BLAINE, Wash. — Moe’s Coffee, a Washington-founded Drive Thru coffee and food company, is preparing to open its newest location in Blaine this fall, marking an exciting new chapter for the locally grown company and the beginning of what its founders hope will become a meaningful, long-term relationship with the Blaine community.
For Moe’s Coffee, opening a new location is about much more than serving great coffee. It is about becoming a meaningful part of the communities the company calls home.
“We are incredibly excited to join the Blaine community,” said Craig and Kaitlyn Davis, founders of Moe’s Coffee. “From the beginning of this project, our hope has been to build something that Blaine can genuinely feel is part of its community. We want to get to know our neighbors, support local organizations, participate in community events, create great jobs, and be a positive presence here.”
As part of its commitment to the Blaine community, Moe’s Coffee plans to establish a scholarship program for graduating Blaine High School seniors pursuing education in hospitality or related fields. Additional details regarding the scholarship and application process will be announced in the coming weeks.
The scholarship is part of the company’s larger goal of building meaningful relationships and creating opportunities for the people who live and grow up in the communities it serves.
Whether it’s the coffee that helps start an early workday, breakfast before school, a quick stop on the way to a weekend adventure, or a favorite drink picked up while celebrating a special moment, Moe’s Coffee looks forward to becoming part of those everyday experiences for the people of Blaine.
“Coffee shops have a unique opportunity to become part of people’s daily lives,” the Davises said. “Our teams get to see guests on their best days, their busiest days, and sometimes their hardest days. We take that responsibility seriously, and we are proud to show up for our communities. Our goal is to be a bright spot in people’s day and a place where our guests and our teams genuinely feel cared for.”
“We want Moe’s to be a place where people are proud to work,” said Kaitlyn Davis. “For some team members, this may be their first job. For others, it may become the beginning of a career in leadership, hospitality, or business. Either way, we want the experience of working at Moe’s to positively impact the people who join our team.”
Founded in Washington and now celebrating more than a decade in business, Moe’s Coffee serves handcrafted Italian coffee, beverages, signature bagels, and fresh açaí bowls. The company’s philosophy of being “More Than Coffee” extends beyond its menu and into the way it approaches hospitality, its teams, and the communities it serves.
As the Blaine opening approaches, the Moe’s Coffee team says its greatest excitement is simply meeting its new neighbors.
“We’re coming to Blaine ready to listen, participate, and be involved,” said Craig Davis. “We know that becoming part of a community is something you earn over time. We’re excited to open our doors, meet everyone, and begin building those relationships.”
Moe’s Coffee expects to announce additional details regarding its Blaine Grand Opening, community partnerships, scholarship opportunity, and upcoming celebrations in the coming weeks.
About Moe’s Coffee
Moe’s Coffee is a Washington-founded Drive Thru coffee and food company built around the belief that hospitality can make everyday moments better. Serving handcrafted Italian coffee, beverages, signature bagels, and fresh açaí bowls, Moe’s Coffee is proud to be More Than Coffee – creating meaningful experiences for guests, career opportunities for team members, and positive connections within the communities it serves.
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