Price Lowered!!! For sale is an Indian restaurant. The restaurant is located in the shopping center on Clayton Road and is waiting for experienced buyers to bring any menu (except Japanese cuisine). It has a size of 2,500 sq. ft and rent is $7,500/m including CAM. (Rent is lower than market value).
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Well-established Indian food restaurant with a good reputation in El Monte is now available for sale. The business is currently absentee-run and has great potential for an owner-operator. Store size: 1350sf. Lease term: 4 + 5 years opinion. Reason to sell: retirement/ too far from home
A well-established Indian and Pakistani restaurant is available for sale on a busy street in Berkeley, California. it can be transformed for other culinary concepts, such as breakfast house, pizza, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, or a full bar. NDA required.
Super High volume Indian restaurant for sale in San Francisco mission district. It is tucked away in the mission near Valencia street. South Indian cuisine with vibrant spices and generous portions in a casual setting. Approximately 1600 with 35 seating. Lease amount is $6750.00. Gross income a year
For sale is an absentee-run Indian fusion restaurant with a Beer & Wine (B&W) license. The restaurant generates a monthly gross revenue of $45,000, including $30,000 from in-person sales and $15,000 from online delivery. The net profit is $5,000 per month.
A profitable Indian restaurant with a reasonable rent is for sale in the heart of Milpitas. It is surrounded by many high tech companies and nationally known retail stores. A dining area consists of tables, chairs, and booths. An ADA restroom. The kitchen has a 18' hood and a walk-in cooler/freezer.
Step into a fully equipped and well-loved Indian restaurant situated in a high-visibility shopping plaza in one of the Peninsula's most affluent and centrally located towns. Known for its rich and diverse menu, this established eatery has built a loyal customer base.
This well-established Indian bistro offers an exceptional opportunity for a restaurateur. Specializing in authentic Indian cuisine, the restaurant has built a strong reputation with a 4.7-star rating on Yelp, reflecting its loyal customer base and consistent quality. Located in a prime area.
This is an asset sale for an Indian cuisine restaurant located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic. The restaurant includes a walk-in cooler and has a Beer & Wine (B&W) license.
Absentee-run Indian restaurant is for sale in Newark, located just blocks away from Starbucks, Newark High School, a supermarket, and other restaurants. The lease amount is $5,500, which covers water, garbage, and CAM charges. The restaurant is approximately 1,500 square feet.
Discover an exceptional opportunity to own Newly Renovated a distinguished Nepali & Indian restaurant nestled in the affluent region of Orange County, renowned for its authentic Nepali & Indian cuisine and dedicated clientele.
Asset sale only -South Indian buffet restaurant for sale in Milpitas. Indian eatery serving classic halal biryanis, curries, and tandoori items in a casual environment. Casual dining spot with a buffet of Indian dishes and an ice cream stand. Plenty of parking around the plaza.
For sale is an independent mini truck stop business with property near Fresno, CA. It is located off HWY 99, with high visibility, a high-rise sign, a 2-acre lot with 4 gasoline MPDs, 6 diesel MPDs, and E85 Fuel. There is a QSR restaurant, a shower, clean restrooms, and the store size is 5,000 sqft.
For sale is an opportunity to own a restaurant with a complete market setup. The present owner is only utilizing the restaurant side of this property but there is a ton of potential to grow business by utilizing the fully equipped grocery store. The combined business space is 2,700 sq ft....
For sale is an Indian grocery store owned by the same owner for approximately 8 years in Contra Costa County, CA. It has very reasonable rent. It is 4,500 sq ft. for $2,300 + NNN until Feb. 2023. The lease ends on February 28, 2023. From March 2023 onward, the lease will be under negotiation.
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.
High sales volume Indian Restaurant. $1.2M yearly sale average. Monthly net income $20,000. Many order thru Uber/Yes24/GrubHub. Many clients accounts with Hollywood Movie staffs, apartments tenants. Thur.- Sat. super busy restaurant. Easy operation. Help run Biz. Good parkings in Hollywood area.
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Absentee-run Indian restaurant is for sale in Newark, located just blocks away from Starbucks, Newark High School, a supermarket, and other restaurants. The lease amount is $5,500, which covers water, garbage, and CAM charges. The restaurant is approximately 1,500 square feet.
This is an asset sale for an Indian cuisine restaurant located in a busy shopping center with high foot traffic. The restaurant includes a walk-in cooler and has a Beer & Wine (B&W) license.
For sale is an Indian grocery store owned by the same owner for approximately 8 years in Contra Costa County, CA. It has very reasonable rent. It is 4,500 sq ft. for $2,300 + NNN until Feb. 2023. The lease ends on February 28, 2023. From March 2023 onward, the lease will be under negotiation.
For sale is an opportunity to own a restaurant with a complete market setup. The present owner is only utilizing the restaurant side of this property but there is a ton of potential to grow business by utilizing the fully equipped grocery store. The combined business space is 2,700 sq ft....
For sale is an absentee-run Indian fusion restaurant with a Beer & Wine (B&W) license. The restaurant generates a monthly gross revenue of $45,000, including $30,000 from in-person sales and $15,000 from online delivery. The net profit is $5,000 per month.
Price Lowered!!! For sale is an Indian restaurant. The restaurant is located in the shopping center on Clayton Road and is waiting for experienced buyers to bring any menu (except Japanese cuisine). It has a size of 2,500 sq. ft and rent is $7,500/m including CAM. (Rent is lower than market value).
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For sale is an independent mini truck stop business with property near Fresno, CA. It is located off HWY 99, with high visibility, a high-rise sign, a 2-acre lot with 4 gasoline MPDs, 6 diesel MPDs, and E85 Fuel. There is a QSR restaurant, a shower, clean restrooms, and the store size is 5,000 sqft.
Super High volume Indian restaurant for sale in San Francisco mission district. It is tucked away in the mission near Valencia street. South Indian cuisine with vibrant spices and generous portions in a casual setting. Approximately 1600 with 35 seating. Lease amount is $6750.00. Gross income a year
Step into a fully equipped and well-loved Indian restaurant situated in a high-visibility shopping plaza in one of the Peninsula's most affluent and centrally located towns. Known for its rich and diverse menu, this established eatery has built a loyal customer base.
High sales volume Indian Restaurant. $1.2M yearly sale average. Monthly net income $20,000. Many order thru Uber/Yes24/GrubHub. Many clients accounts with Hollywood Movie staffs, apartments tenants. Thur.- Sat. super busy restaurant. Easy operation. Help run Biz. Good parkings in Hollywood area.
Well-established Indian food restaurant with a good reputation in El Monte is now available for sale. The business is currently absentee-run and has great potential for an owner-operator. Store size: 1350sf. Lease term: 4 + 5 years opinion. Reason to sell: retirement/ too far from home
A profitable Indian restaurant with a reasonable rent is for sale in the heart of Milpitas. It is surrounded by many high tech companies and nationally known retail stores. A dining area consists of tables, chairs, and booths. An ADA restroom. The kitchen has a 18' hood and a walk-in cooler/freezer.
Asset sale only -South Indian buffet restaurant for sale in Milpitas. Indian eatery serving classic halal biryanis, curries, and tandoori items in a casual environment. Casual dining spot with a buffet of Indian dishes and an ice cream stand. Plenty of parking around the plaza.
A well-established Indian and Pakistani restaurant is available for sale on a busy street in Berkeley, California. it can be transformed for other culinary concepts, such as breakfast house, pizza, Mexican, Thai, Chinese, or a full bar. NDA required.
This well-established Indian bistro offers an exceptional opportunity for a restaurateur. Specializing in authentic Indian cuisine, the restaurant has built a strong reputation with a 4.7-star rating on Yelp, reflecting its loyal customer base and consistent quality. Located in a prime area.
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.
Discover an exceptional opportunity to own Newly Renovated a distinguished Nepali & Indian restaurant nestled in the affluent region of Orange County, renowned for its authentic Nepali & Indian cuisine and dedicated clientele.
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