Recently renovated and rebranded neighborhood bar with friendly staff and loyal clientele. This classic bar with paid pool tables, a jukebox, and a plethora of new flat-screen TVs, is turn-key with experienced staff in place. The business is profitable with room to grow.
Incredible restaurant locations in the heart of Little Italy, a top San Diego destination for locals and travelers. Fairly new contemporary build with major potential. Full liquor license. The massive investment was made in larger restaurant kitchen with multiple hoods and large walk-ins.
The William Tell House is heralded as the oldest bar in Marin County. This historic saloon dates back to 1877 and features a 100-year-old mahogany bar. The restaurant has been recently renovated and is well-equipped with a spacious dining room and a large outdoor dining area.
This 6,600 sq ft. full-service restaurant is outfitted with all the equipment you need to continue generating top-line revenue of over $2.4m and $324k in potential profit for you! All items are included in the purchase price of this turn key restaurant for sale!
For sale is a bar and restaurant open for lunch and dinner: indoor and outdoor patio dining, featuring hand-crafted and California comfort food. The creative and seasonal food menu are filled with farm-fresh items prepared daily from scratch. It was established in 2014.
For sale is an SBA loan pre-approved restaurant with real estate included. It is in the beautiful Countryside setting of Twain Harte, Tuolumne County. Many tourists visit this area for summer outdoor activities and ��Dodge Ridge Ski' resort during the winter. This is a charming countryside gem.
Now for sale is a popular restaurant and bar with a 47 ABC license located in the Costa/Newport Beach area. The asking price is less than the replacement cost of the restaurant. The restaurant is located on a busy street with excellent visibility from the street.
This is a great opportunity to purchase a fixturized restaurant in desirable Bressi Ranch. This is a highly rated 4.5-star restaurant averaging $90,000 a month in sales. It is equipped with a large walk-in cooler, beer cooler, and full bar with 14 taps. It is in a highly trafficked neighborhood.
This restaurant & bar is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, in a thriving downtown area of a popular South Bay Area city. The area is lively with local residents from residential neighborhoods, out-of-towners from hotels a few blocks away and employees from nearby offices.
This popular Long Beach area live music venue has been a hit with patrons since the middle 1970s. The 2,500+ square foot venue has entitlements for live entertainment, DJs, and dancing.
Iconic Saloon for sale with a Type 48 full liquor license and real property. The saloon has been in operation since the 1800s and is a West Marin institution that is steeped in history, mystique, and lore. The building is a two-story Mix-Use commercial building that has 12 small retail units.
The listing for a bar with an entertainment license is available. Due to confidentiality, the listing agent will show it in person. The seller requires POF to make an appointment to see the business.
This Temecula bar and restaurant with multiple bars boasts stellar freeway access, main street visibility, a spacious parking lot, and live entertainment with a new, highly versatile build-out that allows the venue to simultaneously offer dining and live music in separate spaces.
This Norwalk adjacent bar and restaurant with live entertainment and sidewalk seating boasts a loyal following due to its unique concept that helps to promote a stable patronage base, its live music and special event entertainment calendar, craft beer offering, and chef-driven menu offerings.
ABC Type 47 License for Sale in Riverside County. This restaurant was Voted 'Best Pizza in the Desert' Award 4 years running by 'Open Table' The Sellers had owned it since 2016 but now have closed the business and wish to sell just their ABC type 47 hard liquor license.
Asset Sale! The Liquor License is the Asset Sale. This is a Type 47 full liquor license for Restaurants. It may be relocated anywhere in San Mateo County. It may also be changed to a Type 48 full liquor license for Bars/Nightclubs ($100).
This Long Beach bar and restaurant boasts an ideal outdoor patio with an unmatched view, plenty of onsite parking, dance and live entertainment all at a highly attractive lease rate. The venue, which has continuously operated since the mid-1970s, is comprised of several rooms.
For sale is a charming oyster bar, nestled in the heart of a renowned beach community's bustling restaurant row. With its prime location and inviting front patio, this establishment radiates a vibrant ambiance and boasts tasteful improvements. It comes with an active Type 41 ABC license.
For sale is a cool, popular downtown Eugene bar and grill with great bartenders, strong cocktails, bar food, and games. It is in a welcoming, PNW-style environment in the center of town. It is walking distance to all hotels and public venues makes this location ideal for attracting local regulars.
This Silverlake restaurant and bar with liquor, onsite parking, and excellent street visibility boasts what may arguably be the most coveted outdoor patio in the area. The venue has 3 dining areas that open into an adjacent bar and outdoor patio. The corner property is included!
Historic restaurant and bar, East of Alpine. This stand-alone 4,500 sq. ft building with a patio and full kitchen equipped with an A1 hood. Keep it as is or explore new concepts. ABC type 47 license available separately. Unlimited potential for menu expansion, live entertainment, and marketing.
This is a great opportunity to get into the bar business. This establishment has been around for over a decade. The neighborhood bar is located in a vibrant setting surrounded by multiple restaurants and other bars. This bar is known for creative and fun cocktails. A local iconic spot with regulars.
Profitable restaurant in prime location in Eastlake. This 4,700 SF restaurant is beautifully designed with a large indoor dining area, a full bar, and a partially covered outdoor dining area. They have a standout end-cap with ample parking and excellent co-tenants in a well-known center.
For sale is a bar and grill restaurant with an ABC 47 license in El Sobrante, East Bay, CA. The business is running itself with an absentee owner. The annual estimated gross is $157,990 in 2023 and the annual estimated cash flow is $44,263 in 2023. Rent is only at $1,600/month for 2,400 sq ft.
This restaurant consists of 2 separate dining areas and a cozy cantina. The dining area can accommodate up to 125 patrons, while the cantina can accommodate 18 patrons. The semi-private dining area is perfect for parties and can hold up to 35 patrons. The space is 3400 sf and there is also a patio.
Established in 2010 is a bar with 9,216 sq ft of ground floor including a Mezzanine hosting 19 pool tables, a full bar and a 2nd floor dispense bar and 3,000 which is excellent for private events. All equipment is fully owned, no rents or leases. It has expensive pool tables, TV's, bar & kitchen.
This is a restaurant with a hookah cocktail bar, located in the famous NoHo Arts District which is the center of entertainment in LA. It has been established for 18 years, 3 years with the present owner. The building size is 2,100 SF, completely remodeled and upgraded with a modern touch.
For sale is a restaurant in one of the most desirable cities in South Bay and growing fast, as there are not many spaces are left for restaurants. This is an excellent location with a patio but the name & concept will not be included. Take over an existing business and be open in 30-45 days.
This is a 3,137 rentable sq. ft. bar & lounge space, with a ventless hood kitchen previously licensed to sell full liquor to go, as well as on-premises consumption. This is fully built-out with high-end finishes and fully equipped on the lower level of the marketplace with a dedicated entry.
Iconic Saloon for sale with a Type 48 full liquor license and real property. The saloon has been in operation since the 1800s and is a West Marin institution that is steeped in history, mystique, and lore. The building is a two-story Mix-Use commercial building that has 12 small retail units.
For sale is a nightclub in Rancho Cucamonga with a #47 license for sale. It also comes with an entertainment license for live bands. It has low rent and is in a busy traffic area. This would be a good space for Korean karaoke or dinner with hard liquor for golfers.
For sale is an American burger & specialty food restaurant with a hard liquor sports bar in San Clemente. Located near Beach. Has cocktail bar, which sells more than 25% of the total sales. The store size is 4,800 sq ft. There is a separate parking space which fits around 30 cars. It has good rent.
This is an SBA approved, semi-absentee owned, well-established, turnkey and high-profit upscale restaurant and bar in a unique location are for sale. The restaurant was established in 2006, seller will provide clean books, verifiable financials, and provable cash flow.
For sale is a beautiful, newly built-out, 2nd generation bar with a Type 47 liquor license and full kitchen in Old Oakland! The tenant is to take over an existing lease. This is a great opportunity to purchase a gorgeous new deco-style bar in Old Oakland District.
Asset Sale! The Liquor License is the Asset Sale. This is a Type 47 full liquor license for Restaurants. It may be relocated anywhere in San Mateo County. It may also be changed to a Type 48 full liquor license for Bars/Nightclubs ($100).
Whipper Snapper - Located in downtown San Rafael, this location enjoys prime visibility and foot traffic. With many popular neighbors, this section of town is a favorite among locals and visitors. The space features a unique outdoor patio and a large dining room with a bar, and streetside parklet.
This is a high volume pizza parlor with ABC 41 beer on tap & wine bar. There are lots of flat screen TVs, active arcade produces good extra income. There are 10 quality employees with owner working very limited part time. It is in a prime location, upscale neighborhood.
This downtown bar and restaurant has been established for over twenty years. It has steady regular business in the bar as well as the restaurant. It was well-established and maintained with an old school atmosphere. They have a Type one hood. There is indoor and outdoor seating.
For sale is a freestanding attractive restaurant & bar with a type 47 License. It's been in business with the current concept for the past 6 years. Sales are on the upwards with lots of room to grow. There is patio seating and spacious second-floor space not included in the rent.
This is a great-looking restaurant right next to the 2 most popular sports attractions of Southern California [Angels Stadium of Anaheim & Honda Center] and many office buildings and housing developments within the Platinum Triangle District. It is a turnkey restaurant with a beer & wine license.
The owner is absentee! This is a phenomenal restaurant opportunity! It is located at the corner of heavy traffic downtown San Francisco with Hard liquor licensed included price!
This restaurant has a lot of potential as it is located in a plaza with a lot of foot traffic. This restaurant has customers who come to the restaurant and customers who come to the bar, so I think business will be good regardless of which concept the new owner uses.
Experience the epitome of upscale entertainment and entrepreneurial opportunity with this remarkable venue nestled in the heart of San Francisco's vibrant Polk Corridor and trendy Nob Hill neighborhood. This extraordinary offering comprises a meticulously designed event space. With Type 48 license.
For sale is a famous brewhouse in Folsom. This busy casual restaurant is fully equipped to support an extensive menu. They have a great outdoor dining area for 120 people. It is open 11am - 9pm, 7 days a week. It has great parking.
An outstanding opportunity to own a well-established pizza franchise that has been a staple in the community for over 34 years. This beloved location is renowned for its repeat customers and strong local presence. The restaurant is designed like a sports bar, complete with multiple TVs.
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