What Stores Accept Bitcoin?

We’ve talked in the past about what websites accept bitcoin. But did you know you could spend your bitcoin at physical brick-and-mortar stores too?

Bitcoin-enabled payment processors and gift cards are making it easier and easier to spend your crypto in practically any store, but some of them accept it right at the register as well. Here are 5 categories of brick-and-mortar retailers who accept bitcoin payments on location.

Car Dealerships

Many small and locally-owned car dealerships will accept bitcoin payment, but most notably BMW dealers have been known to make a point of it. You can also purchase a Lamborghini with it … and probably always will be able to. After all, the phrase, “When Lambo?” (which translates as, “When will my crypto be worth enough to buy a Lamborghini?”) is too commonplace for this option to disappear.

Movie Theatres

Yes, you can buy movie tickets, popcorn and refreshments with bitcoin. This payment option is offered by large chains Regal Theatres, AMC Theatres and Lionsgate, as well as presumably some smaller and niche cinemas. If you’re purchasing in advance, Fandango and MovieTickets also let you spend your BTC.

Jewelry Stores

If you’re shopping for an engagement ring, designer jewelry or Rolex watch, check out REEDS Jewelers. Not only do they accept bitcoin online, but you can also spend it instore at all REEDS locations across the country.

Bars and Restaurants

Brewdog, a favorite hipster hangout bar that prides itself on being cutting-edge and trendy, accepts bitcoin at select locations. So does EVR Bar in New York and the Killfish chain in Russia.

Casinos

If you want to bet with bitcoin, look no further than Las Vegas. The city where Coin Cloud is based, and installed the Strip’s first Bitcoin ATM, is well-known for bitcoin friendliness. You can spend your coin at modern hotspot The D Las Vegas Casino & Hotel, the vintage Golden Gate Casino and the upscale Aliante Casino and Hotel, among others.

Disclaimer: The information and views supplied on the Coin Cloud blog are for educational and entertainment purposes only. We are not financial advisors, so please do your research and consult with a trusted financial specialist before investing your money.

What is Coin Cloud?

Founded in 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Coin Cloud is the leading digital currency machine (DCM) operator. With over 4,500 locations nationwide, in 48 states and Brazil, Coin Cloud operates the world’s largest and fastest-growing network of 100% two-way DCMs, a more advanced version of the Bitcoin ATM. Every Coin Cloud DCM empowers you to quickly and easily buy and sell over 40 cryptocurrency options with cash.