Food & Beverage
Vista, CA
Financial summary
Comparable pricing
53% above marketComparable Food & Beverage businesses sell at a median of 2.5x SDE, based on 1860 listings. This one asks 3.9x, about 53% above that median. At the comparable median it would price ~$230K.Methodology refines over time.Comparable Food & Beverage businesses sell around $230K vs this $350K ask.
Methodology refines over time.
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
A rare opportunity to acquire a profitable, fully absentee-run fried chicken restaurant in a high-traffic retail plaza. This established business is producing $7,000–$8,000 net income monthly with trained staff and no owner involvement. 💸 Financial Overview: Asking Price: $350,000 Net Monthly Profit: $7,000–$8,000 Rent (incl. CAM): Approx. $5,500/month Ownership: 100% Absentee 📍 Key Business Highlights: Menu features high-demand Korean-style fried chicken and sides 4.6-star Google rating from 80+ loyal customers Prime location in a busy shopping plaza with strong foot traffic Open daily with efficient operations and solid margins $10–$40 price point appeals to a wide demographic Fully trained team in place handling all day-to-day operations Excellent opportunity for investors seeking passive cash flow Whether you’re building your portfolio or entering the food industry with a hands-off model, this restaurant offers immediate returns and scalability potential.
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