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Posting: 282398 | Available | 8/24/23
This is an upscale liquor store with a wine bar and tasting area in Orange County for sale. They have a full kitchen with a hot grill. It is absentee-run. They have a long-term lease for 6 plus 10 years and clean financial records. They serve excellent private wine parties starting at $2,000.
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$498,000
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Posting: 284682 | Available | 1/15/24
For sale is a fully-equipped brewery, kitchen, and bar in the Old Town Torrance area. Type 23 ABC license. You can brew your own beer here to sell wholesale nationwide or sell it on-site in the restaurant and bar. There's a stage in the bar and dining area for live music & patio dining is included.
Asking Price
$550,000
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Posting: 285094 | Available | 2/9/24
This is a turnkey wine bar and bottle shop business for Sale! Situated in a prime location adjacent to San Diego Bay and Seaport Village, this unique establishment has been serving patrons since July 2022. Nestled within a bustling shopping center alongside renowned brands.
Asking Price
$139,000
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$80,000
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$200,000
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Posting: 285067 | Available | 4/15/24
For sale in downtown Palm Springs, Jalama Wine is a winery and a wine-tasting shop with a winegrowers type 2 license. The type 2 license expands a winegrower's privileges by allowing the sale of wine by the bottle or glass in a separate location away from the winery.
Asking Price
$215,000
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Posting: 282880 | Available | 1/29/24
The first location opened in Oakland in 2014, and since then Bay Grape has been recognized as one of the most community-oriented hybrid wine retail concepts in the country, featuring a global selection of small-production, sustainability-focused wines. The second shop opened in Napa in 2021.
Asking Price
$500,000
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Posting: 282398 | Available | 8/24/23
This is an upscale liquor store with a wine bar and tasting area in Orange County for sale. They have a full kitchen with a hot grill. It is absentee-run. They have a long-term lease for 6 plus 10 years and clean financial records. They serve excellent private wine parties starting at $2,000.
Asking Price
$498,000
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$200,000
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$900,000
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Posting: 284811 | Available | 3/29/24
This is a high volume pizza parlor with ABC 41 beer on tap & wine bar. There are lots of flat screen TVs, active arcade produces good extra income. There are 10 quality employees with owner working very limited part time. It is in a prime location, upscale neighborhood.
Asking Price
$450,000
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Posting: 285132 | Available | 2/13/24
Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to own a hard cider/wine manufacturing plant with an ancillary tasting area. Located in central San Diego this tasting room is street visible with a large Boulevard sign included surrounded by several businesses and apartment complexes.
Asking Price
$150,000
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Posting: 284646 | Available | 1/11/24
This is an opportunity for a wine professional. Discover the urban wine culture in San Francisco. Nestled in the heart of San Francisco, this neighborhood wine bar boasts a loyal and vibrant customer base. Located on a main thoroughfare, you will enjoy much traffic up and down the street.
Asking Price
$109,000
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Posting: 281823 | Available | 3/5/24
A nice modern wine shop is now available! It is a corner location in a well-established and affluent neighborhood in Cole Valley, this market has great potential! Also to mention the knowledgeable staff and the wide selections of their rare vintage and quality wines & spirits.
Asking Price
$250,000
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Posting: 285345 | Available | 2/24/24
Currently housing a mini Italian food & wine market,this business operates solely on Saturdays from 11am to 4pm, generating an average of $2,000 in sales each Saturday. The market predominantly offers prepackaged food, constituting 75% of its offerings, alongside 25% wine selections.Last Sat $4,928.
Asking Price
$60,000
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Posting: 283691 | Available | 11/4/23
This is a fantastic opportunity to take over this great new restaurant that is located right in the heart of busy, downtown Santa Rosa CA. The beautifully appointed restaurant in the downtown core features a tin ceiling, a richly decorated bar, and a parklet for outdoor patio seating.
Asking Price
$75,000
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Posting: 281586 | In Escrow | 2/20/24
This highly regarded tasting room boasts a rich history and loyal customer base, offering an exquisite and diverse selection of award-winning wines that are carefully curated to cater to different palates and preferences. The tasting room provides an exceptional experience for its visitors.
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$289,000
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Posting: 283195 | Available | 3/12/24
This is a fantastic wine bar w/ bites location with a newly zoned patio for sale in the heart of Oakland's city hall plaza. The well-designed wine bar-bistro style space resides within this stunning historic triangular building at 102 Frank Ogawa Plaza.
Asking Price
$178,000
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Posting: 285093 | Available | 4/9/24
For sale is a thriving turnkey operation providing an enticing entry into California's esteemed wine community. With a $150,000 build-out completed in 2020, this establishment boasts a welcoming ambiance and top-notch amenities, including all furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
Asking Price
$249,000
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Posting: 283507 | Available | 4/10/24
For sale is a restaurant in one of the most desirable cities in South Bay and growing fast, as there are not many spaces are left for restaurants. This is an excellent location with a patio but the name & concept will not be included. Take over an existing business and be open in 30-45 days.
Asking Price
$218,000
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$105,000
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Posting: 283862 | Available | 11/15/23
The winery breaks the cultural norms around wine and winemaking. Inspired by the casual everyday celebrations that foster connection, the wines are meant to be enjoyed by everyone. The owners/founders, women of color, follow their customers' guidance when building their brand.
Asking Price
$2,000,000
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$12,000
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$12,000
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Posting: 283087 | Available | 11/14/23
This West Hollywood bar and grill, which has been a perennial hot spot for nearly 15 years, boasts stellar street visibility, an ideal outdoor patio, entertainment and its own onsite parking lot.
Asking Price
$1,300,000
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Posting: 281775 | Available | 2/8/24
This Santa Ana restaurant and bar is located in the heart of its popular historic district. The venue boasts a versatile layout in a prime location with liquor, sidewalk seating, convenient access, and stellar street visibility.
Asking Price
$299,000
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Posting: 286150 | Available | 4/16/24
This location in Orange County Beach City is desirable. There is a very good-looking beer and wine bar in a desirable area. It is super clean and every inch of the interior, from the ceiling to the floor, is attractive. It features 16 taps, a walk-in cooler, and a large bar seating capacity.
Asking Price
$425,000
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Posting: 284323 | Available | 12/15/23
Introducing an incredible opportunity to own a sophisticated wine bar and cafe in the heart of an urban San Diego neighborhood. This gem boasts a spacious, hoodless kitchen ready to delight patrons with brunch, lunch and light dinner creations. The coffee and wine bar set up is perfectly curated.
Asking Price
$155,000
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Posting: 283342 | Available | 3/8/24
For sale is a restaurant and bar located in one of the most sought-after locations in Orange County. It has a beautiful build-out. The business has a full ABC 47 liquor license. Current management is in place and includes a general manager, chef or kitchen manager, and assistant manager.
Asking Price
$1,375,000
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