Established Tia Julia Brazilian Food Business in Central Bristol Up for Sale
City of Bristol, Bristol
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
618385
- Asking Price: £55,000
- Turnover: On request
- Profit: On request
Key Features
- Town Centre location
- Accounts Available
- Unique Business
- Small Business
Business Details
Tia Julia Brazilian food
This Brazilian Street food business is a great opportunity for anyone looking to venture into the food industry.
Tia Julia Brazilian was established in 2016, and it has gained a strong and loyal customer base, with 5 star reviews on google and Facebook.Â
Based in central Bristol, it operates from two different pitches, Narrow Quay and St Nicholas street food market - on Wine street.
Narrow Quay - It can operate everyday from 8am until 11pm. Rent is 5% of turnover. Access to water and electricity.
Wine Street (St Nicholas Market) - It operates Tuesdays and Fridays, 11:30am until 2:30pm. Buyer will have to apply for the pitch, but it should be a quick process. Rent £42 per day, with electricity included.
The business comes with a catering trailer and pitch, making it easy to set up and start selling. The brand, Tia Julia Brazilian Food, has a unique and delicious menu that attracts customers. The trailer is in great condition (8 months old), and both pitches are located in central Bristol with a high footfall, this business is also set up to operate from a permanent location and as a mobile food business, making it easy to include events and festivals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a great street food business.
Selling due to health issues.
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