Restaurants for Sale in Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Rancho Cucamonga, California
Restaurants & Food
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Rancho Cucamonga, California
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Rancho Cucamonga, California
Fried Chicken & More
$ 149,000
Asset Sale. Great location in the famous community shopping center. Its size is about 1,970 sqft and its rent is about $10,750 including NNN. Beer/Wine License. Newly Remodeled Store with long hood, walk-in cooler & freezer, and grease interceptor. The buyer can convert it to other menu with the landlord's approval. 'All information was deemed to be from reliable sources or the seller but is not guaranteed.'
Rancho Cucamonga, California
Market Sushi
$ 40,000
CF : $ 84,348
Market Sushi Business for Sale Inside a Large Supermarket This sushi business is located inside a high-traffic large supermarket, generating consistent customer flow on both weekdays and weekends. Due to the nature of the market location, demand is stable and overall sales performance remains relatively consistent. Currently, there is one employee working four days per week at a daily wage of $150. The current owner also operates the business four days per week. The reason for sale is to take a personal break. This business is suitable for an owner-operator looking for a full-time operation.
Rancho Cucamonga, California
Brunch CAFE
$ 50,000
Located in the heart of Rancho Cucamonga, a city in sunny San Bernardino County, California, this beloved Brunch Café is up for sale. Offering a unique opportunity to own a bustling bistro in a prime location, this business is an asset sale that comes with the added benefit of a Beer & Wine License - a rare find in the restaurant industry. Renowned for its delicious brunch offerings, the café enjoys high foot traffic and a loyal customer base, contributing to its consistent revenue stream. With an asking price of $50,000, this business presents an excellent investment opportunity for those lo
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Buy or Sell a Restaurant in California
Restaurant and food businesses are some of the most popular and reliable categories on BizBen. Whether you're looking to buy your first café or sell an established dining spot, understanding the local California market can make all the difference. BizBen provides real-time insights from thousands of active restaurant for sale listings across California. Our data below encompasses a range of businesses from fast food restaurants to franchise restaurants to bars for sale. By reviewing asking prices, cash flow, and location trends, buyers and sellers can better compare opportunities and make more informed decisions in one of California's most popular business-for-sale sectors.
Market Snapshot
- Number of Businesses - 3 listings
- Average Asking Price - $79,667
- Average Revenue - $375,444
- Average Cash Flow - $84,348
Top Metro Areas for Restaurant Ownership
- Los Angeles & Orange County: High population density, strong year-round tourism and dining demand
- San Francisco Bay Area: High household incomes and premium dining preferences
- Sacramento & Central Valley: More affordable rents, growing suburban populations, and rising food-service consumption
- San Diego: Tourist and student markets sustain steady traffic and diversified dining formats
Why Invest in a Restaurant?
- Strong demand, especially in high-traffic markets and tourist destinations
- Opportunities for owner-operators to scale or convert absentee models
- Multiple paths to revenue: full-service, quick-service, franchise, delivery/take-out
- California's large and diverse consumer base offers resilience across economic cycles
Whether you're a first-time buyer or an investor adding another location, restaurants in California deliver consistent potential for growth and return when properly maintained, marketed, and located.
Selling Your California Restaurant?
Thinking about selling your restaurant? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and experienced restaurant brokers statewide who understand valuations, leases, and operational complexities.
FAQs
How many restaurant businesses are currently listed for sale in California?
At present, there are 3 listings in the restaurant & food category across California.
Are restaurants still profitable?
Yes. While specific margins vary depending on many variables (location, size, category), well-managed restaurants in high-demand markets remain attractive business investments.
Can I finance a purchase?
Yes. Buyers frequently leverage SBA or conventional loans, work with business brokers who offer seller financing, or deploy owner-operator models to maximize value.
Which California cities have the most restaurant listings?
Most active listings tend to be concentrated in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento, with additional opportunities across Orange County and the Central Valley.
Does the lease transfer when I buy a California restaurant?
Not automatically. Almost every commercial lease requires the landlord's written consent to an assignment, and that consent is where restaurant deals most often stall or die. Read the assignment clause before anything else: some landlords use the change of hands to reset the rent or shorten the term. Check the remaining term and every option to renew — a restaurant with two years left is worth far less than the equipment and goodwill suggest, because you may be rebuilding the fit-out somewhere else. Expect the landlord to want your financials and restaurant experience, and start that conversation early rather than at the end of escrow.
How does the ABC licence work when buying a restaurant?
A California alcohol licence is transferred through the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, not handed over with the keys, and the transfer runs through escrow with a posting and objection period. Budget 60 to 120 days. The type matters: a Type 47 (full liquor, on-sale general) is restricted by county quota and can be worth six figures on its own in Los Angeles or San Francisco, while a Type 41 (beer and wine) is far cheaper and easier to obtain. Confirm the licence is in good standing with no pending disciplinary action before you agree a price, because a suspended or conditioned licence changes what you are buying.
Whether buying, investing, or selling, California's restaurant market remains active, competitive, and driven by a large consumer base. Explore the current opportunities on BizBen.com to find your next restaurant business investment.