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Artesia, California
Korean Soondae, Jokbal restaurant: Low $2,756 month rent
$ 150,000
Dive into the rich world of Korean cuisine with this golden opportunity to own a thriving Korean Soondae and Jokbal restaurant situated in the vibrant city of Artesia, Los Angeles, California. Operating successfully for an astounding 37 years, this well-established business boasts a solid reputation and a loyal clientele, making it an excellent investment for any discerning buyer. The restaurant spans a generous 1,400 square feet, featuring an efficient layout and a fully-equipped kitchen, packed with eight gas burners and a built-in cooler. Its strategic location ensures easy access to direct parking, enhancing the overall customer experience. Notably, this business enjoys a remarkably low rent of $2,756 per month, providing a significant financial edge for the prospective buyer. Adding to its appeal, the restaurant comes with a coveted wine and beer license, opening up avenues for increased revenue and customer satisfaction. The current owners, after steering this enterprise to success for 12 years, are ready to retire and return to South Korea, paving the way for a new owner to take the reins and continue scaling this profitable venture. They are committed to a seamless transition, providing comprehensive training and support to uphold the restaurant's successful trajectory and preserve its unique culinary legacy. This is not just a restaurant; it's a legacy in the making. With an asking price of $150,000, it represents a solid investment with a strong reputation and consistent profitability. Don't miss this rare opportunity – contact broker Joey Kim at 213 255 1478, bestjoeykim@gmail.com
Artesia, California
Mexican Restaurant - Tacos with Beer & Wine
$ 260,000
CF : $ 90,000
This is the only Mexican restaurant in a large and busy center. End cap with great visibility and easy entrance. Fully equipped and well-maintained kitchen. Walk-in refrigerator and freezer. The restaurant is operating semi-absentee. The Seller does not have time because he owns another place in South Gate. Serving Lunch and Dinner, and some Breakfast. Recently added a type 41 beer and wine license. Must see to appreciate.
Los Angeles County, California
CHICKEN FRANCHISE, HELP RUN, NEWLY BUILT, FULL KIT
$ 229,000
CF : $ 54,000
This is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a newly opened, turnkey quick-service restaurant located in a high-traffic area with minimal nearby competition. The business is currently help-run and would benefit greatly from a hands-on owner-operator who can focus on increasing profitability through stronger management, enhanced food quality, and expanded delivery services. The restaurant operates seven days a week under a Type 41 Beer& Wine license and still has significant room for growth. With stable sales and a solid foundation in place, this business offers an excellent platform for an energetic buyer to take it to the next level. Low Local Competition: Few direct competitors in the immediate area Stable Income & Help-Run Operation: Consistent sales with an existing team in place Strong Lease: Secure lease through January 31, 2034, with an estimated monthly rent of $7,850 1,600 sq. ft. space with an average monthly payroll of $7,500 and a team of 6 part-time staff members Reason for Sale: The owner is managing multiple locations and cannot dedicate full attention to this site This is an ideal opportunity for seeking a manageable franchise with solid financials, low market saturation, and strong potential for future growth. Listing: 5617 JH
Lancaster, California
American BBQ Restaurant - Semi Absentee Run
$ 350,000
CF : $ 300,000
High-volume Dickey BBQ restaurant for sale in Lancaster of Los Angeles county. The annual sales are around $1,200,000 with a semi-absentee run owner. All their barbecued meats are smoked on-site in a hickory wood-burning pit. They can bring your food by contactless doorstep delivery, curbside pickup, or carryout. It is approximately 2600 sq. ft. with 80 seating. The lease amount is $8,700 which covers water, garbage, CAM, and pro rata property tax. He did $40,000 in catering last year. Some of the equipment included are a walk-in cooler, walk-in freezer, 2 heated holding proofing cabinets, 2 deep fryers, 4 burner stoves, door the counter freezer, 2- door counter refrigerator + prep, commercial counter top food warmer, ole hickory BBQ pit, 7.5 feet type 1 hood, 2-foot refrigerator, soft serve ice cream machine, Bunn tea machine and more. Lancaster is a charter city in northern Los Angeles County, in the Antelope Valley of the western Mojave Desert in Southern California. This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable but we make no representations, warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information. The listing broker has been given enough information to provide only a preliminary interest in the property. The materials are not to be considered fact. The information contained herein is not a substitute for a thorough due diligence investigation. References to square footage, zoning, use, or age are approximate. Any renderings should be considered conceptual in nature and such renderings do not represent the current condition or what can or may be done to the property. Neither broker nor the landlord represents that this space is suitable for your use. Tenant or Buyer must verify the information at their own expense and bears all the risk for any inaccuracies.
Long Beach, California
Market - Built In Client Base, Absentee Run
$ 450,000
CF : $ 182,072
This absentee operated Long Beach market boasts a built-in client base due to its ideal location within a bustling residential and commercial area. The business, which didn’t skip a beat during the pandemic, caters to its built-in customer’s daily needs. This 652 square foot market leases for $2,016 per month on a lease until 2026 with one 6 year option. All of the business’s furniture, fixtures, equipment and Type 20 Beer & Wine License will be included in the sale. An estimated $35,000 in retail inventory will be sold at cost at close in addition to purchase price. Due to this market’s location, it is somewhat insulated from competition in the immediate vicinity. This gives rise to the opportunities new management has to grow the business since they can fulfill any number of additional patron shopping or service needs, while threats from competition remain limited. New management may capitalize on this venue’s unique location and beer & wine license that caters to patrons that reside nearby. Due to this, the venue has the unique opportunity to add coffee, as it couldn’t in the past due to a non-compete agreement. Similarly, ready cooked foods or catered meals (prepared off-site, in an approved facility) may provide additional revenue opportunities. Finally, as the market is absentee-operated it would likely benefit from a personable full-time working owner-operator that is customer service oriented.
Los Angeles, California
Bar Restaurant And Brewpub - Welcoming Space
$ 350,000
This brewery and public house, located on Los Angeles’s West Side, offers house-made brews, craft cocktails, and California comfort food in a welcoming atmosphere in what is likely its area’s most sought after location. The venue is constructed around its onsite brewing system, with a variety of indoor and outdoor seating options. The well-appointed establishment aims to foster community engagement through private events and community collaborations. This is not an SBA candidate as financials will not be provided in the sale. This nearly 5k square foot brewpub boasts an attractive outdoor patio, with combined indoor, outdoor and bar seating for up to 200 patrons in a historic architectural building. The premise leases for just over $33k per month, plus triple net expenses, on a lease until July 2027 with 5 year options. All of the business's furniture, fixtures, equipment and Type 75 Brewpub License will be included in the sale. Approximately $10k in inventory will be sold at cost at close. This venue occupies a dominant location with stellar street visibility and foot traffic in a highly sought after location. While the venue is surrounded by several dining or entertainment options, this is the only brewpub in the immediate area, and one of only a few options with as sophisticated of character that lends itself as a venue to high end meeting or events, but also weekend revelry amongst friends or work cohorts. While the brewpub has the potential to remain a cash cow for years to come without any major adjustments, its coveted location and versatile layout also make it an ideal acquisition target for an established brewpub or craft beer-oriented chain that desires a prominent flagship location. New management may leverage the facility’s central location by promoting private events within its neighboring communities and institutions.
Los Angeles, California
Brewery - With Bar, Restaurant, Beer Garden
$ 200,000
This cozy Los Angeles area brewpub exudes pub personality and ambiance. The venue offers both a general and concept specific variety of cuisine, with craft beer that is brewed on-site. The venue offers a welcoming atmosphere and features a rotating selection of house-made beers alongside its full bar offerings. Guests can enjoy bar, interior, and indoor or outdoor beer garden dining, curbside pickup, and delivery, as well as weekday happy hour specials. This is not an SBA candidate as financials will not be provided in the sale. This 3,787 square foot bar with a 396 patio leases for $18,993 per month plus $2,200 in monthly CAM (common area maintenance) expenses on a lease until 8/31/2026 with two 5 year options. All of the business's furniture, fixtures, equipment, and Type 75 Brewpub will be included in the sale. Approximately $10k in alcohol inventory will be sold at cost at close in addition to the asking price. With Southern California’s thriving craft beer scene, several breweries and taprooms attract beer enthusiasts that embrace unique flavors and convivial community-focused spaces. While this brewpub certainly scratched the itch for beer aficionados, it’s also a favorite of neighborhood residents and area patrons who desire an upscale dining, drinking and socializing experience. The location’s beer garden also makes it an ideal venue for corporate events, gatherings or for sports enthusiasts in a welcoming atmosphere. New owners will want to capitalize on the facility’s brewpub license, location and authentic ambiance. As the venue is absentee-operated, it can benefit from a full-time working owner with brewery and hospitality industry experience. Given the impressive build-out and infrastructure, the location lends itself to become part of a larger micro-brewery or pub chain. Alternately, this first-class operation may serve as the flagship location for the launch of a new hospitality chain. Management may also benefit by developing relationships with event production and management companies, to aggressively pursue corporate events and more.
Los Angeles County, California
Bar - With Built In Entertainment, Iconic Area
$ 375,000
This Iconic Venice Beach area bar and restaurant with a built-in entertainment concept is a neighborhood favorite with locals and visitors alike. The indoor and outdoor venue, which occupies an enormous stand-alone pad space, boasts main street frontage with unparalleled freeway access and an abundance of onsite parking. The premise is comprised of a full-scale restaurant, bar and kitchen, and enjoys an entirely separate structure with a prep kitchen with a large walk-in, manager’s office and more. The facility has an outdoor bar that serves patrons on the venue’s 3 distinct outside areas. The entire space has been remodeled in recent years, with significant capital invested. This is not an SBA candidate as financials will not be provided in the sale. This 3,500 square foot bar and restaurant with an additional 1,700 square feet of food preparation space is located across 3 lots that total 33k (approx.) square feet. The premise leases for $25k per month, with an additional $1k per month in additional expenses on a lease until April 2027 with one five year option with additional options to be negotiated. All of the business's furniture, fixtures, equipment and Type 48 Liquor License, Type 77 Event Permit and live entertainment entitlements will be included in the sale. Approximately $5k - $10k in inventory will be sold at cost. While competition exists in this highly popular bar and entertainment area, this venue has a 50+ year track record for being one of the neighborhood’s favorite eateries and watering holes for viewing sports, celebrating holidays or attending special events. New operators may choose to maintain the long-established existing concept or they may capitalize on the stellar location’s buildout, patio, parking lot, liquor and events licenses, and entertainment permit to launch any number of new concepts. Although they have a substantial kitchen and food preparation space, the venue operates with a Type 48 Liquor License. As a result, they can only cater to patrons that are 21 years old and older. New management may choose to ‘downgrade’ the license to a food service one and launch a concept that can expand the client base to include younger patrons and families. One of the property’s 3 parcels is an approximate 5,000 square lawn that measures between 48 and 55 feet wide and 80 to 116 feet long. This space could potentially host pickleball as a pickleball court measures 20 by 44 feet, with a recommended 30 by 60 foot court size. Just as some venues host dart tournaments, this one may capitalize on their spacious lot(s) to do the same with the sport that continues to grow in popularity.
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