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Miscellaneous Restaurant & Bars
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Boba Shop

San Francisco County, CA, US

$6K/Month Net Income Thriving Boba Tea Business in Prime Location Step into ownership of this boba shop, a beloved and well-established boba tea store located in a high-traffic shopping center in Contra Costa County. With its inviting atmosphere, loyal customer base, and strong monthly revenue, this business offers a fantastic opportunity for both first-time entrepreneurs and experienced operators. Key Highlights: Asking Price: $250,000 Gross Monthly Revenue: ~$60,000 Low Base Rent: $5,644.25/month + NNN of $2,410 Lease Terms: 2 years remaining with renewal options Employees: 2 full-time, 2 part-time Operating Hours: Monday–Friday, 10AM to 9PM Reason for Sale: Seller is moving Included in Sale: All business assets Training provided by seller for 2 weeks at 20 hours/week (Included in the sale) Established branding, fixtures, and customer base The business operates in a clean, fully built-out space with ample parking and visibility. Perfect for an owner-operator or investor looking for a turnkey boba shop with growth potential. Don’t miss your chance to own a profitable business in a great community. Reach out today for more information or to schedule a showing. Ad#:2355124

$250,000
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Miscellaneous Restaurant & Bars
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Restaurant with Grocery and Meat Market

Sacramento County, CA, US

This 1800 SQ Turn key Restaurant with Grocery and Meat Market, with only $5300 NNN rent, Located in a No-competition area with high growth potential in a busy road. Operating: Over 5 years with a very stable and 90% returning customer base. Fully equipped: Includes all equipment, supplies, and materials for seamless operations. Staff & manager included: Ready to help you continue the business smoothly. base on tax return over a $500k in Gross sale and $350 k gross profits. Owner claims gross monthly income of $45 k and $14 k in net montly profit

$286,000
$500,000Revenue
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Franchise Sandwhich Shop Stanislaus County

Fresno County, CA, US

A very profitable SUBWAY Franchise business located in a Prime Location in a very busy Shopping Center in Stanislaus County! The restaurant is extremely busy and serves very delicious Menus! It currently operates seven days a week (Monday through Sunday) 8:00 a.m - 9:30 p.m. Number of Employees: Six. The business generates about $40,000 monthly and about $480,000 in gross sales annually. The Monthly Lease is $5,400 NNN. Years Remaining on the Lease is Five years with a Renewal Option. ASKING PRICE: $315,000. The Inventory is not part of the Asking Price but it is negotiable. Training will be provided for the new Owner and his Employees. Sellers are very motivated. Please DO NOT ask Employees any questions regarding the sale.

$315,000
$480,000Revenue
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Other Restaurants & Food

Kabob Restaurant

Sacramento County, CA, US

This is a well-established, turnkey casual eatery specializing in Afghan, Pakistani, and Indian cuisine, including halal options. Conveniently located in a high-traffic plaza with ample parking, the restaurant has quickly gained traction since its opening in May 2024, achieving a gross income of $118,596.55 to date, with revenues continuing to grow daily. The business has successfully utilized delivery platforms like Door Dash and Uber Eats, along with catering services and social media advertising, to expand its customer base. The facility spans 3,984 square feet and is fully equipped with a Type 1 and Type 2 hood system, a walk-in cooler, and a freezer. The current lease terms are favorable, with a monthly rent of $5,902 and an additional NNN charge of $1,912, which covers garbage, water, sewage, common area maintenance, and security. This is an ideal opportunity for a buyer looking to acquire a thriving restaurant in a busy location, supported by a solid infrastructure and consistent revenue streams. The current partners are transitioning to pursue other opportunities, making this an excellent investment for someone ready to take over and grow an already successful operation.

$185,000
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Coffee Shops & Cafes

Boba Shop

Placer County, CA, US

Turnkey Remodeled Teahouse with Full Kitchen – Ready for a New Owner This beautifully remodeled, serene teahouse is a turnkey opportunity, ready to be transformed into any restaurant concept. Spanning 1,620 square feet, it features a fully equipped, spacious kitchen with a large walk-in cooler and freezer. The current owner has invested significantly in high-quality kitchen equipment and upgrades, making it a seamless transition for the next operator. Key Details: -Monthly Rent: $4,700 (includes NNN). -Location: Conveniently situated in a plaza with ample parking, close to homes, schools, and other businesses. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to step into a fully set-up and functional restaurant space.

$175,000
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Pizza Restaurants

Pizza Restaurant in Great Area

Walnut Creek, Contra Costa County, CA, US

This is a fantastic, clean and Cozy 950 sq ft absentee owner pizza restaurant is situated in the prestigious city of Contra Costa. Boasting a gorgeous and welcoming atmosphere, this restaurant is a true gem. It features a type two hoods, walk-in cooler, freezer, and seating for 15 inside and 10 outside. Currently the rent is $3800 but it will be increased with the new buyer and will be a new lease. The current owner has lovingly owned and operated this restaurant for 20 years. Regrettably, due to health issues preventing further work, he has made the difficult decision to sell. The restaurant currently employs 2 full-time and 1 part-time staff members. This is a great business for the owner. Seller claims gross income of $264,000/ For more information, please contact the agent, Nima Sadati, DRE # 01358748, at 925-787-2094.Seller claims gross income of $264,000/ For more information, please contact the agent, Nima Sadati, DRE # 01358748, at 925-787-2094.

$199,000
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Pizza Restaurants

Low Rent and Good Income Pizza Restaurant

Alameda County, CA, US

This is an owner-operated, 1,200 sq. ft. restaurant located in a strip mall. The owner has just completed a remodel, making it look very modern and cozy. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a very low rent of $3,500 per month (including NNN, water, and garbage). The lease expires in 4 years, with two 5-year renewal options. The restaurant has seating for 39 and is open 7 days a week. The seller claims a gross sale of $204,000 per year, with a net income of $72,000. There is one part-time employee. The restaurant serves a variety of pizzas, chicken wings, salads, and hot dogs. For more information, please contact Agent.

$170,000
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$84,000Cash Flow
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Pizza Restaurants
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Low Rent and Great Location Pizza & Kabob House

Alameda County, CA, US

This thriving pizza restaurant is located in the bustling heart of Alameda County, presenting a fantastic opportunity to own a business in a prime location. The seller reports an annual gross income of $360,000 and a net income of $144,000, with a seating capacity of 38 guests. Monthly rent is $3,013, and the lease has 3 years. Currently the restaurant serve pizza and middle eastern food. This is an owner-operated business, currently has one employee and a payroll of $2,700. For more information, Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a profitable restaurant in one of the area's vibrant cities! please contact the agent. Listing Agent

$185,000
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$144,000Cash Flow
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Other Restaurants & Food

Restaurant with a high net income with great location

San Francisco County, CA, US

This restaurant sounds like it has a lot of potential! Currently they serve pizza and pasta and other delicious Italian food. The restaurant serves Pizza and pasta. It’s located in a high-traffic area of a prestigious Contra Costa County city. With an indoor seating capacity of 49 and a smaller outdoor area for four, it provides a cozy atmosphere and is ideal for creating an intimate dining experience. Here are some key points to consider based on the details you shared: Space and Layout: At 1,980 sq ft, it's a mid-sized restaurant, which seems manageable for staff and operations. Rent and Lease: The $6,200 monthly rent, including NNN. The lease term until 2026 with a 5-year option. Sales and Profitability: Seller claims the annual gross revenue at $636,000/ and a net of $144,000, Beer and Wine License: This is a valuable asset for a restaurant, as it often enhances customer experience and revenue potential, especially in a cozy, upscale setting. This seems like a solid opportunity for the right buyer. For more information Call Agent

$199,000
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$144,000Cash Flow
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Other Restaurants & Food

Great restaurant ,Good income and great location

Alameda County, CA, US

This 2,500 sq. ft. restaurant is situated in a busy shopping center, surrounded by thriving businesses and residential neighborhoods. The space offers a bright, inviting atmosphere with a friendly design and a full kitchen featuring two hoods and a salad bar. It has a 5 full time and 2 part time employees. Seating: Inside seating for 88; outside seating for 10-15. Amenities: Two bathrooms. Lease Terms: Lease expires in 2027 with two 5-year renewal options. Rent: $8,980/month (includes NNN). Gross Income: Seller claims $612,000 annually. Additional Info: The restaurant name is not included in the purchase price. For more details, contact: Nima Sadat, Agent

$150,000
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Market Snapshot

National transaction benchmarks for restaurant and food business businesses.

Under $500K

Median revenue$456k
Median cash flow$80k
Median sale price$130k
Multiple range1.2x - 2.5x

$500K to $2M

Median revenue$1.50m
Median cash flow$276k
Median sale price$750k
Multiple range2.1x - 3.5x

Over $2M

Median revenue$4.27m
Median cash flow$1.03m
Median sale price$3.20m
Multiple range2.7x - 4.0x

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.

What to know about restaurant and food business acquisitions

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By George Wellmer

Cofounder & CEO

Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating restaurant and food business acquisitions.

Reconcile the sales — point-of-sale against bank deposits and tax returns

Cash-heavy businesses invite optimistic numbers; verify reported revenue against the processor and the returns before you trust a figure.

Read the lease like it's the deal

Remaining term, escalations, and assignment rights can make or break a restaurant; a strong concept on a non-transferable lease is a problem you inherit.

Pressure-test prime cost — labor plus food

Margins are thin and move with wages and commodities; understand prime cost and how stable the kitchen and front-of-house staff are.

Confirm licenses and health standing transfer

Liquor licenses, health permits, and inspection history are valuable and sometimes fragile; review the record before you commit.

Test how much rides on the owner and concept

A chef-owner or personality-driven concept may not transfer; understand the recipes, systems, and whether the brand survives new ownership.

Budget for equipment and build-out condition

Kitchen equipment, refrigeration, and the dining room wear and date; tour it with someone who knows the gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common buyer questions for this market.

Yes, but they're scrutinized closely because margins are thin and failures common. Verifiable cash flow, a transferable lease, and systems that run without the owner make the difference.