Klatch Coffee expands into Sprouts with four Southern California locations

Klatch Coffee has rolled out four new storefronts inside Sprouts Farmers Market locations across Southern California, part of a larger expansion that began in the fourth quarter of 2025. The new shops are in Diamond Bar, La Verne, Glendora and Rancho Cucamonga, and the company has announced plans for an additional 16 Sprouts-adjacent openings during 2026.

The partnership with Sprouts brings Klatch’s specialty coffee to grocery shoppers who might not otherwise seek out independent roasters. Those extra touchpoints aim to make ethically sourced, craft coffee more convenient for daily routines—think morning runs to grab produce and a pour-over, or a latte while picking up weeknight staples. Klatch also plans a Huntington Beach opening weekend in late January 2026 tied to this broader rollout.

A key part of the in-store offering is Klatch’s new Body + Soul menu, designed around wellness-forward ingredients. The menu highlights items that include turmeric and other additions positioned toward physical and mental wellness. In Sprouts locations Klatch will feature Milkadamia as its exclusive non-dairy milk option, aligning the grocery-cafe concept with demand for plant-based alternatives.

For coffee lovers, the practical value is straightforward: more access to single-roast espresso drinks and curated menu items at convenient retail locations. Grocery locations can reduce the friction of a separate café trip while exposing a wider audience to specialty-roast profiles and ethically sourced beans. For shoppers focused on wellness or plant-forward diets, the Body + Soul lineup and exclusive Milkadamia offering provide clearer choices at the point of purchase.

There are operational implications for the local coffee ecosystem as well. Increased visibility from a chain-roaster partnership with a grocery footprint may drive curiosity and traffic toward independent cafes, but it also raises competition for morning trade in neighborhoods where Sprouts locations are staples. Baristas and coffee teams in the area may find new hiring and training opportunities as Klatch scales its Sprouts program and opens more units.

Customers planning visits should expect in-store cafés integrated into Sprouts layouts, with menus tailored to the grocery environment. Check ingredient lists and ask staff about menu specifics if you have dietary restrictions or nut allergies. Exact store hours and detailed menu rollouts will vary by location as the 2026 openings progress.

The takeaway? Klatch is betting that convenience and wellness-focused offerings can broaden specialty coffee’s reach without sacrificing roast quality. Our two cents? Swing by during a grocery run, taste the new Body + Soul options, and see whether specialty coffee inside Sprouts fits into your morning ritual.