Food XXL, Burgers & Belgian Fries Special

Asking price €250,000.00

Financial data

Turnover / Revenue €449,999.00

Nearly 10 years of history;
-- A warm welcome and friendly atmosphere, with authentic, prompt and careful service;
-- Impressive selection of quality products with great taste;
-- Located in a shopping street, very well situated - close to several bus stops;
-- Very well maintained, ready-to-use facilities;
-- Good reputation and growing sales;
-- Warm atmosphere, excellent food, exceptional meat - very good service;
-- Strong presence on social networks and home delivery websites.

Original French publication:https://www.plateformedetransmission.be/fr/transmission-d-entreprise/detail/food-xxl-sp-eacute-cial-burgers-amp-belgian-fries

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Location: Henegouwen
Number of employees: 3
Real estate included: No
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