A Golden Opportunity, Own a Thriving Full Service Restaurant and Market
Grocery and full-service restaurant on the Big Island of Hawaii
On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)
HI areaEstablished 1980
Business overview
This grocery store and restaurant operate on the Big Island of Hawaii. The market sells fresh produce, local artisan goods, and everyday essentials. An adjacent restaurant and bar serve casual dining and weekend live music.
The seller asks $2,600,000 for the businesses and owned real estate. The real estate carries a $1,600,000 value. The 5,890 square foot building holds a 700 square foot rental studio. The U.S. Postal Service holds a long-term lease on site. A commercial kitchen and outdoor dining deck remain in development.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators who can work about 40 hours a week at the store and restaurant.
- Buyers who want owned real estate included with a grocery and restaurant on the Big Island.
- Buyers seeking rental income from a 700 square foot studio and a postal lease.
- Buyers who can use a commercial kitchen and outdoor deck now in development.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Owners are looking to find another venture to begin.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
A grocery supermarket and a full-service restaurant share this Big Island property. The store stocks fresh produce, local artisan goods, and everyday essentials. The restaurant and bar serve casual meals with weekend live music. The restaurant rotates take-out dishes. The room hosts community gatherings.
The seller includes the owned real estate, inventory, furniture, fixtures, and equipment in the sale. The building covers 5,890 square feet. The real estate carries a $1,600,000 value. Sunbelt Business Brokers of Hawaii asks $2,600,000 for the package. Brent Wenner represents the listing.
The property supports four income streams. A 700 square foot studio rents month to month. The U.S. Postal Service holds a long-term lease in the building. Buyers can keep the studio rented or rework the space. Grocery and restaurant sales sit beside those rentals.
The owners want to find another venture to begin. The business has operated since 1980. The owner works 40 hours a week. An owner-operator currently runs the grocery and restaurant.
The seller does not offer financing. The business is not a franchise. Buyers operate it in place on the Big Island of Hawaii. Sunbelt Business Brokers of Hawaii lists the offering.