Tucson, AZ
$99,900

Tucson, AZ
$99,900

Brevard County, FL
$185,000

Orlando, FL
$265,000

Pasadena, CA
$65,000
Harrisburg, PA
$200,000
Westport, CT
$165,000
Pennsylvania
$75,000
Redlands, CA
$375,000
Amesbury, MA
$125,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Lewis County, TN
$600,000
Washington County, UT
$299,000
Wayne County, MI
$495,000
Port Richey, FL
$425,000
Grayson, GA
$334,000
Pantego, TX
$95,000
Denver, CO
$450,000
Tom Martin
First Choice Business Brokers
Serving Delaware County, PA
Call or Text: 202-681-6777 Email: jring@fcbb.com Certified GovCon M&A Industry Expert https://www.businessrg.com/industries/government-contracting How We Help Our Clients WE MATCH BUYERS AND SELLERS OF: -BUSINESSES -TECHNOLOGY -HARDWARE -SERVICES OUR CUSTOMERS SEEK: -DoD / federal prime contractors looking to grow by subcontractor acquisition -Subcontractors looking for strategic partners or acquisition -Cybersecurity & IP technology for sale / licensing -Government contracts We assist Government Contractors (Defense and OTA) pursuing: -MERGERS / ACQUISITIONS -STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS -CONTRACT WINS -TECHNOLOGY / SERVICE GAP FULFILLMENT (¡HABLO ESPAÑOL!)
Dacula, GA
$330,000
Atlanta, GA
$350,000
Roseville, CA
$138,000
Chamblee, GA
$450,000
North Weymouth, MA
$380,000
Miramar, FL
$85,000
Santa Clara, CA
$149,000
Phoenix, AZ
$225,000
Portland, OR
$1
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Minnesota
$1,600,000
Alachua County, FL
$150,000
St. Johns County, FL
$499,000
Seattle, WA
$198,000
Decatur, IL
$55,000
Palisades Park, NJ
$1,100,000
Rowland Heights, CA
$159,000
Atlanta, GA
$899,000
Cleveland, OH
$275,000
Long Beach, CA
$260,000
Pinellas County, FL
$129,000
Palm Beach County, FL
$399,000
Wake County, NC
$799,000
Veyo, UT
$127,000
Holmes Beach, FL
$625,000
Harris County, TX
$1,200,000
Orange County, CA
$1,490,000
Ouachita County, LA
$450,000
Essex County, MA
$349,000
Chris Taylor
Allan Taylor & Co.
Serving Benton County, AR
** M&A brokers focused on every aspect of selling your business ** Since October 2006, Allan Taylor has been focused exclusively on helping business owners with the sale of their most valuable asset: their business. We take your life’s work as seriously as you do. We give careful thought and consideration to each engagement we take, plus we make sure that our strengths are a good match for you and your goals for a sale. We’ll give you our honest opinion throughout the entire process, something we hope you will notice from our very first meeting! ** Quality over quantity makes us a “boutique” firm ** At Allan Taylor we build relationships before we broker deals. In order to give you our best, we prefer to work closely with a small number of successful and dedicated business owners. We spend hundreds of hours on the different phases involved in selling your business (typically a minimum of 200 hours), working collaboratively with your other advisors, as well as the buyer and their deal team. Our goal is to avoid disappointment by making sure all of our expectations are aligned before moving forward with selling your business. We do our best to partner with business owners who have similar values -- including honesty, transparency, respect and follow through. ** How we differ from traditional business brokers ** Finding the right people to help you sell your business can be a difficult task. Our clients tend to need a firm with a higher level of expertise and professionalism than the typical “Main Street” business brokerage firms, yet who are too small for the world of investment bankers. Allan Taylor fills the gap. We don’t run our business based on a real estate model and we won’t try to “sell” you on selling your business. On the contrary, we’ve found that successful sales require informed decisions, adequate preparation and a firm commitment from everyone involved. If we don’t think all of the ingredients are there for a successful sale, we’ll tell you as much and suggest working together on a plan to get you there. To learn more about us, please visit our website: www.allantaylor.co
Pompano Beach, FL
$499,999
Livermore, CA
$295,000
Philadelphia, PA
$470,000
Alameda County, CA
$359,000
Washtenaw County, MI
$499,000
Bergen County, NJ
$625,000
Food and restaurant businesses are among the most common businesses that are bought and sold on BizBuySell. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, it is helpful to understand the market trends. To provide some context, we have analyzed restaurant for sale listings and aggregated financial data to help you compare and evaluate individual restaurant businesses.
Market Snapshot
| Number of Businesses Analyzed | 7,188 |
| Median Asking Price | $322,500 |
| Median Reported Revenue | $794,905 |
| Median Reported Earnings | $150,000 |
| Financials based on businesses that listed an asking price, annual revenue, and seller's discretionary earnings. | |
Valuation Multiples
| Range | Revenue | Earnings (SDE) |
| Lower Quartile | 0.29 | 1.77 |
| Median | 0.41 | 2.41 |
| Upper Quartile | 0.61 | 3.19 |
| Revenue and earnings multiples based on reported revenue, seller's discretionary earnings, and asking price. | ||
Read the Report:
Restaurant Business Valuation Benchmarks
FAQs
How much does it cost to buy a restaurant?
The median asking price for restaurants analyzed is $322,500. However, prices can range significantly higher or lower depending on specific factors. The cost of buying a restaurant can vary widely based on location, size, type, and the financial health of the business.
How much do restaurant owners earn?
The median reported revenue and discretionary earnings for restaurant businesses listed for sale is $794,905 and $140,272, respectively. Earnings can vary greatly depending on the type of restaurant, location, management efficiency, and market demand.
How do I value a restaurant business?
Valuing a restaurant business involves analyzing several factors, including annual revenue, earnings, profit margins, location, brand reputation, and physical assets. Most business owners (and buyers) will look at earnings and revenue multiples to gauge the value of a restaurant business relative to its peers in the market.
Based on our most recent analysis, sellers are looking for a revenue multiple between 0.29 and 0.61, with the median at 0.41. Earnings multiples range from 1.77 to 3.19, with the median at 2.41. So, a typical restaurant business will be priced around 0.41 times its annual sales, and 2.41 times its owner's annual discretionary earnings.
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