The following list was updated for the 2009 Business Reference Guide and the Business Reference Guide Online, which is continually updated.
Remember, that Rules of Thumb are just that, but will provide a quick “ballpark” idea of what these various food and drink businesses might sell for. Obviously inherent profitability, lease terms, FF&E and specific market location will all have a bearing. We will do a thorough analysis using different methodologies to determine the best offering price for a specific restaurant. BF
Bagels
30% to 35% of annual sales
Bars
50% of annual sales
Bar and Grills
(50% Liquor) 40% to 50% of annual sales
Barbecue
30% of annual sales
Bistros
30% of annual sales
Brew Pubs
40% of annual sales
Billiard Parlors
45% of annual sales
Cajun
30% of annual sales
Catering Businesses
30% to 40% of annual sales
Caribbean
30% of annual sales
Chicken
30% of annual sales
Chinese
30% of annual sales (Sales figures important)
Coffee Houses
40% of annual sales
Continental
30% of annual sales
Delis
30% to 40% of annual sales (30% if open 7 days; 40% if open 5 or 6 days)
Diners
30% of annual sales
Fine Dining
30% of annual sales
Gourmet Shops
30% of annual sales (inventory will be high)
Hamburgers
35% of annual sales
Ice Cream
35% to 40% of annual sales
Irish
30% - 40% of annual sales
Italian
30% to 40% of annual sales
Mexican
30% of annual sales
Night Clubs
25% of annual sales
Pancake Houses
30% of annual sales
Pizza (if delivery)
30% of annual sales
Pizza (if no delivery)
40% of annual sales
Sandwiches
40% of annual sales
Seafood
30% of annual sales (Very high food costs)
Sports Bars
40% to 45% of annual sales
Steakhouses
30% of annual sales (Very high food costs)

No comments:
Post a Comment