This is a 900 sq ft. Fully equipped specialty Rolled Ice Cream parlor located on a prime retail location in a popular Shopping plaza with many other anchor stores and several restaurants and eatery places nearby. This is an independently operated Business.
The Seating is 25+ and few small tables outside the store. The rent is $2598.00. The lease is expire 2023. Seller claims the annual gross $100,000 there is a small office/storage room at the back. Business serves a variety of Rolled ice cream and Milkshakes with different flavors and Topping with 4 part time employees. Watch them make the rolled Ice Cream in front of your eyes.
The store has 5 star reviews on Google, and has potential for growth and expansion. They have great customer service and kids friendly atmosphere. Hours of operation are 7 days per week from 12:00pm to 9:00pm.Offers Door Dash, Uber Eats and Online ordering.
To get more information about this Specialty Rolled Ice Cream Parlor - Fully Equipped business for sale in
San Francisco Bay Area please phone Nima Sadati (Agent - BRE License #:01358748) at 925-787-2094 Cell and 925-787-2094 Text - if you get
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business for sale. Thank you. License # 01358748. Liberty Business Advisors.
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Popular family owned neighborhood restaurant located in the inner sunset of San Francisco. Current hours of operation are Tuesday Thru Sunday (5pm-9pm). Current hours of operation are Tuesday Thru Sunday (5pm-9pm). Lease expires 2026 with 1 x 5 years option. Restaurant has Type 41 license which is included with asking price. Occupancy approximately 36 seats. Rent is $4,550 per month. Lease expires 2026 with 1 x 5 years option. There is 4 x big Coolers, 2 x Small Coolers, 2 x Big Stove, 1 x Oven. 
