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High-Volume Well-Established Clean Juice Franchise Tampa, FL - Hyde Park Village! "A Vibrant Lifestyle Destination Spanning Over 270,000 SqFt & 6 City Blocks Featuring High-End Retailers, Boutiques, Dining, Community Experiences" A popular juice bar that specializes in freshly made juices, smoothies, acai bowls and cold-pressed juice cleanses. Along with healthy and delicious small bites including toasts, sandwiches and wraps. All made with organic, high-quality ingredients. They also offer vegan, gluten-free and custom options. Plus, a kid’s menu and seasonal items. Clean food for the whole family! A well-established location for over 6 years. Simple operation - counter service. Dine-in or out, carryout, pickup and 3rd party delivery, plus catering. Online ordering also available. Plus, an app rewards program. Features a modern design that attracts customers and enhances the in-store experience. Its appealing layout offers both indoor and outdoor seating, creating an inviting atmosphere for dine-in customers, while its quick-service model is also perfect for on-the-go orders. Prime retail space in Hyde Park Village, a vibrant lifestyle destination that combines historic charm with modern appeal. Perfectly situated in the heart of the historic Hyde Park district, the village spans over 270,000 sqft and 6 city blocks. It features a blend of high-end retailers, boutiques, dining and community experiences. Known for its European-inspired architecture, brick pathways and a canopy of oak trees, creating a warm & inviting outdoor shopping and dining atmosphere. Other key tenants include high-profile brands like Anthropologie, Gorjana, Kendra Scott, Lululemon, Peter Millar, Veronica Beard, Zimmermann and more. Along with unique dining experiences at Bartaco, Bouzy, Forbici, Jekyll, Meat Market, RO and much more. This mix of local favorites and global names ensures a diverse appeal for both residents and tourists alike. The center is also home to Hyde House Public Studio, an event and coworking space and Palihouse, a boutique hotel adding to the lifestyle-driven ecosystem of the area. What sets Hyde Park Village apart is its emphasis on creating community-focused events and experiences. These include farmers’ markets, outdoor fitness classes, outdoor movie nights and live music performances. The village's dynamic atmosphere balances Tampa’s historical roots with a fresh, contemporary energy, making it a standout location in the region! Feel free to stop by the location as a customer first. This is a HIGHLY confidential listing, DO NOT talk to any owners, employees or patrons. If interested, please email Nicole Rayborn at [email protected] or call 208-967-0748 for more information. Showings by appointment only outside of business hours.
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Established and well-known coffee and juice bar located in a prime Fort Lauderdale , Florida location. Operating successfully for 6 years, this business has built a strong local following with a consistent customer base and solid online presence. The café offers a diverse menu including coffee, fresh-pressed juices, smoothies, breakfast, and lunch options, all centered around fresh, made-to-order products. The business benefits from online ordering, pickup, and delivery, making it convenient and accessible for customers. Currently generating approximately $30,000 per month in gross revenue with an estimated $6,000 in seller’s discretionary earnings, the business is absentee-owned, creating a strong opportunity for a hands-on operator to step in and increase profitability. This is a turnkey operation with established branding, systems, and a proven concept in a high-visibility area. Ideal for an owner-operator, investor, or someone looking to enter the food and beverage space with an existing foundation. The real estate is not included in the asking price but may be available separately, presenting an additional upside opportunity for a buyer looking to control the location long-term. Serious inquiries only. NDA required for additional details.
National transaction benchmarks for juice bar businesses.
Under $500K
$500K to $2M
A variety of factors can cause businesses to trade outside this range, including earnings quality, operational transferability, key-person risk, growth trajectory, and geography, so a listing priced above or below the typical multiple usually reflects real differences in the underlying business.
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Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating juice bar acquisitions.
A juice bar lives on walk-by and walk-in traffic, so its position, visibility, and neighborhood determine its sales. A great concept in a weak location will struggle no matter how good the product is. Study the foot traffic, the surrounding businesses and demographics, and how dependent sales are on a particular spot, because in this format the real estate is much of the business.
Fresh fruit and vegetables spoil quickly, so a juice bar's profitability hinges on tight purchasing and low waste. Sloppy inventory management quietly destroys already-thin margins. Look at the cost of goods sold, the spoilage and waste figures, and how the operator forecasts and orders, since disciplined buying is often the difference between a profitable shop and a struggling one.
Many juice bars operate under franchise brands that bring recognition and systems but charge royalties and fees, while independents keep all the margin and all the marketing burden. Each model has trade-offs that affect both profit and transferability. Determine which you are buying, and for a franchise, read the agreement for royalty rates, renewal, and transfer-approval requirements before assuming the economics.
Juice bars run on hourly staff across long retail hours, and labor is one of the largest controllable costs. Owner involvement, scheduling, and turnover all affect profitability. Understand the staffing model, what the owner personally contributes, and the labor cost as a share of sales, so you can see whether the reported earnings rely on the owner working the counter for free.
Food-service space requires plumbing, equipment, and code compliance, and the lease is typically the largest fixed commitment. Equipment failures and an unfavorable or short lease can undermine an otherwise healthy shop. Confirm the lease term, rent, and transferability, inspect the equipment condition, and verify the space meets health and building codes before you value the business.
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