Buy Creams Cafe Franchise in Kentish Town London, UK's Top Dessert Brand
Kentish Town, London
- Status
FOR SALE
- Advert ID
618620
- Leasehold: £210,000 (Stock at valuation)
- Rent: £78,000
- Turnover: £750,000 (£14,423 Per week)
- Net Profit: On request
Key Features
- Attractive Business
- Established Business
- Offers Invited
- Accounts Available
- High Turnover
- Fully Fitted
- Prime Location
- Town Centre location
Business Details
Creams Cafe
Creams was established in London 2008, and after several years of success they created many franchises in the UK. This is when our client took ownership of the franchise and built an excellent reputation and extremely loyal and large customer base.
This franchise now comes to the market due to our client’s desire to explore new ventures.
Creams had started from humble beginnings with a key focus on customer service and a simple product offering at the best quality. This then became their recipe for success as they are now the UK's leading dessert brand with circa 100 stores across the UK.
They offer a range of delicious, mouthwatering and freshly prepared desserts ranging from Waffles, Crepes, Sundaes, Cakes, Sorbets, Vegan desserts and much more.
The business offers the option to order directly from their website, Uber Eats, Just Eats and Deliveroo allowing to you to be within the comfort of your home whilst enjoying their fresh, flavourful creations.
-Prominent Town Centre Position
-Seating For 60
-Fantastic Online Reviews
-4* Hygiene Rating
-Fully Equipped & Beautifully Presented
-Stock room, staff room, toilet, walk in freezer and office in basement
-Rent £78,000
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