This is by far the best place ever for poke in Granada Hills and definitely a hidden gem. This is hands down the best place and the quality of the poke is unprecedented and the food is to die for. Gross sales keep going up.
16 years Running Business. Bigger Restaurant looking. Average gross Sale / month $70.000-$81.000 Net $7000-8000. Rent $8700. Asking $455.000. 7 days open Drive Through And Inside. Sq ft 2400.
Best sub sandwiches franchise. Made from high quality ingredients. This is a great place to come grab a quick healthy food and there are lots of options to choose from. This is a well known and one of the fastest growing franchises.
Profitable semi absentee franchise boba tea shop with great potential. Located in busy supermarket center with lots of foot traffic. Monthly gross: $59,500. Monthly rent: $5,655 + $408 NNN. Store size: 670 sf. Well trained manager and staff.
This is the world largest hot dog and chili dog chain restaurant with the drive-thru systems and the ambience, atmosphere and environment make customers feel comfortable and relaxed. The food is amazing and scrumptiously delicious and mouth watering and it is always top quality.
Poke Restaurant with Boba. Started from a new build out 4 years ago. Absentee owner wants to see a new progressive owner take over. Bulk Sale of Assets only. Business was established 3 years ago...Pre Covid. Over $200,000 of equipment and Tenant Improvement.
Well established Mongolian Grill restaurant. Over 15 years with current owner. Easy to run, No Chef needed. Semi absentee run. Over $10K net per month.
Same owner operating 30 years. Very Busy major Street. Open M to F, 9-5 only. If new owner extend working hours earns more. Monthly gross $35,000-40,000, Owner + 3 employees. Well established business & major street plus office building. Owner Retire.
Established in 1936. Well known candy/retail shop in Solano County. In community for 80 + years. Offers a variety of sweets, frozen yogurt, specialty food items. Turnkey sale. 1,500 sf. Monthly rent $2,462 (3% annual increase). Lease 2 yrs + 5 yr option. Equipment list available upon request.
The location is great in Woodland Hills and Open 6 days only. The premiere sandwich shop in Woodland Hills. You can taste the quality difference in their sandwich versus other places. This is the place where you can trust the quality and freshness of sandwiches. Run by owner for 25 year.
Pizza restaurant for sale with a good reputation. Loyal customers and ample parking. A new operator with good business sense would do much better than the current owner. Seller encourages any serious buyer to do an in-store observation to understand the value of outstanding and profitable business.
If you want the best & authentic Indian food, this is the place. The food is to die for and out of this world. The food is so flavorful, absolutely amazing and second to none. The food is extremely delicious and hands down the best Indian cuisine.
A unique opportunity to acquire a built-out and profitable kiosk is now available. This business specializes in a variety of coffee, dessert, and boba drinks. The 2022 net profit was approximately $60,000 while being run semi-absentee. Keep the existing concept or convert it.
For sale is a top 3 leading pizza brand with over 60 years in business and more than 400+ restaurants in the US + globally. It was built in 1997 and under current ownership since 2014, this establishment is in a busy area of the largest city in Northern California.
Reduced Price. Fast food free standing restaurant with drive thru. Located on a Major corner intersection on a main street. Excellent books and records. Monthly Rent: $4,000. Lease has 17 years left. Open 7 days. Sunday - Thursday, 6am - 9pm + Friday - Saturday, 6am - 10pm. Price reduced $450K.
For sale is a freestanding drive-through quick service restaurant located in a very busy area next to the college. There is a private parking lot, good visibility, with very little competition. They are serving burgers on the menu & Mexican food, breakfast lunch & dinner.
This pizza franchise uses the freshest ingredients with their dough made daily, in a make it yourself format (with a stone oven). The dining rooms, and the equipment are well taken care of, and very inviting. There are two locations with a combined gross sales of over $1.7 million.
This is your opportunity to own a Baskin Robbins ice cream store in Sunny San Diego County. Baskin Robbins is the #1 ice cream franchise in the World. The store opened in July 2017. The current owner purchased the store in January 2019. It is located in a great shopping center.
For an asset sale is a boba and snack shop. This shop has a very good rental rate ($1,900) and is located in the busy shopping center. The size of the store is 600sq. There's a 4-foot-long type 1 hood. Due to the asset sale, finances will not be available.
For sale are two bagel and sandwich shops that are available. They are in excellent commercial areas that have a hospital and residents that are high and middle-income. 2022 Year to Date made approximately $3 Million / Pandemic approximately $2.7 million plus 2020.
For an asset sale is a fast food restaurant that is located in a busy food court with plenty of parking. It is surrounded by offices and residential buildings. It is convertible and you can change it to Chinese, Thai, Indian, etc. The absentee owner currently serves vegan food.
The owner wants to sell this hamburger shop with real estate. The asking price (business + real estate) is $2.4M. Only the hamburger shop is $145,000. The down would be 20%~30% of the purchase price. It is located on the border between Oakland and San Leandro, Alameda County, CA.
For sale is a high-end convenience store with beer, wine, coffee, and a deli. This is a take-out restaurant business with great net profit/income. The amazing location has no competition. Call for more info. Buyers only please.
Established for 14 years under current ownership, this retail food business offers a diverse range of products without the need for production facilities. The organization operates solely in the retail sector, serving a clientele comprising 100% retail customers.
A Korean-style corn dog franchise is for sale in the Dublin shopping center. This corn dog franchise is capturing America's taste buds with the Korean-style corn dog that had not been tasted before. The outer coating of the corn dog is unique, offering a satisfying crunch and texture
Broken Yolk Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch only creating a lifestyle which allows for easier recruitment and retention of staff, less shifts to manage and the ability to retain high quality staff members and management. The brand requires a minimum of $1.5M net worth/$500K liquidity.
Price is lowered. For sale is a semi-absentee-run Mexican restaurant. It's located in the Design District with new development in the area (commercial, residential, and industrial area-mixed area). The size of the restaurant is 2,400 sq. ft and rent is $8,000 including CAM (5 years remaining).
Price reduced! This attractive cafe-deli in North County Coastal Area is now available for an asset sale at $50,000 plus inventory. The 1,840 sq ft. space, complete with a patio, offers a great opportunity in a thriving business park. The monthly rent is $3,100.
For sale is a well-established poke restaurant in the community near Fullerton and Buena Park. Currently, the restaurant's monthly sale is about $50,000. It's a good size of 1,035 sq. ft with a rent of $6,650 including NNN and plenty of parking spaces. It has easy management and operation.
A unique opportunity presents itself for the acquisition of a stable and profitable Papa John's Pizza Franchise comprising (3) strategically positioned stores in the San Gabriel Valley Area. This confidential sale mandates proof of funds and adherence to Papa John's qualification standards.
This is a great opportunity for an aggressive owner-operator to take over this well-established and outstanding burger business and take it to the next level. The burgers here are exceptional and amazingly delicious and they are always consistently fresh and out of this world and second to none.
Best sub sandwiches franchise. Made from high quality ingredients. This is a great place to come grab a quick healthy food and there are lots of options to choose from. This is a well known and one of the fastest growing franchises.
A newly remodeled restaurant with a turn-key condition and up to code. It is located at a high-foot-traffic shopping center with some nationally known anchor tenants. It has a beautifully designed dining area. The kitchen has a 15' hood, a walk-in cooler, and new equipment. It is 1,417 square feet.
Discover a golden franchise prospect in Redding, CA! This renowned opportunity offers a well-established brand, a long-term, pre-negotiated lease, and over $300,000 in build-out included with the sale, the heavy lifting is already handled! A prime sandwich haven awaits!
This is a burger and cheesesteak restaurant for sale in Downtown Oakland. It is located close to a federal building, and civic center. The neighborhood is very nice and right in front of this office building is a walkway area with places to go for lunch, not just Starbucks.
For sale is a super busy, small, coffee shop/cafe. It is open 8AM-3PM, 4 days only! You can see the potential if you open for 5 or 6 days, watch your sales volume jump. A beer & wine license is included. It has a low rent of only $1,640/month. Where can you find that?
For an asset sale is a great and well-established fast food restaurant near Pasadena College and Cal Tech. Its size is about 1,450 sq ft. and rent is $5,000 including NNN. It is a newly remodeled, well-maintained restaurant. This would be great for a cafe, boba, fried chicken, noodles, etc.
For sale is a well-established teriyaki and roll fast food joint in the busy Orange/Garden Grove area. Its size is 1,200 sq. ft and its rent is just $3,500 including NNN. It has a long hood, walk-in cooler, and grease interceptor installed.
For sale is a well-established hamburger restaurant since 2015 with great reviews. The owner is looking for a well-qualified operator. It is a reasonable size of 2,000 sq. ft. The menu can be converted to any menu. It is in a great neighborhood and has many restaurants nearby.
For sale is a Chinese fast restaurant on busy Webster Street with a constant flow of foot traffic. This is one of the busiest areas in Alameda. It is bright and has high ceilings. The big kitchen has a 10' hood with a huge food preparation area. Two storages and an office. 1700sf. Rent is $2906.
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