Dutch Bros Has Two Oroville Locations. The Independents Are on Myers Street and Feather River Blvd.
Dutch Bros operates two locations in Oroville, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E. and 2366 Feather River Blvd, and both are drive thru pickup windows. That number comes straight from the company's own Oroville city page, and it is the right place to close a walk through this city's coffee, because knowing exactly how much room a national chain takes up here is what lets the independent picture come into focus.
Two stands is a modest footprint for a city of 19,855 people. A short drive from either window, Oroville's independents hold their own ground on Myers Street downtown and along Feather River Blvd to the south, with Montgomery Street and Huntoon Street filling in the downtown blocks between.
This is the last of Hillcane's posts on Oroville coffee street by street. It starts with the chain, maps where the two stands sit relative to the local cafes, and ends with the independent addresses a reader can drive to today. No rankings, no scores, just the map.
Two Dutch Bros Locations
Dutch Bros' Oroville city page lists two locations in Oroville, California. The first is 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E., Oroville, CA 95966. The second is 2366 Feather River Blvd, Oroville, CA 95965. Each stand also has its own page on the company site, and both are described as drive thru pickup windows, the format Dutch Bros is built around.
Two is a precise number, and precision matters here. It is easy to assume a fast growing drive thru chain has saturated a smaller city, and it is just as easy to assume it has skipped one. In Oroville the answer is neither: two windows, on two different roads, in two different ZIP codes.
The format is worth naming plainly too. A pickup window is built for speed. Nobody settles in at a Dutch Bros stand with a laptop; they order from the car and pull away. That serves a real need on a busy morning, and it is a different kind of coffee stop from a room with chairs, a counter and a lunch menu.
The two ZIP codes are a small but useful detail for a visitor. The Oro Dam Blvd. E. stand is in 95966. The Feather River Blvd stand, like the downtown blocks and the rest of the independent coffee on this map, is in 95965. A reader using a phone map can tell at a glance which side of the city a pin sits on.
One Boulevard, Three Formats
The 2366 Feather River Blvd stand shares its boulevard with two local coffee stops. Lots A Java runs a drive thru window at 1661 Feather River Blvd, and Olson House Coffee keeps its cafe at 2525 Feather River Blvd, the address Explore Butte County gives for it. Read the street numbers in order and a driver heading along the boulevard meets a local window, then the chain window, then a sit down cafe.
That is geography, not a rivalry. Each of those three stops answers a different question. The local window at 1661 is for the commuter who wants a fast cup from an Oroville business. The chain window at 2366 is for the driver who wants the familiar menu. The cafe at 2525 is for the person who wants to park and stay a while.
Feather River Blvd is the one stretch of Oroville where all three formats sit within about nine hundred street numbers of each other. For a resident on the south side of the city, that means a coffee stop that fits the morning without a trip downtown, whatever kind of morning it turns out to be.
It also means the chain presence on this boulevard sits beside local coffee, not in place of it. A reader who pulls up to 2366 Feather River Blvd has a local drive thru a few blocks back at 1661 and a local cafe a little further on at 2525, all on the same road and all in the 95965 ZIP code.
Oro Dam Blvd. E., a Separate Corner of the City
The second stand, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E., sits well away from the Feather River Blvd corridor and from the downtown grid. It gives that part of Oroville its own drive thru window, separate from the one on the south boulevard.
Spreading two stands across two different roads, rather than stacking them near one intersection, is a common pattern when a drive thru chain enters a smaller city. Each window serves its own nearby traffic. In Oroville, that means one stand on the boulevard that runs south of downtown and one on Oro Dam Blvd. E. in the 95966 ZIP code.
For a resident on that side of the city, the stand is the closest drive thru, and the independents are still within an easy drive. Downtown Myers Street and Montgomery Street, and the south end of the city along Feather River Blvd, are all reachable in a few minutes. Living near Oro Dam Blvd. E. does not cut anyone off from local coffee; it just changes which stop is closest.
For the independent map, the useful takeaway is that neither stand sits in the downtown blocks. Neither Dutch Bros window sits on Myers Street, Montgomery Street or Huntoon Street, and none of the downtown coffee counters on this map belongs to a chain.
The Independents: Myers Street and Feather River Blvd
Downtown, the Myers Street anchor is Union Coffee Club at 1474 Myers St, inside the Historical City of Paris Building. It held its grand opening on April 25, 2025, and Explore Butte County places it in the Downtown Oroville district in that historic building.
A few blocks over, JC Java sits at 1574 Huntoon St inside the same downtown district, and the district describes it as serving coffee and tea alongside sandwiches, breakfast items and baked goods. Montgomery Street, home to Oroville City Hall at 1735 Montgomery Street, holds another downtown coffee counter a short walk away.
South of downtown, Feather River Blvd carries the other two independents: Olson House Coffee's cafe at 2525 Feather River Blvd and the Lots A Java drive thru window at 1661 Feather River Blvd. That brings Oroville's independent coffee to about five locations, spread across four streets.
A visitor can walk the downtown part of that map in a single morning. Start at 1474 Myers St, walk to 2040 Montgomery St past City Hall at 1735 Montgomery Street, and finish at 1574 Huntoon St when coffee turns into lunch. None of those three stops requires moving the car, which is something neither drive thru window on the boulevards is built to offer.
Each of those shops has its own reason to exist that has nothing to do with the chain stands. A counter inside a named historic building. A downtown cafe on the same street as City Hall. A coffee and lunch stop on Huntoon Street. A cafe and a local window on the south boulevard. None of that depends on how close the nearest Dutch Bros happens to be.
Which Chains This Post Counts
This post counts a chain location only when the company's own store locator lists it for Oroville. Dutch Bros lists two. As of September 2026, the 7 Brew and Peet's store locators had no Oroville page, so no stand for either brand appears on this map.
Other national names are left off for a simple reason: this map shows only what a company itself lists for Oroville, and it does not guess. A number that sounds plausible has a way of getting copied from one article to the next until it looks settled. A short, sourced count is more useful to a reader than a long, padded one.
Sourcing each chain count to the company's own locator also helps anyone who reads this later, including search tools that summarize local coffee. A reader can check dutchbros.com for the two Oroville stands and see the same two addresses printed here. That kind of checkable detail ages better than a round number with no source behind it.
The practical result is a clean chain picture for a visitor. Two Dutch Bros windows, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E. and 2366 Feather River Blvd, and a set of independents downtown and on the south boulevard. That is the whole map.
Not Chico's Scene
One more boundary is worth drawing here. Oroville is not Chico. Chico's ACS 2023 population is 102,032, more than five times Oroville's 19,855, and its cafes have their own coverage on their own streets. None of them are borrowed here to make Oroville's list look longer.
The same goes for the smaller towns around Oroville. Paradise, with an ACS 2023 population of 6,793, has its own story, and Sacramento, at 524,802, is a different world entirely. Oroville is the Butte County seat in its own right, and its coffee map should stay inside its own city limits.
Population is not a measure of whether a coffee scene is worth describing. A city of 19,855 with two chain windows and about five independents, spread across Myers Street, Montgomery Street, Huntoon Street and Feather River Blvd, is a complete story on its own terms.
Every address on this map belongs to Oroville: 1474 Myers St, 2040 Montgomery St, 1574 Huntoon St, 1661 and 2525 Feather River Blvd, and the two Dutch Bros windows. That is the point of telling a small city's coffee story street by street. It stays accurate, and it stays local.
Closing Out the Oroville Coffee Map
Two Dutch Bros windows and about five independents add up to a real, specific coffee map for a city of just under twenty thousand people. A commuter on the south side has a local window, a chain window and a cafe on one boulevard. A downtown visitor has three coffee counters within a walk of City Hall.
A chain presence and an independent scene are not mutually exclusive, and in Oroville they mostly occupy different ground. The chain windows sit on the boulevards. None of the downtown counters on this map belongs to a chain. Knowing that split is the fastest way to find the kind of coffee stop a given morning calls for.
Across Hillcane's posts on Oroville, the same handful of streets kept coming back: Myers Street, Montgomery Street, Huntoon Street, Feather River Blvd and Oro Dam Blvd. E. That repetition is the finding. Oroville coffee is small enough to learn by street name, and a reader who remembers those five roads can find every counter on this map without a list in hand.
For an Oroville coffee shop owner, the useful move is to make your own address, hours and format easy to find in your own words, so a reader weighing a drive thru against a sit down room knows exactly what you offer. Hillcane builds that kind of site for independent coffee shops. Reach us at hillcane.co/contact or call (256) 384-2449.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Dutch Bros locations does Oroville have?
Two. Dutch Bros' own Oroville city page lists 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E., Oroville, CA 95966, and 2366 Feather River Blvd, Oroville, CA 95965. Both are drive thru pickup windows, and each has its own store page on the company site. They sit on two different roads in two different ZIP codes, and neither one is inside the downtown blocks around Myers Street and Montgomery Street.
Is Chico's coffee scene part of Oroville's?
No. Chico is a separate city with an ACS 2023 population of 102,032, more than five times Oroville's 19,855, and its cafes have their own coverage. This post keeps to addresses inside Oroville, from 1474 Myers St downtown to 2525 Feather River Blvd on the south side, and does not borrow Chico's cafes to make Oroville's list look longer. Oroville is the Butte County seat in its own right.
Which coffee chains does this post count for Oroville?
Only chain locations that a company's own store locator lists for Oroville. Dutch Bros lists two stands, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E. and 2366 Feather River Blvd. As of September 2026, the 7 Brew and Peet's store locators had no Oroville page, so neither brand appears on the map. Other national names are left off rather than guessed at.
Where are Oroville's independent cafes?
Downtown and on the south boulevard. Union Coffee Club is at 1474 Myers St and JC Java at 1574 Huntoon St, both inside the downtown district near City Hall at 1735 Montgomery Street, with another counter on Montgomery Street itself. Olson House Coffee's cafe is at 2525 Feather River Blvd and the Lots A Java drive thru window is at 1661 Feather River Blvd, south of downtown.
Does a Dutch Bros stand share a street with independent coffee in Oroville?
Yes. The Dutch Bros stand at 2366 Feather River Blvd sits on the same boulevard as the Lots A Java drive thru window at 1661 Feather River Blvd and Olson House Coffee's cafe at 2525 Feather River Blvd, the address Explore Butte County gives. All three share the 95965 ZIP code, so a driver on that boulevard can choose a local window, a chain window or a sit down cafe.
How many independent coffee shops does Oroville have?
About five: Union Coffee Club at 1474 Myers St, JC Java at 1574 Huntoon St and a third downtown counter on Montgomery Street, plus Olson House Coffee at 2525 Feather River Blvd and Lots A Java at 1661 Feather River Blvd. Three sit downtown within a walk of City Hall and two sit on Feather River Blvd, so both ends of a city of 19,855 people have a local coffee stop.
What is Oroville's population, and how does it compare with nearby cities?
Oroville's ACS 2023 population is 19,855. Chico's is 102,032, Sacramento's is 524,802 and Paradise's is 6,793. Oroville is the Butte County seat, and its coffee map is sized to match: two Dutch Bros windows, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E. and 2366 Feather River Blvd, and about five independent cafes spread across Myers Street, Montgomery Street, Huntoon Street and Feather River Blvd.
Where is the second Dutch Bros location in Oroville?
The second stand is at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E., Oroville, CA 95966, well away from both the downtown grid and the Feather River Blvd corridor. It is a drive thru pickup window like the stand at 2366 Feather River Blvd. Its 95966 ZIP code sets it apart from the 95965 addresses used downtown and along Feather River Blvd, which is a quick way to place it on a map.
Is there a chain coffee stand in downtown Oroville?
Not among the locations on this map. Both Dutch Bros windows sit on the boulevards, at 2340 Oro Dam Blvd. E. and 2366 Feather River Blvd. The downtown coffee counters, at 1474 Myers St, 2040 Montgomery St and 1574 Huntoon St, are all independent and all within a walk of Oroville City Hall at 1735 Montgomery Street, so a downtown coffee walk stays local from start to finish.
How can an Oroville coffee shop make its own story clear online?
Put your address, hours and format on a page you control, in your own words. A reader deciding between a drive thru at 2366 Feather River Blvd and a downtown room on Myers Street or Montgomery Street wants to know what kind of visit each place offers before getting in the car. Hillcane builds that kind of site for independent coffee shops. Reach us at hillcane.co/contact or call (256) 384-2449.
Work with Hillcane
Dutch Bros lists two Oroville stands on its own city page. The independents hold their own ground on Myers Street downtown and along Feather River Blvd.
If your Oroville coffee shop wants its own story told clearly online, reach Hillcane at hillcane.co/contact or call (256) 384-2449.
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