Stylish fully licensed restaurant in up-market area of Port Elizabeth, long established and popular

This tranquil garden sanctuary offers a peaceful retreat set within a nursery, surrounded by lush vines and flowers. The nursery also houses a brewery, a gift shop, doctors’ rooms and a vet practice, together with this restaurant with inside and outside dining. The restaurant offers a choice of light meals, cakes, signature drinks and milkshakes, deserts etc. An early bird breakfast on weekdays is available between 8-00 to 11-00 am, which is very popular. A wood burning pizza oven is also a real attraction to diners. Periodical pizza promotions are offered. The garden setting offers a recently refurbished playground and pet-friendly seating. The business has covered outside dining area with a playground, and they also offer private functions usually in the garden surrounds. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced restauranteur who wants to live and work in a tranquil coastal town and enjoy a good quality of life with good earning potential.

A relaxed, riverside restaurant near the main shopping hub offering indoor and outdoor dining, ideal for breakfasts, teas, and afternoon meals. Conveniently located, it serves as a perfect gathering spot with tranquil waterside views and strong potential for functions and events. The business holds a slot machine licence under the Gambling Board and has received a glowing audit report. It would benefit greatly from an experienced restauranteur to unlock its full trading potential. Proof of Funds required before confidential information is shared.

This signage business has traded for over 17 years and is centrally based within the region. The Seller has now an experienced and very capable staff member in place who would like to be a share holder in the business but requires an investor to assist. Since the new staff memb er has been involved sales have shown good growth.

A licensed South African bookmaker, already trading, offering investors a stake at the point its hardest-to-get asset — the bookmaker's licence — is already secured. Revenue comes from two channels: a national online betting platform and a growing network of gambling terminal s in qualifying retail venues, expanding through venue partnerships rather than owned premises. Turnover is climbing steeply as new sites go live, with average monthly profit projected in the region of R150,000-R200,000 within the next year. Structured as either an equity stake or a loan