Restaurant in historic Patershol to be taken over in Ghent

Asking price Price on request

Restaurant Overview

Cuisine:
Classic French cuisine with a modern twist and seasonal dishes. Menu changes weekly based on market freshness of produce.

Location:
Located in a picturesque part of Ghent, in the historic Patershol neighborhood. This charming part of town offers a unique atmosphere and is popular with locals and visitors alike.

Interior:
Cozy and atmospheric with 40 seats spread over the ground and second floors. Air conditioning and heating (central heating/Gas) are available for optimal comfort.

Kitchen facilities:

- Fully equipped industrial kitchen with gas fire
- Rational combi steamer
- Vacuum machine
- Double fryer on gas
- Cooling
- Frigo cell 4x4
- Plate elevator
- And more

Extra:
- elder with outside access
- Possibility of obtaining a residence with 1 bedroom

Opening hours and Services:
- Currently open in the evenings
- Closed on Thursdays
- 6 service evenings per week
- No obligations for brewery

Rent:
€3,000 per month

Takeover price:
Available on request

For further information and viewing, please contact us.

Location: Oost-Vlaanderen
Real estate included: No
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Dw Immo Wellens & Partners

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