Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Commissary-Turnkey Dual-Income Kitchen

Asking Price$650,000

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Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Commissary-Turnkey Dual-Income Kitchen


Asking Price$650,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross RevenueNot Disclosed

InventoryNot Disclosed

FF&ENot Disclosed


Seller Financing Available
Business Description
Restaurant, coffee shop, commissary w/trailers
Alpine Pizza Garden & Alpine Cafe — Helen, GA
Dual-concept package: cafe + coffee shop, pizza garden, commissary license, two trailers
Alpine Pizza Garden and Alpine Cafe share 8797 N Main Street in downtown Helen. Cafe and coffee take the morning. Pizza Garden takes lunch, dinner, late slices, bar, karaoke, and patio. One address, two dayparts. Sale includes a commissary license and two mobile trailers.
Helen is a Bavarian village in the North Georgia mountains: roughly 530–650 residents and about two million visitors a year. Atlanta is ~90 minutes south. The Chattahoochee runs through town. Unicoi, Anna Ruby Falls, and cabin country sit next door. Demand is imported—tubing in summer, the longest-running U.S. Oktoberfest (Sept. 10–Nov. 1, 2026), then Christmas market and holidays. Foot traffic is forced onto a few walkable blocks. Downtown storefronts are scarce.
Cafe / coffee: biscuits and gravy, egg plates, omelets, French toast, breakfast pizza, grits, home fries, kids’ menu, coffee on the deck before the village fills.
Pizza Garden: hand-tossed dough, veggies cut in-house; cheese, pepperoni, supreme, loaded meat, white, Hawaiian, BBQ, veggie, buffalo chicken; calzones, wings, garlic knots, apps. Patio, dogs outside, carry-out and short-radius cabin delivery. Oktoberfest overflow wants pizza and a drink after the Festhalle.
Marked parking behind the building. Cabin STRs around Helen have grown—more overnight guests who still eat breakfast in town and order pizza after the river.
Commissary + two trailers are the growth tools: legal prep hub plus units for festivals, private events, and nights the dining room cannot seat. Run brick-and-mortar only, or put the brand on the circuit and keep Main Street as flagship.
Owner-operators: work the floor, split the day, tighten labor, grow coffee, delivery, and trailer dates. Sales swing with weather and festivals; January is not October. Structure is the advantage—Atlanta feed, a long event calendar, scarce Main Street seats, morning + night + mobile already attached.
Request financials, lease, equipment, trailer specs, and license transfer.
About the Business
Years in Operation
3
Employees
15 (10 Full-time, 5 Part-time)
Seasonal location
Facilities & Assets
Realestate available separately, currently have first right of refusal.
Market Outlook / Competition
For Sale: Restaurant, Commissary & More — Helen, GA

Rare multi-stream opportunity in Helen’s Alpine village. This property runs as a restaurant with commissary capability, a coffee shop at the front, an outdoor bar, and a patio built for tourist traffic — plus 2 working food trailers ready for events, overflow, or satellite service.

Serve dine-in guests, grab-and-go coffee, and patio/bar crowds while the commissary kitchen supports catering, wholesale, or production. Ideal for an owner-operator who wants several revenue lines in one of North Georgia’s busiest destination towns.

Year-round visitors, strong weekends, and peak seasons (Oktoberfest & mountain travel). Serious inquiries welcome.
Opportunities for Growth
This is built for an owner on the floor—not a remote manager. Cafe + coffee take the morning; pizza, bar, and patio take the night. One address, one crew rhythm, two dayparts. Helen already sends the traffic: Atlanta weekends, river tubers, Oktoberfest, Christmas market. You don’t invent demand. You capture more of it.
Expansion is already licensed. Commissary + two trailers turn festival overflow into sales the dining room can’t seat—Festhalle nights, private events, roadside weekends. Push breakfast hours, grow the coffee ticket, add cabin delivery, park a trailer at peak events. Or keep it simple: owner works service, tightens labor, runs both concepts as they sit.
Real Estate
Owned or Leased
Leased
Building Sq. Ft.
6,000
Rent
$9,250 per month
About the Sale
Seller Motivation
Focused on different vertical
Transition Support
Can be discussed
Financing Options
Financing Available owner will carry at 4.5% 10year loan.
Listing Info
ID
2552868
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