Restaurant for Sale in Milan, Italy
| Established | 5-10 year(s) |
| Employees | 10 - 50 |
| Legal Entity | Limited Liability Company (LLC) |
| Reported Sales | USD 920 thousand |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 970 thousand |
| EBITDA Margin | 20 % |
| Industries | Restaurants |
| Locations | Milan |
| Local Time | 10:07 PM Europe / Rome |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Recently Active |
- Positioned as a destination dining venue offering distinct experiences throughout the day while maintaining a consistent brand identity.
- The facility holds a seating capacity of 40.
- Emphasizes high-quality ingredient sourcing and curated wine selection, enhancing its premium positioning in the Milan dining market.
- Benefits from strong brand recognition and an established presence within the local fine dining and bistrot segment.
- Led by an experienced restaurateur and sommelier with a Michelin-star background, bringing credibility and industry expertise.
- Leverages long-standing relationships with producers, wineries, and suppliers to ensure quality and cost efficiency.
- Generates additional revenue through private dining experiences and catering services, improving asset utilization.
- Designed to balance accessibility (daytime cafe) with premium positioning (evening fine dining), widening customer appeal.
- Holds a valid Certificate of Operations, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
Tangible assets include a fully equipped professional kitchen, an open kitchen integrated into the dining room as a central element of the guest experience, and an in-house pastry and bakery lab for bread, pastry, and breakfast production worth EUR 300,000.
There’s also a custom-made bar counter, mostly custom-made furniture and interior design, a wine cellar with storage infrastructure, professional equipment from top hospitality brands, coffee and bar machinery, tableware, glassware, service equipment, POS systems, operational software, the architectural and interior design concept, plus brand signage and visual identity inside the restaurant worth EUR 700,000.
Much of the furniture, bar, kitchen, wine displays, and service stations are custom-designed, representing a major investment and making the space unique.
Intangible assets include an established reputation and press coverage, a loyal customer base, strong supplier and winery relationships, catering and events connections, social media and digital presence, operational know-how and business model, wine list expertise, brand identity and communication materials, trained staff and organizational structure, established procedures, menus, and concept, as well as PR partnerships and developed event formats.
This debt will be settled before handing the business over to the buyer.