Guess the ChainRoad atlas of American chains

Chain stores in Washington

Washington has locations of 298 of the chains on our maps. The most common is Starbucks, with 643 locations, followed by U-Haul (505). The chains most typical of Washington, compared with the rest of the country, are Safeway, 76 and Les Schwab.

Most Washington chains

Chains with far more locations per person in Washington than in the country as a whole.

ChainLocations herePer 100,000 peoplevs. national rate
Safeway4145.210×
762963.76.8×
Les Schwab1451.810×
KeyBank1421.86.3×
Papa Murphy's1421.86.6×
Grocery Outlet771.06.2×
MOD Pizza680.96.6×
Fred Meyer540.718×
QFC540.740×
Burgerville130.214×
Taco Time110.15.5×
ampm1271.65.2×
Big 5 Sporting Goods400.54.5×
Quiznos120.24.1×
Sportsman's Warehouse140.24.1×

Most common chains in Washington

ChainCategoryLocationsPer 100,000 people
StarbucksCoffee6438.1
U-HaulServices5056.3
ChevronGas brand4525.7
SubwaySandwiches & subs4195.3
SafewayGrocery4145.2
ShellGas brand3504.4
76Gas brand2963.7
McDonald'sBurgers2573.2
7-ElevenConvenience & gas2252.8
Edward JonesServices2022.5
H&R BlockServices1842.3
Boys & Girls ClubsServices1822.3
O'Reilly Auto PartsAuto parts1742.2
Domino'sPizza1652.1
Dollar TreeDiscount store1562.0
Taco BellMexican1562.0
Les SchwabAuto service1451.8
KeyBankBank1421.8
Papa Murphy'sPizza1421.8
VerizonElectronics & phones1381.7
T-MobileElectronics & phones1371.7
U.S. BankBank1341.7
ChaseBank1291.6
Ace HardwareHome & hardware1281.6
NAPA Auto PartsAuto parts1281.6

Big chains with no Washington location

These chains are in at least 30 states but have no Washington location in our data: Dunkin', Sunoco, Valero, Advance Auto Parts, Speedway, Aldi, Hardee's, Marco's Pizza, Cato, Scooter's Coffee, McAlister's Deli, Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Cracker Barrel, LongHorn Steakhouse and Rita's Italian Ice.

Store locations from All the Places (data from September 2026), for the 298 chains in Guess the Chain with a location here. Population: 7,958,180 (Census Bureau estimate for 2024). Counts can be a little off as stores open and close.