Food & Beverage Businesses for Sale in Mississippi

This Gulf Coast dessert franchise offers a turnkey operating model supported by brand recognition, established customer demand, and streamlined systems. Semi-absentee operations and demonstrated cash flow may appeal to owner-operators or buyers building a multi-unit portfolio.

This Gulf Coast quick-service franchise portfolio provides scale across multiple operating locations within an established franchise system. Strong reported earnings, training and operational support, and available financing options may appeal to buyers seeking a multi-unit food platform.

This second-generation restaurant space offers an incoming operator an equipped facility and the flexibility to introduce an independent food-service concept. Its campus setting, existing equipment package, and potential access to familiar staff can reduce the time and cost of opening.

This turnkey bakery operates under a recognized franchise system with trained staff, established processes, and existing revenue in Mississippi. Its franchise infrastructure and potential for local marketing, catering, delivery, and operating improvements may appeal to an owner-operator or multi-unit buyer.

This Mississippi metro area BBQ franchise portfolio comprises three fully operational locations generating over $2.2 million in combined annual gross revenue with consistent performance projected through 2025. Franchise brand infrastructure, established customer traffic, and proven unit economics are in place across all three sites, reducing execution risk for an incoming operator. At $990,000 asking with $330,000 in SDE, the package offers a buyer an immediate multi-unit platform with strong cash flow relative to investment.

This bar business in the Gulfport-Biloxi Gulf Coast market generates strong owner benefit relative to the asking price, reflecting an efficient operation with a loyal local customer base. The Gulf Coast market benefits from consistent tourist and resident demand for food and beverage establishments, supporting year-round revenue. A new owner can build on the established customer base and local brand recognition to expand programming, events, or hours.

A franchised fast food burger concept in Mississippi with real estate included in the transaction, generating over $1.1 million in annual sales and approximately $154,000 in reported cash flow. Ownership of the underlying real estate adds long-term asset value and eliminates lease risk, making this an attractive hybrid business-and-property acquisition. The established brand provides operational support and a recognized customer draw in the local market.