African-Inspired Franchised Restaurant for Sale in Prime Bristol Location
City of Bristol, Bristol
- Status
SOLD / WITHDRAWN
- Date Submitted:
21/12/23
- Advert ID
604243
- Reference
590289 / Rightbiz
- Call Agent:
- Leasehold: £190,000
- Turnover: £728,000 (£14,000 Per week)
- Net Profit: Not Applicable
Business Details
Restaurants For Sale in Bristol
160 COVER RESTAURANT in Bristol for Sale.An exciting opportunity to acquire a fast growing franchised restaurant business. The premises are situated in a prime city centre trading position, surrounded by hotels, music venues, student accommodation and many pubs / bars - A BETTER SITE WOULD BE HARD TO FIND. The business specialises in African inspired cuisine and the sale includes all of the branding, marketing, design, PR and operational software systems you would expect from a national franchisor. Weekly turnover £14,000. The business trades in sensible hours over seven days and is run totally by staff. There is currently no alcohol licence here due to our client's personal beliefs, however we are told that the restaurant had previously held a licence. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality fit out here. The premises are professionally presented and fitted to the highest of standards and comprise ground floor reception / entrance area leading through to the main restaurant, kitchen, staff WC, walk-in cold room, walk-in freezer and storage room. First floor further restaurant, ladies and gents customer WC and storage. The lower ground floor offers office, staff WC, locker room and three store rooms. EPC Band C.
Stock £6,000.
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