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Posting ID: 277041
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Posting: 288258 | Available | 4/7/25
Price Lowered! This Thai restaurant is located in a busy center near Saratoga Avenue. The restaurant occupies 2,110 square feet, with rent set at $14,700 per month, including CAM, water, and garbage. The kitchen features a 24-foot long hood. Monthly sales exceed $80,000.
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$189,999
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Posting: 288174 | Available | 12/21/24
Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to own a Mexican restaurant with an established customer base that caters to the thriving technology sector in San Jose. Priced at $275,000 this business includes a full Liquor License 47, which allows the serving of popular drinks.
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$275,000
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$800,000
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Posting: 289310 | Available | 3/8/25
Sushi and ramen restaurant for sale in Mountain View shopping center next to Asian supermarket and Nob Hill supermarket. Relaxed suburban sushi spot with artful plating with plenty of parking, and supercharger next door. The general vibe is laid back but still traditional.
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$190,000
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$210,000
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Posting: 292269 | Available | 4/17/25
Japanese Restaurant for sale. This restaurant is located in the Neighborhood shopping center. Size of the restaurant is 1000sq and rent is $4100 including CAM and water & Garbage. Family run Business. There's a kitchen with 8feet hood. Restaurant opens for 6 days (Sunday close).
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$429,999
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Posting: 283994 | Available | 3/2/25
This is a branded poke shop for sale in a San Jose food court inside a major shopping center with plenty of parking. Starbucks is nearby along with other franchise restaurants and major retailers. They are known for how well food is prepared and with a variety of toppings displayed in a cold bar
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$175,000
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$299,000
Posting: 290968 | Available | 4/6/25
For sale is a Chinese restaurant with a monthly rent of $5,100, including NNN. The space is 1,000 square feet. All equipment is new, including a new buffet table with hot burners. This is an assets-only sale.
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$299,000
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Posting: 290739 | Available | 3/31/25
A restaurant for sale is in a desirable location with many high tech companies, hotels, retails, and residential area. Ample parking. A very confortable feeling dining area. An open kitchen with a 20' hood, a walk-in cooler & freezer. Two ADA restrooms. It is 2500sf. Rent is $10,642+$1889 (NNN).
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$260,000
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Posting: 290199 | Available | 4/26/25
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, this Japanese restaurant has been a beloved dining destination for Japanese food enthusiasts since 2016. Its prime location on a high-traffic artery of the city, ensures a steady stream of customers.
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$89,000
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$199,000
Posting: 291466 | Available | 4/7/25
Location is perfect, visible from the main road. Asset sale Mediterranean restaurant with pizza oven. Rent: $10,000 including triple net, water, and garbage. Every day, thousands of cars pass by
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$199,000
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Posting: 288583 | Available | 2/18/25
Well-established Japanese Shabu restaurant, located in a San Jose shopping center, is now for sale. It is situated near popular establishments like Panda Express, Starbucks, Peet's Coffee, and Togo's Sandwiches. Additionally, a Whole Foods supermarket is expected to open nearby soon.
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$90,000
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Posting: 287225 | Available | 4/2/25
A well-established Thai restaurant is located in a good area with plenty of parking. The seller built up this restaurant about seven years ago and is selling it because he has changed his career to another field.
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$75,000
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Posting: 285006 | Available | 2/18/25
Asset sale- wood oven pizza restaurant for sale in Downtown Palo Alto. The shop is very clean and has a wide open dining space with a high ceiling. It has a nice ambiance with a sophisticated and minimalistic design. The shop is known for high-quality ingredients imported from Italy
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$250,000
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$195,000
Posting: 285886 | Available | 7/3/24
This is an asset sale. The cost to build this restaurant from scratch would be $700,000+ and take at least 1 year. It is a double unit with 2 full kitchens. 20 ft. and 11 ft. Type 1 hoods. Allowed Concepts: Thai, Korean, Malaysian, Indian, Hot Pot, Kebob, etc.
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$195,000
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Posting: 288891 | Available | 4/18/25
An East Asian restaurant is for sale in N. San Jose-a desirable area. A beer and wine license. Dining area has a combination of booths, tables and chairs. A well-stocked kithcne has a 12' hood, a walk-in cooller and freezer combo unit, and more Two ADA restrooms. 1878 sq.ft. Rent is $7948+2413.
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$260,000
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Posting: 287273 | Available | 9/4/24
This popular franchised eatery occupies a high-profile location in one of Central California's premiere regional shopping centers, with some of the highest foot traffic counts, with upward trending year-over-year sales.
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$199,900
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$725,000
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Posting: 288682 | Available | 2/10/25
Second To None Opportunity. Over 40 years semi-absentee Mexican Restaurant with a Type 47 liquor license under the same ownership became available for sale due to the owner's health issue. This Restaurant has been operating in the current location for almost 30 years.
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$339,500
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$158,000
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Posting: 284897 | Available | 7/31/24
This restaurant is a cornerstone in the Milpitas community, preparing family-style Chinese meals for dine-in or carryout. With over 23 plus years in town, a local favorite located in a shopping center anchored by National retailers. Type-47 Full Liquor License offered for $60k separately.
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$160,000
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Posting: 291354 | Available | 3/29/25
17 years Established Chinese restaurant for sale in Palo Alto. Located 8 minutes from Stanford university campus. Authentic Sichuan cuisine with spicy flavors and vegan options in a no-frills space. Plenty of parking in back for customer. Lease amount is $8300. 80% of the business is take out only.
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$186,000
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$530,000
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Posting: 253164 | In Contract | 7/16/24
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.
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$1,900,000
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$375,486
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$2,574,093
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Posting: 290427 | Available | 2/21/25
For over 25 years, this Italian Restaurant & Bar has been a cherished dining destination, offering authentic cuisine, exceptional service and a welcoming Italian ambiance. This is an opportunity to acquire a well-established business with a proven track record.
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$750,000
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$250,000
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Posting: 258583 | Available | 11/14/23
This is a semi-absentee coffee shop that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Also, the coffee shop has a full bar, and the business has been established for a long time. An owner-operator would do much better. It has a revenue of $1.8M annually and nets $250,000 annually.
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$699,000
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$185,141
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Posting: 290561 | Available | 3/27/25
***SBA LOAN APPROVED - MOTIVATED SELLER*** Motivated Seller and High Volume! This store is closed on Mondays at 9pm everyday. More room for growth by opening longer and on major holidays. This is an excellent opportunity for a new owner-operator to take over this established business.
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$350,000
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$135,000
Posting: 289423 | Available | 4/6/25
For sale is a restaurant offering Afghani cuisine and specialty pizza. The rent is $5,200 per month. The restaurant is equipped with a 16-foot hood, a pizza oven, a grill, and a stove range. It can accommodate up to 20 people. The seller is motivated to make a deal.
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$135,000
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$1,200,000
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Posting: 288930 | Available | 4/18/25
Established high volume Asian restaurant for sale in Sunnyvale. Traditional Shanghainese eatery with pan-fried buns and shaded outdoor seating. Located in a neighborhood mall with parking is this unassuming spot minutes to LinkedIn, highway 237
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$220,000
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Posting: 286294 | Available | 4/29/25
This Brewery and Restaurant offers a variety of craft beers brewed on-site, along with a menu featuring pub-style fare and American cuisine. From classic IPAs and stouts to refreshing lagers and seasonal brews, the rotating menu caters to all beer preferences.
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$375,000
Posting: 291573 | Available | 4/14/25
I am representing clients who are looking to purchase A BBQ restaurants including *All You Can Eat BBQ in Santa Clara County near Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, San Jose, Milpitas. Type 1 kitchen hood to be 12 feet or bigger. *All You Can Eat BBQ with table hoods are preferred.
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Posting: 292299 | Available | 4/17/25
40 years established Mexican restaurant for sale in San Jose near bart station. Casual joint offers seafood, tacos, burritos & other Mexican standards in a lively space with a bar. This taqueria is located 6 minutes away from Ranch 99 market, Costco. The interior is super big and wide.
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$250,000
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Posting: 290250 | Available | 3/31/25
A profitable Chinese restaurant for sale is in a desirable upscale area. It is in a busy shopping center with ample parking. It's a good-sized kitchen with a 22-foot hood and a walk-in cooler/freezer combo unit. It has an ADA restroom. It is 1,552 sq.ft. The rent is $5,943 + $1,597 (water and NNN).
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$280,000
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$462,404
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Posting: 283003 | Available | 3/11/25
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
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$1,300,000
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