$89,900.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 292070
4/15/25
Description
Seller lose, your gain. Great business opportunity with the ability to incorporate any concept. The intimate space is designed to accommodate live entertainment, such as karaoke nights and performances by local bands. Restaurant has a large dining area and features 2 Brick ovens for pizza or breads, a bar area with a previous beer and wine license. Seller states over 100k in equipment not counting the lease improvements. Close proximity to a Hospital and High school brings an opportunity for an untapped clientele of repeat customers. Potential buyers would have the ability to retain the previous pizza concept with name and recipes and needs to invest in a grease trap. Seller agrees to display exact location and address on all advertising.
Terms Offered: $50,000 at 7% for 24months.
Special License Required: liquor, health, entertainment
Hours Of Operation: 12am-10pm
Equipment Fixtures: $100,000.00
Part Time Employees: 2
To get more information about this Asset Kitchen - Open for Any Concept business for sale in please phone Sebastien Fortier (Broker) at (702) 292-8954 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #292070 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Sebastien Fortier, make sure you email Sebastien Fortier above to get more info about this Asset Kitchen - Open for Any Concept, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. FCBB - Las Vegas.
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Asking Price: $89,900.00
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Posting: 292105 | Available | 6/9/25
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Launch your very own food delivery business with the seller’s proven model that generated high revenue and profit in a Las Vegas territory. Now, this successful business model is available for duplication anywhere in the United States.
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