Listings for Camden (3)
Bar, Restaurant, Banquet w/RE
$2,400,000
Category: Camden | Listed: October 21, 2010
Year Established: 2006 Well established restaurant on large lot in excellent location. This restaurant has a beautiful decor with the best of both worlds...a separate upscale dining area for banq...
Charming Bar Restaurant w/ Real Estate
$475,000
Category: Camden | Listed: October 20, 2010
Year Established: 1950 A charming Bar Restaurant offered with the Real estate property in a wonderful community of Camden County, New Jersey. The business has a loyal consistent clientele base fr...
Bar, Restaurant w/water view
$399,000
Category: Camden | Listed: October 20, 2010
Year Established: 1993 Well established Bar/Restaurant/Banquet facility located on the water in Camden County. Large outdoor seating area used year round with beautiful views and ambiance. Excell...
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