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Hot news Alice's pub For sale $45.000
Alice's pub, a well known local pub near the corner of street 144 and 19 is now up for sale.

Being in business for over two years and with a loyal client base , Alice's pub provides a Turnkey business opportunity for those business wanting to get into the bar and f&b business.

Currently renting at 700$/month and into the 3rd year of a 5 year contract, the owner looking to sell the business as in the with the equipment and staff.

Generating a nett profit of $1800-$2500 per month (depending on season).

Alice pub is opened 7 days a week from 12pm- 3am, operating with 10 loyal staff.

The property comes with the ground floor pub, kitchen and mezzanine.

The sale of the business comes with $4500 deposit returnable at the end of the lease term . The contact does have an additional 5 years extension with a break clause if rent not agreed by both parties.[/]

There are only 4 photos of the girls! Can we get more photos of the girls?

Is that a hostess bar? I feel like this might be a very stupid question.

i usually drive past 3-4 times a week..... always seems dead...
but anyway.... good luck for the sale

Yeah, those pictures are a bit misleading. Never seen that many people in there. Asking price is also way too high but oh well.

I've been here a half dozen times, I used to work not that far. I would stop in for an hour around 4:00 for a few beers, sometimes food and I'd use their wifi, which was always good. I always thought this place had its shit together. One time I brought a friend for lunch, which was good. There was always people in the place, never packed out or anything but always people. I don't think it's a hostess bar, at least it didn't seem that way during the day, but the girls were always cute, friendly, spoke English and flirted with me. I thought it was in a tough spot but they were building that condoesque building across the street, I assumed that would increase their business when it was finished. Anyways, 45,000 seems like a lot considering if the new owner kept it going as is, it would take 2 years to break even. I can't imagine anyone could increase the sales much all things considered. Good food, atmosphere, nice staff. That's my 2 cents.