Listings for Chicago (3)
Dorothy’s Liquors – Business for Sale
$899,000
Category: Chicago | Listed: October 19, 2010
Clean Tavern, Package, Tobacco, Retail, Food Licenses. $$$ HIGH GROSSING BUSINESS $$$ Over-sized lot 25x150. Potential of a Beer Garden. C1-4 zoning. ... DO NOT BOTHER EMPLOYEES... 48 hour notice. ......
Successful Mexican Restaurant and Bar CH-916-KK
$399,000
Category: Chicago | Listed: October 18, 2010
Year Established: 1984 Successful Mexican Restaurant located in Northwest suburb of Chicago on busy main road. Current owner has operated for over 12 years, with a loyal clientele. 136 seats. Does ...
DePaul just blocks away
$450,000
Category: Chicago | Listed: October 17, 2010
Year Established: 1939 Business Licenses-2A Tavern, PPA, Retail food &Tobacco Licenses. Capacity for venue is 299. The U.S. Beer Co. Family owned since 1939 One of the oldest, Original, Lincoln...
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