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Posting: 278787 | Available | 2/1/23
This restaurant in Los Angeles, CA has very big potential and is located in a high foot traffic area. Beer and wine are permitted in the dining area for patrons. Their hours are 5 pm to 11 pm and they are closed on Sunday. The gross sales are $1,036,907. The lease goes until 7/2026 plus 5-year.
Asking Price
$495,000
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Posting: 278500 | Available | 1/23/23
Very popular and growing franchise food restaurant. 5 months young, current sales 60K per month and increasing.
Asking Price
$450,000
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Posting: 285056 | Available | 5/2/24
Experience the epitome of elegance and refinement at our renowned establishment, where breathtaking views, exquisite dining, and a romantic ambiance converge to create an unparalleled dining experience. It is recognized as the Inland Empire's premier destination for romance and ambiance.
Asking Price
$2,500,000
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Posting: 280646 | Available | 8/12/23
For sale is a Sacramento County Type 47 ABC license. It Authorizes the sale of beer, wine, and distilled spirits for consumption on the licensed premises.
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$50,000
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Posting: 282719 | Available | 3/8/24
For sale is an LA County type 47 liquor license at $140,000 plus fees.
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$140,000
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Posting: 283390 | Available | 10/17/23
San Diego County ABC On Sale liquor license for sale. Currently, type 48, can be converted to a on-sale 47. Submit offer.
Asking Price
$135,000
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$360,000
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Posting: 281703 | Available | 7/18/23
Homey counter-service spot for burgers, pizza & sandwiches, with a pool table & nostalgic ambiance. This popular Restaurant is in front of the Industrial condominium complex, close to San Jose International Airport. Perfect location for an Industrial kitchen for mass food production.
Asking Price
$1,499,000
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Posting: 283417 | Available | 10/17/23
This business is located in a busy retail center in Pleasanton. The center has a well-known supermarket as its primary tenant. The location is near the junction of Hwy 580 and 680 and in the primary shopping area of the desirable part of Pleasanton.
Asking Price
$105,000
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Posting: 283342 | Available | 3/8/24
For sale is a restaurant and bar located in one of the most sought-after locations in Orange County. It has a beautiful build-out. The business has a full ABC 47 liquor license. Current management is in place and includes a general manager, chef or kitchen manager, and assistant manager.
Asking Price
$1,375,000
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Posting: 280307 | Available | 4/26/24
This Sonoma County California ABC Type-47 Full Liquor License can be used on premises for a restaurant or may be converted to a Type 48 for a bar, tavern, or nightclub. This license is transferable to any location in Sonoma County, California.
Asking Price
$160,000
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Posting: 278415 | Available | 8/30/23
This is a true Hillcrest bar and eatery for sale with an expansive floorplan and unique upscale design located on Hillcrest's main thoroughfare, University Ave. It has a long-term lease remaining with options to extend, secured at an unbelievably below-market-rate rent. Type ABC license.
Asking Price
$695,000
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Posting: 277905 | Available | 5/4/24
The price has been lowered! This is a closed restaurant for sale. This restaurant is located in Tenderloin Area. It is huge. The address is 177 Eddy St. San Francisco. The size of the restaurant is 4,000 sq. ft and rent is $8,500+ $1,000 (CAM). The hood is over 35 feet. There's a walk-in cooler.
Asking Price
$169,999
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Posting: 283506 | Available | 4/10/24
For sale is an open kitchen restaurant in an excellent neighborhood, location, and exposure in a busy center with patio seating. Currently, it serves Mexican/Latin American cuisine but can convert to other concepts. It is absentee-owned, so it's perfect for your new idea or have the same concept.
Asking Price
$198,888
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Posting: 283316 | Available | 1/11/24
Discover an exceptional opportunity to own a well-equipped cafe space strategically located in one of San Francisco's most vibrant and active neighborhoods. Situated in a high-traffic area with a constant flow of pedestrians and vehicles, this prime location is bustling seven days a week.
Asking Price
$49,000
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$135,613
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$615,051
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Posting: 280394 | Available | 4/9/24
This is a downtown Santa Barbara restaurant with beer and wine for sale in an ideal location. It is absentee-run and is a turnkey restaurant. A local can easily increase sales to past levels and more. It has new bathrooms and kitchen flooring and additional dining room upgrades have been completed.
Asking Price
$399,000
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Posting: 281794 | Available | 1/19/24
This Restaurant has been a landmark for years. The restaurant offers guests fine dining cuisine in a cozy, comfortable atmosphere. The restaurant currently has a Type 41.
Asking Price
$375,000
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Posting: 283303 | Available | 10/11/23
Fully Equipped Restaurant in San Francisco's Fillmore District - Ready for Your Concept. This space is located in an area of town that has become a destination zone for successful, highly regarded restaurants such as State Bird Provisions, The Progress, and Anchovy Bar.
Asking Price
$99,000
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Posting: 285060 | Available | 5/7/24
This is a restaurant for lease that is currently vacant. The landlord is looking for a new high-end concept to occupy this space. The restaurant is located in a prime spot in of downtown Palo Alto surrounded by upscale restaurants, Starbucks, Apple Store, and many shops.
Lease Amount
$28,000
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Posting: 278500 | Available | 1/23/23
Very popular and growing franchise food restaurant. 5 months young, current sales 60K per month and increasing.
Asking Price
$450,000
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Posting: 278787 | Available | 2/1/23
This restaurant in Los Angeles, CA has very big potential and is located in a high foot traffic area. Beer and wine are permitted in the dining area for patrons. Their hours are 5 pm to 11 pm and they are closed on Sunday. The gross sales are $1,036,907. The lease goes until 7/2026 plus 5-year.
Asking Price
$495,000
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Posting: 283424 | Available | 4/23/24
Located in historic downtown Santa Barbara, this bar and restaurant stands as a vibrant culinary destination that effortlessly marries tradition with innovation, where delectable dining and signature cocktails meet timeless charm.
Asking Price
$999,000
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$224,000
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$2,381,768
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Posting: 282902 | Available | 10/22/23
This place makes you feel you are somewhere other than Southern California. If you like small-town atmosphere and outdoor charming patio with phenomenal, scrumptious, incredible and amazingly delicious food, this is the place. This place really makes you feel at home and definitely a hidden gem.
Asking Price
$2,500,000
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$1,948,000
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Posting: 281556 | Available | 7/8/23
San Fernando Valley Restaurant Turn-Key Busy Location. Operating in the same prime location since 2015, this high-trafficked, Tarzana eatery with an extensive fish menu, breakfast selection, and salads has been generating a healthy $2 million in annual revenue.
Asking Price
$165,000
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Posting: 283503 | In Escrow | 2/15/24
Downtown Location: Being located in the downtown area can be a significant advantage for a restaurant. It offers easy access for both locals and tourists, and it often provides a vibrant atmosphere.
Asking Price
$398,000
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$314,812
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$1,232,808
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Posting: 280396 | Available | 2/18/24
For sale is this popular historic (circa 1859) boutique hotel, restaurant & bar with patio dining and including the owner's entirely separate detached 2-bedroom apartment. This is a hotel & restaurant business and a home all in one. The lot size is over 11,500 sq. ft.
Asking Price
$2,300,000
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Posting: 281719 | Available | 7/19/23
This exceptional restaurant for sale in the greater La Quinta area offers not only prime real estate and parking on the premises but also includes a Type 47 liquor license. The restaurant itself is a stunning establishment, featuring a stylish and contemporary interior design.
Asking Price
$4,250,000
Bldg Size
2,000 Sq.Ft
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Posting: 285061 | Available | 5/2/24
A restaurant is available for lease in downtown Palo Alto. Palo Alto is recognized as a global leader in cutting-edge tech development, known as the "Birthplace of Silicon Valley.' University Avenue runs through downtown Palo Alto and has casual & upscale restaurants, plus a well-known chain store.
Lease Amount
$28,000
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$743,093
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$4,285,169
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Posting: 280464 | Available | 4/30/23
Est 1964 - Iconic Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Restaurant Located in Los Angeles County with Hard Liquor License. This restaurant has been serving from-scratch American and south-of-the-border favorites in this truly unique building since 1964.
Asking Price
$2,500,000
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$169,690
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$1,265,065
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Posting: 283055 | Available | 9/26/23
Michelin Guide Acclaimed - San Diego County - Seaside Resort Town Successful 2800 sq ft restaurant. SBA loan pre-approved for this highly acclaimed Michelin Guide restaurant located in Seaside Resort city. Annual sales revenues exceeded $1.2 million in 2022 and are for sale for $475,000 in 2022.
Asking Price
$395,000
Cash flow
$197,904
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$2,137,548
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Posting: 280186 | Available | 4/15/24
SBA approved! Don't miss this fantastic, urban, coastal restaurant and sports bar, a well-established destination for locals and visitors alike. Located in a bustling, walkable area of the city, the restaurant boasts multiple attractive patios in a beautiful setting and lively atmosphere.
Asking Price
$450,000
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