High-Volume Gaslamp Bar | $552K EBITA | Rare 2AM License
Themed bar and entertainment venue in San Diego's Gaslamp district
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
CA areaEstablished 201510 FT employees
Business overview
This independently owned themed bar operates in Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp district. The entertainment venue occupies a historic property in a core nightlife area. A rare liquor license lets the bar serve until 2:00 AM. The venue earns revenue from alcohol, food, private events, and merchandise.
Gross revenue is $1,379,039. The asking price is $2,400,000. An experienced management team and 10 employees run daily operations. The sale includes a proprietary alcohol brand used only at the venue.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers seeking a themed bar in Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp nightlife district.
- Operators who can work with an experienced management team already in place.
- Buyers prepared for a $2
- 400
- 000 asking price and a $360
- 000 down payment.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Other Interest's
- Real estate
- Leased
- Monthly rent
- $7,390
Frequently Asked Questions
This independently owned themed bar and entertainment venue serves Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp nightlife district. The venue earns revenue from alcohol sales, food service, private event bookings, and merchandise. Alcohol is the primary revenue driver. A rare liquor license lets the bar serve until 2:00 AM.
The bar operates in San Diego County, California. It occupies a historic property in the Downtown San Diego Gaslamp nightlife and tourism district. The business leases that property. Monthly rent is $7,390. Buyers cannot relocate this venue.
The asking price is $2,400,000. Gross revenue is $1,379,039. The listed down payment is $360,000. Monthly rent is $7,390. 10 employees work at the venue.
The transaction includes a proprietary alcohol brand currently used only inside the venue. 10 employees and an experienced management team support operations. The business leases its historic Gaslamp property. Buyers do not acquire the real estate.
The owner keeps limited day-to-day involvement. An experienced management team supports operations. Future owner involvement may vary based on buyer preference and operating strategy.