Food & BeverageEstablished in 1992, this bakery business has built a loyal customer base in the Brooklyn area. The business operates on modern software for scheduling, invoicing, and customer management, so a new owner inherits clean data and repeatable processes. Detailed financials, tax returns, and supporting schedules are available to qualified buyers after an NDA. Marketing spend is modest, leaving obvious headroom for a buyer who invests in digital advertising. Over the past several years ownership has invested in equipment, systems, and staff development, positioning the company for its next phase of growth. The business maintains an excellent reputation, reflected in its ratings across the major review platforms. Staffing is stable, with low turnover relative to the industry and a working culture that has kept key people in place. Owner involvement is primarily managerial; no specialized license is required for ownership, though one is preferred. The local market is fragmented, positioning this business well for a buyer pursuing a consolidation strategy. Service offerings have been refined over the years to focus on the most profitable lines of work. The owner has stepped back from daily operations in recent years, and the business now runs semi-absentee. What began as a small operation in 1992 has grown steadily through referrals, repeat customers, and a reputation for doing the job right. The company runs on documented processes with a trained staff of 8 in place, allowing the owner to focus on high-level management. Many customer relationships span a decade or more, and several commercial accounts are on multi-year arrangements. The Brooklyn market continues to grow, and demand for bakery services has remained resilient through economic cycles. Financial records are well organized and will support lender due diligence, including SBA financing. A professionally built website generates steady inbound inquiries with no ongoing ad spend. A qualified buyer can step into stable cash flow from day one.
Seller will carry 30% at 6% interest, 5-year note, for a well-qualified buyer.
Owner is retiring after 34 years in the business.
Comprehensive 8-week transition included; seller open to a longer consulting arrangement.
Operates from a 2,450 sq ft commercial space in a high-visibility location with ample parking.
Untapped opportunities include e-commerce, service agreements, and referral partnerships.
Modeling Bakery Netting $114K in Brooklyn · $315K
Asking price is $315K. Type an offer or drag to model one.
SBA 7(a) acquisition loans typically require ~10% down.
SBA business-acquisition loans are usually 10 years.
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