7 Brew is mapping out another stop in Garland, this time along Buckingham Road. The new 7 Brew Garland project calls for a 510-square-foot stand at 1405 W. Buckingham Road, bringing the brand’s compact drive-thru format into a different part of the city.
Plans call for ground-up construction with an estimated construction cost of $1.5 million. The building would be small, but the change for nearby drivers is easy to understand: a new place to pick up a coffee, flavored energy drink or something cold on the way through the neighborhood.
There is a property story here, too. The address appears in a Dallas real-estate firm’s portfolio under Pump & Jack Auto. A coffee stand would introduce a different kind of stop at a property associated with automotive service, although the existing building’s future remains unconfirmed.
7 Brew Garland reaches toward Buckingham Road
The Garland Chamber of Commerce lists 7 Brew at 5050 N. Garland Avenue. An earlier state construction record also identifies that North Garland Avenue project. Buckingham Road places the next documented proposal farther south, extending the brand’s local development activity beyond that northern address.
That geographic spread matters more than assigning the new stand a numbered place in the city’s lineup. A drive-thru beverage business depends on being convenient to the routes people already use. For someone whose regular trips follow Buckingham Road, a nearby stand could become a much simpler stop than a separate trip across town.
The Buckingham proposal also stands on its own as a new construction project. It is not a renovation of the North Garland Avenue stand, and the two addresses should not be confused. No opening date has been confirmed for Buckingham Road.
An automotive address with a new proposal
Burk Interests’ property portfolio lists Pump & Jack Auto at 1405 W. Buckingham Road. That exact-address match gives the proposal a recognizable local setting beyond a map pin or a construction number.
The new filing names ZB-Garland Property, LTD. as owner and Leland Burk as the owner contact. Together, the portfolio listing and filing connect the proposed coffee stand with an established real-estate holding.
However, new construction does not by itself prove that crews will demolish the automotive building. The available record does not establish the stand’s placement, any parcel changes or what will happen to the existing structure. The supported story is a ground-up 7 Brew planned for the property; a direct replacement of Pump & Jack has not been confirmed.
A small stand built around the drive-thru
The 510-square-foot size fits a business designed around drinks to go. 7 Brew describes speed, customization and drive-thru service as central to its approach. The customer experience happens around a quick order and a drink handoff, rather than a large indoor dining room.
For the 7 Brew Garland proposal, that distinction helps put the construction estimate in context. A drive-thru development involves more than the enclosed stand: vehicle circulation, utilities and other site work can also form part of the job. The filing does not provide a detailed cost breakdown, so the $1.5 million figure should be read as the project’s construction estimate.
Likewise, the company’s general drive-thru model does not establish Buckingham Road’s precise lane arrangement. Project-specific plans will be needed to show how vehicles enter, queue and leave this property.
The operator behind the next coffee stop
The filing identifies 7Crew Enterprises, LLC as tenant. The Lubbock-based franchise group is a major player in the system: Masked Rider Capital’s announcement of its transaction with Franchise Equity Partners describes 7Crew as the brand’s second-largest franchisee. That announcement emphasized capital for further development and acquisitions. Buckingham Road places Garland within that broader expansion effort.
For customers, the draw is what lands in the cup. The current 7 Brew menu stretches from coffee to flavored energy drinks, teas, lemonades, smoothies, shakes and fizz sodas. An iced coffee can lean creamy and sweet, while a bright lemonade or blended fruit drink offers another direction. Adjustable sweetness, alternative milks and flavor choices make customization part of the order, although Buckingham’s opening menu has not been announced.
The chain began in Rogers, Arkansas, in 2017. Its company history traces the early growth to seven stands by 2020, before expansion accelerated across the country. Today, hundreds of stands carry the concept far beyond its Arkansas beginnings. Garland’s new proposal shows how that national growth takes shape one neighborhood address at a time.
What comes next for 7 Brew Garland
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation record lists a construction window of April 12 through October 1, 2027. October 1 is the estimated construction-completion date, not an announced opening day. Arkifex Studios of Springfield, Missouri, is the design firm.
As plans move forward, the site layout and opening announcement will fill in the remaining details. The local direction is already clear: 7 Brew is pursuing a Buckingham Road address, giving another part of Garland a place in the chain’s expanding coffee-run map.