Food & Beverage Businesses for Sale

High-traffic Turnkey food & beverage business serving the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler metro. The business generates meaningful owner earnings, supporting an acquisition in the Under $250K range. Exact location, full description, and seller details are available after sign-up.

A premium restaurant and bar asset in the greater Phoenix metro featuring a high-end industrial design, indoor-outdoor island bar, and one of the largest patios in the submarket. The space is available well below build-out cost and is suited for a concept conversion by an experienced operator looking to brand an already-impressive physical plant. Strong demographics and a vibrant downtown corridor support consistent evening and weekend traffic.

A fast-casual restaurant in a well-positioned shopping center endcap within the greater Phoenix metro, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, quality interior buildout, and a 32-seat wraparound patio. The space is offered as a conversion opportunity, allowing a new operator to bring their own concept to a strong retail corridor with excellent visibility and ample parking. The below-market entry price provides a low-cost path into a high-exposure location.

A well-established Mediterranean restaurant and bar in the southeast Phoenix metro featuring stylish interiors, a popular private patio, and a long-tenured staff that supports smooth day-to-day operations. Strong sales, below-market rent, and a loyal local customer base offer a new owner immediate cash flow with minimal transition risk. All recipes, systems, and operational processes are in place, making this an attractive acquisition for an experienced operator or lifestyle buyer.

A modern café and restaurant space in the heart of downtown Phoenix, positioned within walking distance of major office towers, hotels, and light rail, generating strong weekday and weekend pedestrian traffic. The fully equipped kitchen and efficient front-of-house layout are suitable for full-service or fast-casual conversion, offering a new operator a plug-and-play entry into one of the city's most active urban corridors. Sold as an asset sale, the opportunity allows a buyer to avoid ground-up build costs in a rapidly revitalizing district.

A well-established seafood dining destination in coastal Maine situated on a high-traffic tourism corridor, generating strong revenues from both local patrons and seasonal visitors. The restaurant has built a track record of growth and profitability as a go-to dining experience in one of New England's most visited coastal markets. The turnkey operation is well-suited for an experienced food and beverage operator seeking a proven concept in a market with durable, recurring seasonal demand.

A scratch-made café and provisions restaurant on Portland, Maine's Eastern Waterfront, operating seven days a week during daytime hours with a model built to capture consistent demand from the growing waterfront office district and residential base. The focused operating calendar and grab-and-go format limit labor complexity while maximizing throughput during peak hours. Portland's year-round visitor traffic and strong food culture provide a durable revenue foundation for a new operator.

A distinctive restaurant and event space in a historically renovated barn along a high-traffic coastal Maine route, featuring a fully equipped chef-designed kitchen, outdoor seating, event facilities, ample parking, and two residential apartments generating supplemental income. The property combines a compelling dining concept with real estate value in one of southern Maine's most desirable tourism corridors near Kennebunkport and the region's beaches. The mixed-use income profile — dining, events, and residential — provides diversified cash flow and reduces single-revenue-stream risk.

A frozen yogurt retail concept in Pennsylvania offering a low-cost entry point into the specialty dessert category, which has benefited from consumer preference for healthier alternatives to traditional ice cream. The business model is simple, low-staffing, and well-suited for an owner-operator seeking an accessible food service business without the complexity of a full restaurant. The modest asking price makes this a low-risk acquisition for a first-time buyer or add-on for an existing food service operator.

A breakfast and daytime dining concept in the greater Pittsburgh area positioned to capitalize on the fast-casual breakfast segment, which has seen sustained growth as consumers develop habitual morning dining routines. The limited daytime-only operating model reduces labor demands and simplifies management compared to full-service dinner concepts. The established customer base and proven location provide a new owner with immediate sales volume and an existing revenue foundation.

A combined coffee house, bar, and pizza restaurant situated in a revitalized Pittsburgh neighborhood experiencing rapid residential development and demographic growth from young professionals, artists, and families. The multi-concept format creates natural traffic across multiple dayparts — morning coffee, afternoon lunch, and evening bar — supporting broader revenue diversification than a single-format competitor. The neighborhood's growth trajectory and increasing residential density provide a strong demand runway for a new operator.

A long-established neighborhood sports bar and family restaurant in the Pittsburgh south suburbs with decades of community presence, strong name recognition, and a loyal recurring customer base tied to local sports culture. The concept is profitable and operationally stable, offering a new owner the choice to continue the existing format or introduce enhancements with minimal risk given the entrenched customer relationships. Strong community affinity and a proven track record make this a low-transition-risk acquisition.

A neighborhood bar and restaurant with strong community ties in Pittsburgh's north side, known for its wing program and takeout business with a loyal local customer base built over many years. The property is adjacent to a proposed large-scale riverfront development that could significantly increase foot traffic and area visibility for a buyer with a longer-term investment horizon. The fully equipped, traditional bar format provides a straightforward operational transition for an experienced hospitality operator.

A microbrewery and gastropub in a small West Virginia city with over a decade of continuous operation, producing craft beer distributed regionally through wholesale agreements in addition to generating on-site dining and taproom revenue. The concept occupies a high-foot-traffic location in an evolving downtown district and has built deep community relationships through local vendor sourcing, event partnerships, and active civic engagement. The dual revenue model — on-premise taproom plus regional distribution — provides more diversified income than a typical single-location bar or restaurant.

A well-known independent pizza shop in the north Pittsburgh suburbs with multiple years of community presence, a loyal catering customer base, and a strong reputation for quality in a high-traffic retail area. The fully equipped kitchen includes commercial pizza ovens, walk-in cooler, prep tables, and fryers — with replacement cost for the buildout estimated well above the asking price. The established customer base, zero franchise fees, and turnkey operational setup offer a new owner an immediate positive cash flow business at a compelling entry price.

A well-regarded independent pizza and sandwich shop in a high-traffic north Pittsburgh residential corridor with a strong returning customer base built through word-of-mouth and consistent food quality, with minimal advertising spend. The concept operates on a streamlined menu of pizza, subs, salads, and catering with demonstrated profitability and clear upside potential from extended operating hours or an expanded pasta offering. The location is surrounded by dense residential housing and businesses, providing a broad and stable customer catchment area.

A neighborhood tavern in the Pittsburgh area with over four decades of community presence and recent interior updates, featuring a bar area, two pool tables, and additional seating in a compact, manageable footprint. The long operating history and loyal regular clientele reduce customer acquisition risk for a new owner, while the updated condition minimizes near-term capital requirements. This is a straightforward acquisition for an experienced bar operator seeking a stable, low-complexity community business.

A long-established neighborhood bar and restaurant in a Philadelphia-area community with a loyal local patron base and two currently unrented residential apartments that offer supplemental income potential for a new owner. The property sits at a busy intersection in an area adjacent to a proposed large-scale riverfront development, providing optionality for appreciation as the surrounding district evolves. The established community presence and owned real estate provide a stable operational and investment foundation.

This retail bakery in southeastern Pennsylvania operates with an existing loyal customer base and a second-generation buildout already in place. A new owner can either continue the current concept or reposition the space with their own brand, benefiting from the established foot traffic and infrastructure. Expansion opportunities exist within the current footprint, offering upside for an operator willing to invest in growth.

This full-service pizzeria in the Philadelphia metro area has operated for over two decades serving dine-in customers and delivery from a high-visibility location on a major arterial road adjacent to a university and dense residential neighborhoods. The business comes fully equipped with a complete commercial kitchen and a large parking area supporting dine-in volume. Delivery revenue represents an additional growth channel with meaningful room to scale.

This takeout and delivery-focused pizza shop in the Philadelphia area benefits from a location near a growing college market and an active retail and residential corridor. The business model is well-suited to an owner-operator or a buyer looking to expand an existing pizza portfolio. Strong margins relative to the asking price make this an accessible entry point into the Philadelphia food-service market.

This bar and restaurant in a Philadelphia suburb offers a 140-seat dining room with ample parking and a track record of hosting live music and events that drive consistent traffic. The surrounding area is experiencing residential development, supporting a growing potential customer base. The combination of food, beverage, and event revenue provides multiple income streams for an incoming operator.

This neighborhood diner in the Pittsburgh metro area operates in a location benefiting from major nearby residential development, a bike trail, and a loyal local patron base. The facility is fully equipped with commercial-grade cooking infrastructure including dual hood systems, walk-in cooler and freezer, and a spacious parking lot. Experienced staff including a manager are expected to remain post-acquisition, enabling a smooth ownership transition.