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Posting: 291509 | Available | 6/14/25
[PRICE DROP] Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. restaurant in Garden Grove. Currently a Korean-style bar generating approx. $45,000/month. Includes ABC license, low rent, new freezer, free parking. Diverse clientele. Employee-operated. Great opportunity for investment or rebranding.
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$198,000
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Posting: 290278 | Available | 6/10/25
Price Reduced!! Quick serve Restaurant currently serving Mediterranean menu. Keep the same or similar concept or bring your own. Large Bristol Farms Shopping Center also anchored by a major Movie Theater chain. This busy upscale shopping center located in upper income neighborhood of Yorba Linda.
Asking Price
$195,000
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$69,193
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$542,537
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Posting: 293160 | Available | 6/10/25
Founded in 2011, this drink mix distributor sells proprietary packaged drink mixes to over 1,000 restaurants, coffee houses, and other distributors. The company utilizes a co-packer to prepare and package the mixes, delivering to the company facility for shipping to customers.
Asking Price
$385,000
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$270,000
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$2,800,000
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Posting: 275102 | Available | 6/9/25
Japanese Teppan Table Grills, Sushi Bar, Cocktail Bar! Very popular destination Restaurant attracts customers from near and far. Very entertaining Teppan Chefs grill Japanese favorites while customers sip on Cocktails. Lively Sushi and Cocktail Bars have large capacity.
Asking Price
$790,000
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$166,263
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$605,690
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Posting: 290478 | Available | 6/10/25
Established in 2017, this niche professional services firm has built a strong reputation for its expertise, client-focused approach, and high-quality service. Serving a diverse clientele including individual private clients, brokers, legal professionals, and financial institutions.
Asking Price
$400,000
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$770,691
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$5,553,176
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Posting: 284830 | Available | 6/9/25
This business is a leader in the catering industry, comprised of multiple divisions with recurring revenues and is poised for further growth in multiple areas in the hands of the right new owner. The business is brand-recognized with a well-established reputation and long-standing community.
Asking Price
$3,388,000
Total Investment
$99,000
Min Liquid Cash
$50,000
Net Worth
$250,000
Posting: 290574 | Available | 6/12/25
Griswold Home Care provides in-home care for seniors, adults with disabilities, living alone, recovering No brand has a history like Griswold Home Care, and no brand has a brighter future ahead of them. Griswold Home Care continues to set the standard for care and compassion!
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$49,000
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$144,000
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$692,000
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Posting: 261025 | Available | 5/5/25
This is an absentee-run coffee shop at an excellent corner location. They have a stable income and it is near Balboa Pier, Newport Beach. The absentee owner works 5-12 hours per week. 4+5 year long-term lease. They've had the current owner for 6 years. It is an easy operation. Rare opportunity.
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$590,000
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$400,000
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$500,000
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Posting: 282879 | Available | 9/16/23
For sale is a california roll and udon shop that is easy to run. The current owner has moved to a bigger restaurant for more sales. It is easy to learn how to cook and control the business. The owner can get an SBA loan too.
Asking Price
$299,000
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$286,558
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$1,574,974
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Posting: 292766 | Available | 5/13/25
Drive Thru Burger Joint with good location, good sales and very good profit. The Restaurant is run semi absentee and needs nothing to continue bringing the cash. Easy operation.
Asking Price
$949,000
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$120,000
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$452,000
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Posting: 290133 | Available | 4/23/25
An SBA loan is possible for qualified buyers. A Japanese sushi and rolls restaurant in Dana Point is for sale. The monthly rent is $2,740, including CAM charges, with a remaining lease term of 8 years and 6 months. The approximate monthly net income is $10,000.
Asking Price
$239,900
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$270,000
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$1,340,000
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Posting: 291452 | Available | 4/6/25
Step into a piece of Costa Mesa history with this renowned bakery, serving the community for nearly 48 years. Located in a prime, high-traffic area, the bakery has a sterling reputation for custom cakes, gourmet cupcakes, and a wide array of pastries, making it a beloved destination for locals.
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$625,000
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Posting: 290801 | Available | 2/24/25
This well-established business specializes in the supply of trophies, promotional gift items, custom banners, and business cards to both corporate clients and individual customers, with a reputation for high-quality craftsmanship and reliable service.
Asking Price
$85,000
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$2,500,000
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Posting: 289360 | Available | 3/19/25
This Southern California-based auto Shop business is a California Sole Proprietorship that has been in operation since 1999, under ownership of the founder. Located in Orange County
Asking Price
$2,700,000
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$120,000
Revenue
$450,000
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Posting: 268565 | Available | 6/28/21
Same owner operating 30 years. Very Busy major Street. Open M to F, 9-5 only. If new owner extend working hours earns more. Monthly gross $35,000-40,000, Owner + 3 employees. Well established business & major street plus office building. Owner Retire.
Asking Price
$200,000
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$354,105
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Posting: 292750 | Available | 5/13/25
Asian Restaurant with great food & 5 Star reviews. The restaurant is located in a shopping center is Surrounded by a Lot of Offices & Businesses with great daytime employees and residential neighborhoods. It is a turn-key operation equipped with Hood, Walk-in Cooler & Walk-in Freezer; it is 1188 sf.
Asking Price
$59,000
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$120,000
Revenue
$485,000
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Posting: 290291 | Available | 5/5/25
For sale is a Chinese restaurant located in Orange County in a prime location, complete with an alcohol license. The store size is 2,000 square feet, offering a good space for a Japanese sushi restaurant or a Korean soon tofu restaurant.
Asking Price
$168,000
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$213,000
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$900,000
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Posting: 274977 | Available | 10/13/22
The owner works less than 20 hours a week. Located in the Costco shopping centre surrounded by many offices and warehouses. 16 years with the current owner. Close to 1 M Sales.
Asking Price
$490,000
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$150,000
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$650,000
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Posting: 293004 | Available | 6/3/25
Pizza Restaurant with nice size patio and kitchen in a good area with a lot of potential. Its located in San Clemente close to the beach.
Asking Price
$270,000
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$65,000
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$270,000
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Posting: 276565 | Available | 9/28/22
This is in presentation of a well-established high-performance gear and bag Company for First Responders - Fire, Police and EMS professionals. The strongly established foundation is being sold due to changes and personal circumstances with strong profit margins with a steady and repeatable process.
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$100,300
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$936,001
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Posting: 290480 | Available | 2/4/25
This beautifully built, non-franchise burger restaurant is ideally located in a bustling area of Orange, with 2024 revenue around $900k. This turnkey opportunity is perfect for restaurant owners seeking a highly desirable location with a strong existing business. Beer and wine license ABC41
Asking Price
$249,000
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$1,500,000
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Posting: 288044 | Available | 8/16/24
This Japanese restaurant, located in a shopping center in a newly developed area of Orange County, is for sale and includes a Beer and Wine license. The owner has been operating the business in the same location for 17 years.
Asking Price
$890,000
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$93,600
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$360,000
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Posting: 292937 | Available | 5/27/25
6 day open Sandwich shop in Irvine for sale. Monthly rent only $1,800 plus NNN($1,000). Landlord isn't Irvine Company. 31 years same owners. Sellers want to retire. Good place for korean fried chicken and K food franchise. Located offices and luxury apartments. Nearby orange county airport.
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$238,000
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Posting: 281262 | Available | 12/19/24
For sale is a great mom-and-pop-run dry cleaner located in a major shopping center. Are you the one looking for something to break away from the 9 to 5 job and be ready to own your own business? This dry cleaner will be a great opportunity.
Asking Price
$50,000
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$180,000
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$1,276,578
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Posting: 277594 | Available | 9/28/23
This restaurant and nightclub are centrally located in the heart of Fullerton's highly popular entertainment corridor. The venue boasts an occupancy of over 540, which is reported to be the highest of any bar or nightclub in the area.
Asking Price
$595,000
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$314,895
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$748,375
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Posting: 289535 | Available | 1/21/25
For sale is a high-volume dry-cleaning plant in a fantastic location near multi-million-dollar homes. The business faces no competition, has a huge profit margin, and offers plenty of parking. There is also room to raise prices.
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$995,000
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Posting: 285762 | Available | 6/3/25
For sale is a fast-food hamburger restaurant at the best location in OC. This restaurant is surrounded by middle-class residential properties with so many well-known companies. This is a single independent burger restaurant with no delivery sales.
Asking Price
$235,000
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$425,000
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Posting: 292330 | Available | 4/19/25
Fully equipped, turn-key established business and ready to go. You can choose to renew the franchise contract or continue as an independent business owner.
Asking Price
$229,000
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