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Baden-Württemberg

Established Thai restaurant for sale due to the owner's age

A well-established, successfully run restaurant in a central location in Baden-Württemberg is up for sale. The business is up and running, fully and tastefully furnished, and enjoys an excellent reputation—among regulars as well as guests from across the region. The current owner is stepping down due to retirement and is thoroughly training her successor. You won’t be starting from scratch—you’ll be taking over an established business. WHAT MAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL ● You’re not starting from scratch— you’ll take over an established business and generate revenue from day one. ● A reputation you can’t buy ● You’re never on your own – thorough training from the current owner is strongly encouraged. ● More than just a restaurant – not just one establishment, but four sources of income – with a true unique selling point. FOUR PILLARS OF REVENUE—WITH A TRUE UNIQUE SELLING PROPOSITION Most businesses for sale offer “space and a kitchen.” Here, there’s significantly more to it—most notably a pillar that hardly any other restaurant has: ● Cooking classes – highly sought-after, recurring, and high-margin – and a marketing channel that continuously brings new guests through the door. A transferable asset, not a coincidence. ● Catering – customized menus for corporate and private events; complete catering equipment available. ● Event venue – a stylish setting for birthdays, corporate parties, weddings, and family celebrations. ● Restaurant – well-established lunch and dinner service with a good reputation in the region. For succession planning, the “Four Pillars” mean one thing above all: greater predictability and less risk. Capacity approx. 50 seats, tastefully and well-maintained furnishings Kitchen fully equipped professional kitchen, ready for immediate use, including catering equipment Revenue streams Restaurant · Catering · highly sought-after cooking classes · Event venue Property Type Rental property – new lease to be signed with the owner Equipment Takeover in exchange for a reasonable buyout fee (inventory list available) Handover flexible by agreement, no later than December 15, 2026 Support Thorough training by the current operator desired

Revenue
155,000 €
Earnings
26,000 €
Employees
3
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