Oregon-based Dutch Bros agreed to pay $105 million for as many as 65 shuttered Salad and Go drive-through buildings across four states, positioning the fast-growing coffee chain to inherit dozens of purpose-built pads just as its salad-slinging predecessor collapsed into bankruptcy.
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