Frisco residents can look forward to a new drive‑thru beverage destination when Sunfly Sips and Snacks opens its second Texas location this November. The company, founded by Matt Bailey and John Brennan, specializes in craft‑inspired refreshers, coffee, matcha and customizable drinks that feature functional add‑ins such as protein, collagen, fiber, lion’s mane mushrooms, coconut water and electrolytes.
Local roots and expansion plans
Bailey and Brennan say they “fell in love” with the Dallas‑Fort Worth region while planning future sites. Their first Texas outlet opened in The Colony on October 16, and the positive response encouraged the duo to look further north. “Frisco was definitely on our target list from the get‑go; we loved the vibe of the area, and we were lucky enough to find a location equipped for what we’re looking for,” Brennan explained.
What the Frisco drive‑thru will offer
The new Frisco site will retain Sunfly’s signature drive‑thru format, allowing customers to order and receive their drinks without leaving their cars. The menu will include a range of cold‑brew coffees, matcha lattes, and fruit‑based refreshers, each of which can be tailored with functional boosters. The company emphasizes a “fun, tropical experience” and aims to deliver a hospitality‑focused atmosphere even in a quick‑service setting.
Community impact
Beyond providing a novel beverage option, Sunfly’s expansion is expected to create several local jobs, from baristas to support staff, contributing to Frisco’s growing employment market. The business also aligns with the city’s broader effort to diversify dining options and attract innovative entrepreneurs.
Looking ahead
Bailey and Brennan indicated that the Frisco location is part of a larger rollout strategy that could see additional sites across the DFW metroplex in the coming years. Their focus remains on delivering high‑quality, health‑oriented drinks while maintaining a family‑friendly, community‑centric environment.
Frisco officials have not yet commented on the development, but the city’s recent track record of supporting new businesses suggests a welcoming stance toward Sunfly’s arrival.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Frisco — read the source article.
