Food & Beverage
San Francisco, CA
Financial summary
Comparable pricing
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SBA financeability
Businesses in food services & beverage retail are commonly SBA-financed. The figures below are the industry-category norm from SBA 7(a)/504 lending, a gauge of how financeable a deal like this tends to be.
Food Services & Beverage Retail benchmarks
Typical SBA leverage
71%
Industry charge-off
1.3%
Common term
10 yr
Median loan
$269,200
Active lenders in this category: The Huntington National Bank, U.S. Bank, National Association, Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company.
Based on 52,309 SBA loans · source: SBA 7(a)/504 FOIA, as of 2026Q1 · industry-category level.
Detailed information
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Key points
Business description
<p>For sale is a branded banh mi shop in the San Francisco Saigon district. They serve sandwiches, baked goods, Vietnamese desserts, coffee/baguettes, and other Asian delights. The shop is part of the Tenderloin district. Little Saigon includes a 2-block stretch of Larkin Street packed with Vietnamese-owned businesses. It is approximately 3,200 square feet with 48 seats. The lease amount is $2 per square foot plus 80 cents NNN. You can convert it into another concept. Some of the equipment included are 8 feet type 1 hood, an 8-burner stove, a walk-in cooler, a walk-in freezer, 2 Baxter ovens, and 2 proofers. They closed on Monday and Tuesday</p> <p>This information has been secured from sources we believe to be reliable but we make no representations, warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information. The listing broker has been given enough information to provide only a preliminary interest in the property. The materials are not to be considered fact. The information contained herein is not a substitute for a thorough due diligence investigation. References to square footage, zoning, use, or age are approximate. Any renderings should be considered conceptual in nature and such renderings do not represent the current condition or what can or may be done to the property. Neither broker nor the landlord represents that this space is suitable for your use. Tenant or Buyer must verify the information at their own expense and bears all the risk for any inaccuracies</p>
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