Asking Price: $49,999

Gross Revenue: $355,000

Cash Flow: $27,000

FF&E: $300,000 (Included in Asking Price)

Seller Financing: Owner will not finance any portion of this purchase

New York Style Deli is a first class build-out that’s home to great sandwiches, gelato and more. The owner says SELL so this one is yours at a bargain price. Deli serves up sandwiches built from the freshest ingredients.

Furniture, fixtures and equipment are all included. Simple operation is perfect for a team or individual to take over and grow with catering and deliveries.   Hood, grease trap, refrigeration and build out cost three times what this owner wants for the business which is operating currently. Keep it as is or do your own concept.
Business is being sold for pennies on the cost of the assets so absentee owner can concentrate full time on another role. His loss is your gain.    
Franchise menu concept attracts and keeps them coming back. All recipes and full training is included in the hand off of this store.  
Gleaming stainless steel kitchen and menu boards that highlight this franchise’s offerings are only part of a compete décor that considers everything from plenty of seating to sparkling showcases for their fresh product and salads. Great location in Peachtree City for breakfast and lunch traffic. Rent is $3,995.00 (CAMS approximately $3.75 per square foot). 2,000 square foot space in prime shopping center with tons of parking. PRICED TO SELL AT: $49,9999
Contact Eric Gagnon 404-593-4193
Listing # E8350 or email eric@wesellrestaurants.com

Year Established: 2004

Employees: 2 full time - 4 part time

Franchise: Yes

Facilities: Gleaming stainless steel kitchen and menu boards that highlight this franchise’s offerings are only part of a compete décor that considers everything from plenty of seating to sparkling showcases for their fresh product and salads

Management Training and Support: Owner and franchise will train and transition new leadership

Reason For Selling: Business is being sold for pennies on the cost of the assets so absentee owner can concentrate full time on another role. His loss is your gain.