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New 7Brew Coffee Shop Planned For Corner Of Nine Mile And University
July 27, 2025
A new 7 Brew coffee is proposed for the corner of East Nine Mile Road and University Parkway, according to plans filed with Escambia County.
The 540 square foot coffee shop, a 230 square foot remote cooler, associated drive-thru, and parking would be located on 1.14 acres on the southwest corner near existing shopping center with Publix and Target.
The proposed 7 Brew is set for a pre-application meeting on Wednesday, July 30 with the Escambia County Development Review Committee.
Pictured: The latest 7Brew in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties opened on July 23 in Gulf Breeze. Photo for NorthEscambia.com. Pictured below: A 7 Brew planned for Nine Mile and University. NorthEscambia.com graphic.
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13 Responses to “New 7Brew Coffee Shop Planned For Corner Of Nine Mile And University”
@Larry I think DEP gave up on Pensacola. People are building in a huge amount of the wetlands. Breaks my heart. There will be nothing “natural” here someday except sinkholes.
I was employed by Mocar Oil Company during the 1980’s. My company owned this property. We tried repeatedly to build a Beacon convenient store on this property.
We were denied permits due to some sensitive wet lands on the property.. This makes me wonder what happened to the wet lands?
The next time some politician says we need some tax reform law because Americans are not saving enough for emergencies and retirement, show them all the coffee shops and car washes being built. Hmm…
Do we remember when this intersection flooded in 2014. What happens now that we have filled the low point in with a new building? Are we changing the drainage?
And remember that UWF is building a football stadium and a new dorm that will add even more traffic to UP/9 Mile Rd.
And the only current possibility to alleviate the increase is extending Greenbrier all the way to campus. Ashton Brosnaham complex with the additional fields, astro turf at NEP, football stadium. It’s happening.
That extension will happen.
Change is the only constant.
American’s savings are at an all time low, yet people throw money away on overpriced coffee. I don’t get it.
Cook Out moving in, Chick Fil A moving, add tons of fill to a couple of acres and another drive thru business to make traffic and flooding worse. Come on Escambia County! Quality of life is as important as new sources of tax revenue.
Take a deep breath and slow down overbuilding the infrastructure. Good grief.
Don’t we have people in Planning and Zoning? Someone is definitely not thinking straight in that Department.
you know hwy 29 goes North—-
definitely need MORE traffic there—-hwy29 north past Winn Diixie all the way to Molino where there is nothing—doesn’t make sense
Just what we need…another coffee shop. That’l make only about 5,341.
Why add more cars to an impossible intersection? When will us drivers get a break?
Publix and the Baptist Hospital already have traffic issues with people slamming on their brakes to prevent serious accidents.
Yeah that’s what the Publix parking lot needs is more traffic….let’s get the Chick-fil-a moved first please.