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Franchise for urban take-away kitchen

Franchise system for compact take-away locations with clear processes, training and brand support.

Canton / Country
Switzerland
Franchise type
Single location
Equity
CHF 50'000 - 100'000
Entry fee
CHF 10'000 - 25'000
Ongoing fees
Turnover and marketing fee

Buying a restaurant in Switzerland

A useful first comparison of a restaurant should connect the asking price with operating evidence, contractual rights and a workable transfer. High rent, deferred kitchen investment, weak staff retention and customer loyalty to the current chef can undermine the reported result.

Earnings to normalise before valuing a restaurant

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Due-diligence priorities for a restaurant

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Protect continuity while a restaurant changes hands

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Questions buyers ask about a restaurant

What do covers and average spend produce after food and labour cost?

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Can the lease and operating permissions support the same restaurant concept?

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How dependent are guests and kitchen staff on the current chef-owner?

High rent, deferred kitchen investment, weak staff retention and customer loyalty to the current chef can undermine the reported result.

How will reservations, deposits, stock and supplier orders move at completion?

Plan staff and supplier retention, reservation and deposit transfer, stock count, recipes, platform access and a controlled introduction to regular guests.