This well-established Mexican restaurant boasts a reputation for serving authentic Hispanic-cuisine style dishes, with a particular emphasis on seafood. It offers daily specials designed to entice patrons every day of the week. Guests can enjoy beer and wine selections in a vibrant atmosphere.
This beloved Mexican restaurant and cantina holds a storied legacy of serving fresh Mexican-seafood flavors and classic umbrella drinks. It has been a community mainstay for over 30 years and is now seeking a motivated new owner.
Located in the highly desirable and upscale Conejo Valley, this 2,750 square foot Mexican restaurant with a full ABC license has showcased Old World charm since 2014, while featuring bold flavors of authentic Mexican dishes with superior quality. A wide range of catering options help drive revenues.
This Mexican restaurant serves all the classics -- quesadillas, burritos, sopes, mulitas, and tortas for lunch and dinner. It's in a very good location: a small strip center (only 5-6 stores) with name-brand franchise tenants, directly facing several recently built apartment complexes.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant that is located inside a major shopping center with a supermarket anchor. There is plenty of parking. It has a beer wine license and they have 4-star Yelp reviews. This is the local favorite place for authentic Mexican food and margaritas after work.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant in nice shopping center. This beautiful-looking restaurant has low rent and long lease. It closes on Mondays. It was established in 1968. The owner remodeled the corner location a year ago and it has lots of parking. It is off the 605 freeway.
This profitable Mexican street food haven is located in the heart of the downtown heritage district, surrounded by retail shops and enjoying high visibility. The fully equipped space, currently operating for takeout and delivery with the kitchen, office, or catering staging area, is 1,000 square ft.
This is a turnkey business opportunity for an owner-absentee operation! Seize the opportunity to own and manage La Michoacana Ice Cream, a well-established and beloved ice cream parlor located in a prime spot in Duarte. This authentic Michoacan-style business boasts a proven track record of success.
This highly popular Latin American & Mexican Grocery store is located in a busy neighborhood retail center. Established in 1992, Family owned for the last 30 years. This grocery store is known for a wide variety of Latin American groceries, South & Central American beverages, and premium meat cuts
For sale is a Mexican grill & cocktail bar un Laguna Hills with annual sales of over $2.2 million. The business hours are from 3 pm-9 pm, so it is open only 6 hours a day. Sunday business hours are from 10-2PM (4 hours) only. The business open 5 and 1/2days a week. Closed on Mondays.
For sale is a nightclub with dining and dancing, located in a coastal area. It is approximately 6,000 sq. ft inside/outside. The rent is $37,000/month gross with a lease term of 2 years plus a 3-5 year option. There is a huge outside area (doubling its size). The owner will train.
For sale is a well-established long-term Mexican fast food restaurant with a drive-thru. It is a 100% absentee-run business with so much potential if the new owner gets involved and does all kinds of promotion & marketing. The current owner needs to retire ASAP due to health reasons.
This is a Del Taco famous franchise business opportunity with property for sale. The free-standing building with a drive facility is doing over $1.3 million plus business annually. The lot size is approximately 30,000 sq ft. It is the second leading brand in the fast-growing Mexican QSR category.
Mexican restaurant for sale in Carson, CA. Reason for selling is change of business. Located in very close proximity to Harbor, UCLA medical center and university. In prime location with high foot traffic at all times. Currently serving dishes with Halal meat. Lot of tourists, out of state and local
Free standing burger and Mexican food restaurant in Los Angeles County In California. Owner established For 31 years and currently running. Well-established restaurant with strong local clientele base. High visibility & street exposure, located on a major avenue and within a quick minute to 60 Freew
Mexican Restaurant dine in or take out location in business shopping center corner location good serves Mexican food tacos etc. full hot kitchen, hood system nice equipment nice decor. located on busy street next to burger king.
For an asset sale is a Mexican concept restaurant. It has an ABC 47 license. It has a low monthly rent of $7,500/month. The store size is 6,400 sq ft. with a seating capacity of 150. It is located in business plaza with plenty of parking. It would be easy to convert it to another concept.
For sale is a well-established Mexican restaurant located in very busy shopping center on major street Chapman Ave. Currently this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is possible for new owner change the menu concept to Chinese fast food, Vietnamese pho, Thai, or other type of food.
Located in the highly desirable and upscale Conejo Valley, this 2,750 square foot Mexican restaurant with a full ABC license has showcased Old World charm since 2014, while featuring bold flavors of authentic Mexican dishes with superior quality. A wide range of catering options help drive revenues.
An excellent market, complete with a Taqueria, is situated in the heart of a farming area and is currently available for sale. The establishment generates additional income through check cashing services. It enjoys significant popularity among the local farmers for its food offerings.
This restaurant has been operating in the same location for 35 years. Because it has been around for a long time, there are many regular customers and the income is stable. The current owner took over and was selling over $70,000 before the COVID-19 outbreak.
If you are looking for an easy-to-operate Mexican fast-food restaurant, look no further. The space is 2300 sf and the rent is just under $10k inc. NNN and it is fully absentee-run. This high-volume Mexican restaurant serves mouth-watering tacos, loaded fries, and specialty non-alcoholic beverages.
This is a large Mexican restaurant for sale in Mountain View tucked away from San Antonio shopping center and other busy areas. It is a free standing building serving coastal Mexican food with lots of seafood. The vibes inside are extremely authentic- Spanish spoken everywhere.
This is a Mexican meat market with a beer & wine license for sale. The store averages $110,000 a month in gross sales per seller. The seller already put in a full size kitchen with a hood system in the back. There is huge upside potential by utilizing the kitchen and creating a fast food restaurant.
This great Mexican restaurant is located in a nice, locally owned commercial center with ample parking. The restaurant offers a nice-sized dining area, compact kitchen, and several tables for outside seating. The commercial center sits on a busy thoroughfare.
For sale is a Mexican taco shop with Beer and wine license in Center of Hollywood blvd. It is in an excellent location of a super busy traffic area in the front of Hollywood travel bus stop station. It is more than 45 years old and the owner works 20 hours per week. It is semi-absentee run.
For sale is a beautifully built-out restaurant. The previous owner spent thousands of dollars on the remodel. The upgrades are impressive, showcasing high-quality workmanship. There is ample seating, offering an inviting feel upon entering the restaurant.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant that is located inside a major shopping center with a supermarket anchor. There is plenty of parking. It has a beer wine license and they have 4-star Yelp reviews. This is the local favorite place for authentic Mexican food and margaritas after work.
This one-of-a-kind establishment, located on a main boulevard, is one of Conejo Valley's most popular gathering spots. Spacious 4,000 square feet and quickly growing revenue. The menu offers only the freshest ingredients for their popular burritos, tacos, salads, tostadas, nachos, and more.
This Venice Beach cafe is the gourmet fusion of premium seafood, prime cuts of choice meat, and the most creative vegan/vegetarian/low-carb combinations, all made fresh to order with in-house fresh-made ingredients. Located directly on the Venice Beach Boardwalk.
This Mexican restaurant serves all the classics -- quesadillas, burritos, sopes, mulitas, and tortas for lunch and dinner. It's in a very good location: a small strip center (only 5-6 stores) with name-brand franchise tenants, directly facing several recently built apartment complexes.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant in nice shopping center. This beautiful-looking restaurant has low rent and long lease. It closes on Mondays. It was established in 1968. The owner remodeled the corner location a year ago and it has lots of parking. It is off the 605 freeway.
For sale is a Mexican grill & cocktail bar un Laguna Hills with annual sales of over $2.2 million. The business hours are from 3 pm-9 pm, so it is open only 6 hours a day. Sunday business hours are from 10-2PM (4 hours) only. The business open 5 and 1/2days a week. Closed on Mondays.
For sale is a Mexican restaurant. It is an asset sale - no financial statement is available. This is a stand-alone building and shares parking with the business next door. The size of the building is 1,500 sq. ft and the rent is $3,100/m. There is a walk-in cooler and 8 feet hood.
Free standing burger and Mexican food restaurant in Los Angeles County In California. Owner established For 31 years and currently running. Well-established restaurant with strong local clientele base. High visibility & street exposure, located on a major avenue and within a quick minute to 60 Freew
Mexican restaurant for sale in Carson, CA. Reason for selling is change of business. Located in very close proximity to Harbor, UCLA medical center and university. In prime location with high foot traffic at all times. Currently serving dishes with Halal meat. Lot of tourists, out of state and local
This profitable Mexican street food haven is located in the heart of the downtown heritage district, surrounded by retail shops and enjoying high visibility. The fully equipped space, currently operating for takeout and delivery with the kitchen, office, or catering staging area, is 1,000 square ft.
Located in San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles is this long-established restaurant under current ownership for decades. This Mexican restaurant with its full bar and large patio offers its patrons authentic traditional cuisine and a great hospitality experience in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Established in 2007, with a consistent owner-operator, this upscale liquor store, strategically located, offers a variety of hot food and deli sandwiches. Operating under the same ownership since its inception, the business boasts impressive financials and substantial profitability.
A taco restaurant, boasting a straightforward menu and effortless operation, is now available for sale. With absentee management in place, the establishment occupies a store space of 1000 square feet, offering a manageable rent $2,300 inclusive of NNN expenses. Excellent location. Direct parkings.
This beloved Mexican restaurant and cantina holds a storied legacy of serving fresh Mexican-seafood flavors and classic umbrella drinks. It has been a community mainstay for over 30 years and is now seeking a motivated new owner.
This is a high-volume end-cap location in a shopping center anchored by the grocery store. Baja Fresh Mexican Grill opened its first restaurant in 1990 featuring all-fresh, traditional fire-grilled favorites, with handmade and farm-fresh ingredients. Today, Baja Fresh is owned by Kahala Brands.
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).
Extremely attractive Mexican family restaurant with full liquor and a community favorite for over 40 years! Offering an incredible lease through 2042, with only 2% annual increases every five years. An expansive remodel was completed in 2022 with new equipment, flooring, new lighting & much more!
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