$3,000,000.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 292997
6/3/25
Description
High Volume with Positive Sales Trend
Near a destination area. Great location just off a major freeway with easy access.
Denny's Inc. has over 1,600 quality full service Denny's restaurants across the United States. 1 million dollars net worth with at least $500K liquid. Restaurant experience required. Good credit history required.
In Association with Scott Reid & ParaSell, Inc. | P: 949.942.6585 | A Licensed Oregon Broker #201233666.
To get more information about this Dennys Franchise - High Volume, Major Freeway business for sale in Marion County please phone Jerome Thissen (Broker - BRE License #:1154666) at 949-428-0480 and -- - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #292997 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Jerome Thissen, make sure you email Jerome Thissen above to get more info about this Dennys Franchise - High Volume, Major Freeway, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 1154666. National Franchise Sales.
Contact
Phone: 949-428-0480 Phone: -- Details
Asking Price: $3,000,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $864,984.00
Revenue: $3,612,216.00
Area: Marion County
City: None Given
Attributes:
My Notes About This Listing
Cash flow
$103,471
Revenue
$381,570
Down
$299,000
Posting: 284287 | Available | 6/3/25
Boutique wholesale bakery with a large regional following. Significant growth prospects through increased offerings, expanded hours of operation, and dedicated marketing efforts. Currently operating out of a charming historic structure, which has helped its brand recognition. Property available
Asking Price
$299,000
Cash flow
$30,976
Revenue
$212,032
Down
$165,000
Posting: 290837 | Available | 5/31/25
A modern, self-serve frozen yogurt shop in a high-traffic area of a fast growing community in the Portland, Oregon area. This turn-key business includes premium furniture, fixtures and equipment. Featuring a variety of flavors and toppings, this local hot spot is a favorite among families.
Asking Price
$165,000
Cash flow
$864,984
Revenue
$3,612,216
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292997 | Available | 6/3/25
High volume with positive sales trend near a destination area. $1M Net worth $500k liquid. Restaurant experience required. Good credit history required.
Asking Price
$3,000,000
Cash flow
$170,566
Revenue
$902,695
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292560 | Available | 5/1/25
Prime End-Cap Space in a High-Growth, Lifestyle-Oriented Market Exceptional end-cap location in a well-trafficked shopping center anchored by a leading natural grocer
Asking Price
$470,000
Cash flow
$189,015
Revenue
$1,151,358
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292463 | Available | 6/4/25
Newly remodeled end-cap location! This is a well-traveled area with heavy traffic, making it an excellent spot for a fast-casual dining establishment.
Asking Price
$495,000
Cash flow
$134,507
Revenue
$965,582
Down
$107,250
Posting: 289441 | Available | 6/3/25
An award winning, scratch made high end pub food counter service restaurant in the popular PublicHouse of Springfield, Oregon. High quality locally sourced ingredients set this premier outlet apart from the competition. Well established processes and systems make this a turnkey money-maker
Asking Price
$100,000
Cash flow
$345,681
Revenue
$1,787,888
Down
$725,000
Posting: 292635 | Available | 5/6/25
Wholesale sandwich and prepared foods production business offering a unique mix of fresh deli sandwiches and deli items to convenience stores, vending machine operators and other businesses that offer convenience foods for sale to the public. High quality products at a price advantage.
Asking Price
$725,000
Cash flow
$228,830
Revenue
$2,075,751
Down
$800,000
Posting: 291171 | Available | 5/21/25
Growing boutique bakery known for its high-quality pastries and baked goods. With a central commissary kitchen and satellite retail outlets throughout the Portland metroplex, the patisserie is a go-to spot for locals and loyal customers. The business is backed by a fully equipped.
Asking Price
$800,000
Cash flow
$54,597
Revenue
$302,027
Down
$225,000
Posting: 286805 | Available | 5/21/25
For sale is an upscale and stylish coffee cafe located in a historic community in Portland, OR. The large windows and comfortable seating make this a gathering place for the local affluent residents and for visitors to the neighborhood seeking to recharge with a double espresso or latte.
Asking Price
$225,000
Cash flow
$104,074
Revenue
$740,279
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292537 | Available | 5/1/25
Positioned in a high-traffic, high-growth trade area, this store benefits from its proximity to a thriving technology hub anchored by major global employers in engineering and semiconductors. An attractive EIDL loan of $150,000 is assumable.
Asking Price
$295,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 292399 | Available | 4/23/25
SBA Pre-Qualified! A great opportunity presents itself! Two Semi-Absentee Owned Takeout Pizza Franchises located in Indianapolis Metro Area.No dine in area or delivery drivers.This helps keep costs low & makes it easy to run with minimal staff.Both stores are in great locations with high visibility.
Asking Price
$249,000
Cash flow
$87,653
Revenue
$1,149,304
Down
$250,000
Posting: 292433 | Available | 5/31/25
Eats & Treats Cafe is a dedicated gluten-free eatery serving up just darn good food, serious BBQ and amazing baked goods from its on-premise bakery in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. A destination restaurant for much more than the gluten-free market, its food is made from scratch.
Asking Price
$250,000
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