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Stark County, Ohio
Full-Menu Restaurant & Bar in NW Canton / Belden Area
Asking Price
$295,000
Revenue
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$295,000
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Name: James Swinderman
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James Swinderman
Description
Revenue increased 3.8% to $1,142,242 in 2025, up from 2024. Gross margin improved from 61% to 64% over the same period. Adjusted Seller’s Discretionary Earnings increased 39.7% year over year to $124,546.
The facility provides seating for approximately 125 guests indoors, along with 60 additional seats on an outdoor patio. Staffing includes approximately 8 to 10 full-time employees and 3 to 5 part-time employees, along with a manager who oversees day-to-day operations.
The business holds D-5 and D-6 liquor permits, subject to applicable regulatory approval and transfer requirements. The venue also offers Ohio Lottery Keno and licensed gaming.
Recent capital improvements include a new grill hood and fire suppression system, as well as a new walk-in cooler installed in 2025. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment valued at approximately $160,000 are included in the sale.
Seller Financing Available.
The owner is selling to pursue other business interests.
Key Highlights
Revenue reached $1,142,242 in 2025, representing 3.8% year-over-year growth.
Adjusted SDE reached $124,546 in 2025, up 39.7% from 2024.
Gross margin improved from 61% to 64% in 2025.
Approximately 6,000 square feet with seating for 125 guests indoors and 60 on the outdoor patio.
Staffing includes approximately 8 to 10 full-time and 3 to 5 part-time employees, plus a manager overseeing daily operations.
D-5 and D-6 liquor permits are held, subject to applicable regulatory approval and transfer requirements.
Recent capital improvements include a new grill hood, fire suppression system, and walk-in cooler.
Furniture, fixtures, and equipment valued at approximately $160,000 are included in the sale.
Expanding the existing catering program increases revenue by an estimated 10% to 15% based on current inquiry volume.
Moving to owner-operator management in place of a paid general manager reduces labor cost by an estimated 10% to 15%.
Adding online ordering and third-party delivery captures off-premise demand not currently served.
Extending operating hours on select days increases kitchen and dining room utilization.
Growing private event and group bookings uses existing seating capacity of 185 guests across the dining room and patio.
https://tworld.com/locations/Ohio/canton/listings/Full-Menu-Restaurant-Bar-in-NW-Canton-Belden-Area
Business Details
Year Established:
2021
FE&E:
$160,000
Reason for sale:
Other Ventures
Lease & Tenant Information
Lease Options:
$5,200
Other Information
Listing Number:
60364-805060
Sales:
$1,142,242
Seller's Discretionary Earnings:
$124,546
Inventory:
$1,000
Posting Information
Posting ID:
ID tw:91496 / Listing Number 60364-805060
Business Category:
Restaurants
Keywords:
Transworld
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Sunbelt Business Brokers of Sacramento
Sunbelt of Sacramento, California is the exclusive franchisee representative of Sunbelt Business Brokerage for the Northern California territory. Headquartered out of the Sacramento region, Sunbelt of Sacramento covers multiple counties in Northern California, representing both Sellers and Buyers in Main Street as well as Mid-Market business transactions. Sunbelt of Sacramento provides full...
Sacramento, Placer, Yolo El Dorado Counties
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George Lanza
Plethora Businesses
Plethora Businesses, a division of A Premier In Services, Inc., is a Business Intermediary Consulting Firm headquartered in Orange, California. Plethora specializes in the listing and sale of small and medium sized private businesses. Although the listing core of Plethora is in Southern California, Plethora represents clients throughout the world seeking Business and Merger & Acquisition...
Southern California
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Matt Manavi
Transworld Business Advisors of Orange
Transworld Business Advisors is a world leader in the marketing and sale of businesses, franchises, and commercial real estate. Transworld offers professional services that brings buyers and sellers together whether you represent an acquisition minded corporation or are personally interested in owning your own company. Services Offered Sell and Buy any business type; Corporate M&A;...
California
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Ran Kim
VR Business Brokers
Since 1982, we have been helping buyers and sellers of small businesses achieve their goals. With over 25 experienced associates who speak more than a dozen languages, we are proud to serve California’s diverse business community. Our office is centrally located at the crossroads of Los Angeles and Orange Counties, with convenient access to Riverside and San Bernardino Counties as well. We are...
Southern California
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Joanne Weber
Ryan Craig Company - Preschool Specialist
The Ryan Craig Company is in its 46th year as the recognized expert in Southern California, dealing exclusively in the sale of preschools, Montessori schools, day care centers, and private schools. Our extensive list of references speaks for itself. Recent sales include facilities in 6 Southern California counties, ranging in price from 100,000 to over 5,000,000. Now, in response to a strong...
Southern California
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Ryan Rienhart
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Julieanna Wakileh
Liberty Business Advisors of San Francisco Inc. - Preschool Center Specialist
I have 30 years of experience, working, founding, owning, operating, consulting, and selling preschools. I'm very knowledgeable with procedures that are required for selling preschools. My practice, knowledge and education in both the Early Childhood Development field and the Real Estate field, puts me ahead in understanding the complexities and care that are needed for the sale of preschool...
SF Bay Area, North Bay, Sacramento
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Matt Weiler
California Business Broker
Business Broker Specializing in primarily gas stations. Geographic area of focus: San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California — from Sacramento County to Monterey County.To sell or buy a small or large gas station sales, car washes, liquor stores, convenience stores, laundromats, dry cleaners, and small-to-mid-sized business transactions. Call Matt (gas station business broker specialist)...
San Francisco Bay Area, North Bay, San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California — from Sacramento County to Monterey County.
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