Black Rock Coffee Bar, the drive-thru-focused chain that started as a single stand in Oregon in 2008, officially filed for an IPO, while outlining long-term plans for national store growth….
Black Rock Coffee Bar Files for IPO, Seeks to Raise $265 Million
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