Fully-Equipped Pizza Restaurant with Alcohol License for Sale in Ipswich Suffolk
Ipswich, Suffolk
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
613424
- Leasehold: £60,000
- Rent: £12,000 (£1,000 per month)
- Turnover: £120,000 (£2,308 per week)
- Profit: £60,000 (50% Profit margin)
Key Features
- Established Business
- Potential for Alternative Use
- Trade Gardens Available
- Attractive Business
Business Details
Pizza restaurants with alcohol licences
The business, open six days a week, offers a wide selection of door hardware, including internal and external door handles. The products cater to various preferences, ensuring a fit for any aesthetic or function.
The enterprise boasts a fully equipped kitchen fitted with commercial-grade cooking appliances and a wood-fired pizza oven. These high-quality appliances facilitate the creation of a diverse menu, enhancing the establishment's culinary range and flexibility.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a contemporary dining area with ample seating for customers. Designed with a clear, welcoming ambiance, the dining space enhances the overall dining experience. A spacious storage area and preparation zones further augment the restaurant's operational efficiency, streamlining workflows and ensuring top-notch service.
Situated in a highly visible location, the business prioritizes safety as evidenced by the clear demarcation of fire exits in accordance with regulatory requirements. In terms of menu presentation, a large blackboard wall displays the variety of versatile options. This unique presentation suggests an emphasis on a customer-centric dining experience, providing patrons with the power to customize their orders.
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