davenport, who brings over 30 years of franchising experience to the partnership.

“Having lived in Hawaii for most of my life, I’m thrilled to bring this iconic brand home alongside Galu and Diane Tagovailoa. Together, we’re committed to delivering an authentic Hawaiian coffee experience that pays homage to the islands.”

Davenport’s impressive franchising background includes owning and operating successful locations with major brands such as Subway, Ruby Tuesday, and TCBY, among others. Known for identifying emerging concepts with significant growth potential, Davenport was drawn to Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii for its exceptional quality, unique concept, and loyal customer base. Teaming up with the Tagovailoa family – beloved for their deep ties to the Hawaiian community – underscores the importance of local connection and authenticity in this venture.

“This partnership represents a meaningful return to our roots,” said Scott Snyder, CEO of Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii. “As we expand in Hawaii, we’re not just opening stores; we’re sharing the Aloha Spirit and creating spaces where the community can gather, connect, and celebrate the essence of Hawaii. Galu, Diane, and Ted are ideal partners to help us carry forward this mission with integrity and passion.”

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