This is a small, very profitable restaurant. It is take-out plus a patio. 2021 sales were $289,719 per tax return with a net of $60,000+. The lease is $1,100 plus NNN. It is in a noted great walking area of Long Beach. It was established in 2016 with a simple menu and easy staffing. There is no wait staff. It is only open 5 days a week but can expand to 7 days if the buyer wants. This efficient restaurant has an excellent following for its falafel dishes and has recently added two great-tasting sandwiches. They are easy to prepare with a small team. They have great Yelp reviews. The NNN includes utilities. The employees handle operations and the owner is part-time and wishes to retire. Submit all offers

Location! Location!full Alcohol Licensed. Fully Stocked Beatutiful Bar And A Good Size Kitchen With Lots Of Storage. This Is A Great Bar/Lounge And Restaurant In The Heart Of Old Town Pasadena. Elegantly Designed And A True Turn Key Operation. Currently, Absentee Owner And Only Open 6-Days A Week For Dinner; New Open May Open 7-Days And Serve Lunch. This Is A Must See For Anyone Who Want To Invest In This Type Of A Business Or Who Is Trying To Break Into The Up-Scale Affluent Pasadena Market. Over 7-Years In Business With A Good Lease. Do Not Miss This Opportunity. Email Or Call For More Info.

Location, Location! Excellent Opportunity To Own A Great Cafe/Coffee Shop/Restaurant On A Busy Street In Glendale. Great Facility With All The Equipment, Great Menu, Full Kitchen, Walk In Freezer, Full Espresso Bar. Outside Seating Area/Patio Is Also Available. The Owner Works At The Cafe Part Time. There Is Huge Upside Potential With This Business. Great Corner Property, With On Site Parking. Current Sales Are Solid And The Business Has Room For Growth. For Additional Information, Or To Arrange A Tour, Call Or Email Broker.

Absolutely the best location in Long Beach for foot traffic. Large patio area and large parking lot. 2263SQ plus patio. Beer and wine license. Good size kitchen area. Grease interceptor. Walk-in's in kitchen. Below market lease. Same owner since 2001.

Statistics from when open (business currently closed because owner is unable to help run) Monthly gross: 4-6K Monthly rent: 1790.00 Lease terms: open Size: 1100 sq feet Seating Capacity: 18 Max - (largely take - out) - big windows in front - open-air seating Operating hours: 10:30 - 4:00 (current owner recommends expanding to breakfast hours ---- recommend 8:00 - 7:00pm) Employees: Could be self - run by owner (recommended) for most profit, with 1 -2 additional employees Wage: part - time (2000.00) Note: To this point, it has been operated with an absentee owner, because owner had built two other businesses at the same time. Owner built from scratch 2 years ago. ADA Compliant *****, health board compliant, very clean, includes all brand new equipment: refrigerators (top quality brands), salad bar, brand new sinks Good location in a new center, no other food locations on the block **** multiple car repair shops and businesses within walking distance the bring a big crowd of hungry patrons (hence breakfast recommendation). Huge upside potential to cater to local schools and churches, open earlier adding coffee, simple breakfast items, and with an in-house owner and some minimal advertising ... current owner has never advertised in area. Space has previously been used as sub sandwich shop, but it can be used for a small cafe, coffee shop, small breakfast place, etc. Can be created into any kind of small food establishment you would like -- already health board compliant and set up for food. If owner runs on premises, cash flow will be about 2 - 3 K at start per month. Net income: 70,000 ASKING PRICE: 25,000 OBO ready to sell quick and bargain

Price just reduced! Seller will entertain a significant carry back note! This is your chance to own a piece of history. Originally opened in 1858, and once a stop for the pony express, the lodge is the home of countless memories. Just ask a few of the people you know almost everyone has a story to share about this amazing property! Escape the daily grind to your very own piece of paradise nestled in the breathtaking sierra nevada mountains. Conveniently located on highway 50 and along the banks of the cascading american river, this famous lodge offers the opportunity to live the dream of many. The main building, constructed in 1939, includes a lobby, a ballroom added in 1952, and a 90 seat restaurant with full bar seating up to 60 people. In addition, there are 29 guest rooms, a manager/owners apartment, and full basement. The ballroom, venue for many a celebration, has a capacity of 299. Other buildings on the property include 14 additional guest rooms, a cabin located beside the magnificent american river, and large storage shed. The total building size is 32,650 SF... Beauty abounds the lodge at every time of the year. Whether enjoying the snow layered trees in winter or hiking along the breathtaking river in summer, you will find there is never a better time to enjoy everything this property has to offer. Visitors always have reason to enjoy the classic cabin ambience that is this lodge. As the owner, you will enjoy the unique balance of income offered by strawberry lodge. This amazing opportunity lends itself to steady income from the hotel (43 rooms in total and 1 waterfront cabin), restaurant, bar, and special occasion venue. In addition, given its unbelievably convenient location, the seasonal business opportunities are endless! The current owner is ready to retire and hand over the reigns to someone who will honor, respect, and enjoy this 'life' as much as he has. location description Located on highway 50, just 19 miles outside of south lake tahoe, and adjacent the american river(waterfront property), this property boasts 5.3 acres of the sierra nevada mountains. The main building includes a lobby, restaurant, bar, ballroom, 29 guest rooms, basement, multiple storage/workrooms, and a 1-bedroom apartment owner/manager quarters. Separate buildings include 14 guest rooms, a cabin adjacent to the river, and an additional large outdoor storage shed.

This vacuum and service center has been a mainstay of this South Orange County community since 1979. It is situated in a busy center that has ample parking and popular anchors that draw customers! For 30 years customers have relied on this service center to repair their vacuums, sewing machines, televisions, lamps, electric shavers, and small appliances, or to buy new vacuum cleaners, attachments, filters, belts, and bags. As a result, the business has a steady stream of customers. This easy-to-run business is well-organized, and operates from a 900 square foot facility which rents for only 1,750 per month. The owner has identified opportunities to grow the business, such as adding additional lines of vacuums to sell, selling sewing machines and offering sewing lessons. In addition, repairing TVs, VCRs, and other electronics, which were a big part of the business in past years, could be re-emphasized. The owner is selling the business because he would like to change careers.

For decades this glass manufacturer has been the undisputed leader in innovative street lighting, featuring distinctive, hand-blown decorative glass globes, for municipalities nationwide. The familiar and distinctive glass globes seen in many U.S. and European cities are widely preferred by architects for their historical and nostalgic appeal. These glass globes are renowned for their exceptional illumination, superior life rating and true economic value. Designed and created 70 years ago by Swedish and Norwegian immigrants, the original iron-cast air moulds are still used today to create the globes. Recreating and manufacturing these air-cast moulds would be very difficult, even with today's technology. Widely considered works of art, the moulds have historic value, as they have produced globes for virtually every municipality in the United States. These original physical moulds are still in perfect working order, and are now available for purchase. Since 2000, the parent company has been diversifying beyond the traditional glass globe line to wholesale lighting distribution, energy management services, designing/engineering of lighting applications, and turn-key commissioning of lighting upgrade services. As this new direction prospered, the decorative glass globes have become a non-core business. In an effort to focus on the company's new direction, the manufacturer, in an unprecedented move, is making the iron-cast air moulds for the glass globes available for purchase. Acquisition of these moulds by a domestic or foreign fixture, lighting or globe manufacturer looking to expand their business would provide the buyer with immediate credibility and competitiveness through the historic value and well-know brand name.