Dutch Bros in Missouri

Missouri has 4 Dutch Bros locations across 4 cities. Belton leads with 1 stores, followed by Grandview (1) and Independence (1). Average density is 1 store per city.

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Missouri Dutch Bros by the Numbers

Live aggregates across the 4 verified Missouri locations in this directory — counts update each build from the underlying store data.

Drive-thru

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24-hour

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Free Wi-Fi

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Outdoor seating

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0% of stores

Top 10 Missouri cities by Dutch Bros store count

#CityStoresDrive-thru24-hr
1Belton100
2Grandview100
3Independence100
4Kansas City100

Dutch Bros in Missouri: Overview

There are 4 Dutch Bros locations across 4 cities in Missouri, United States. Whether you're looking for a drive-through on your morning commute or a quiet spot with free Wi-Fi to work or study, you'll find a Dutch Bros nearby in Missouri. All locations listed here include verified addresses, hours, and directions. Browse by city above to find the nearest store to you.

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Most in one city

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Top Dutch Bros Cities in Missouri

The cities below have the highest number of Dutch Bros locations in Missouri and are the most searched destinations in this directory.

Dutch Bros Density in Missouri

Missouri hosts 4 Dutch Bros locations distributed across 4 cities, which works out to an average of 1 store per city. That average, however, masks a significant concentration: the majority of stores cluster in a handful of major metros, while 4 cities in the state host just a single Dutch Bros.

The gap between Missouri's busiest Dutch Bros city and its smallest is striking. Belton alone accounts for 1 store — roughly 25% of every Dutch Bros in the state. Runner-up Grandview follows with 1 location, and Independence rounds out the top three with 1. Together the top three cities typically handle the bulk of daily traffic, driven by denser populations, commuter routes, and commercial districts.

For directory users, density matters for one practical reason: in high-store cities you can walk to the next nearest Dutch Bros in minutes, while in lower-store cities planning ahead (and checking hours) is worthwhile. Use the city list above to jump directly to your destination.

Drive-Through Availability in Missouri

Across 4 cities, drive-through is the most convenient option for morning commutes. While not every Dutch Bros in Missouri has drive-through, major urban areas and highway-adjacent locations typically do. Suburban shopping centers, strip malls along arterial roads, and stand-alone buildings near interstate exits are the most likely formats to include a drive-through lane.

To find drive-through locations in Missouri, browse city pages — each city page shows drive-through count at a glance, alongside parking notes and typical wait times. Pairing a drive-through visit with Mobile Order & Pay in the Dutch Bros app is the fastest way to pick up during peak morning hours.

Dutch Bros Drive-Thru in Missouri0 Locations

0 of 4 Dutch Bros locations in Missouri have drive-through service — 0% of all stores. Drive-thrus concentrate in suburban neighborhoods, highway exits, and strip-mall corridors. Dense urban cores typically have walk-in-only locations.

Top Cities for Dutch Bros Drive-Thru in Missouri

Best Dutch Bros for Remote Work in Missouri

Many Dutch Bros locations in Missourihave become unofficial coworking spaces. If you're planning a half-day of focused work or a quick video call, look for: power outlets at seating, a quiet atmosphere (avoid the morning rush between 7 and 9 AM), stable Wi-Fi, and comfortable seating such as armchairs or longer communal tables.

Larger stores in university towns and business districts typically offer the best remote work environment, since they're designed for longer stays. In Missouri, the cities most likely to feature these larger, laptop-friendly stores include Belton, Grandview, and Independence.

Before you commit to a long session, glance at the store's operating hours on its city page — closing times vary, and the last 30 minutes before close are the worst time to settle in with a laptop.

When to Visit Dutch Bros in Missouri

Opening times, service availability and temporary closures vary by location and date. This directory does not infer state-wide peak or quiet hours from a generic schedule.

Open a city above to browse mapped addresses, then confirm live hours and available services with the official store listing before visiting.

Missouri Coffee Culture

Coffee culture in Missouri developed alongside the broader American shift toward specialty coffee in the 1990s and 2000s, and Dutch Bros played a central role in making espresso drinks part of everyday routine. Across Missouri's 4 cities, locations serve a mix of morning commuters, remote workers, and students — the same rhythms seen nationwide, shaped by local commute patterns and the region's climate. Independent roasters and local cafés have grown in parallel, raising the bar for quality, while Dutch Bros remains the dependable default for travelers and regulars who want a consistent cup. Together, chain and independent cafés form the backbone of daily coffee life in Missouri.

How Many Dutch Bros Are in Missouri?

This directory tracks 4 Dutch Bros stores across 4 cities in Missouri. The table below shows store counts by city, sorted from highest to lowest.

CityDutch Bros Locations
Belton1
Grandview1
Independence1
Kansas City1

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Dutch Bros locations are listed in Missouri?

This directory lists 4 Dutch Bros locations across 4 cities in Missouri.

Which city in Missouri has the most Dutch Bros?

Belton has the most listed Dutch Bros locations in Missouri with 1 records.

How are Dutch Bros hours represented in Missouri?

Store pages show the weekly schedules in the approved directory snapshot. They are not live or holiday-hour guarantees; confirm current hours before visiting.

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Data snapshot: 2026-07-23 · Baseline source: OpenStreetMap