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Iconic, Award-Winning, Al's South Street Café in Downtown Boston

Al's South Street Café in Downtown Boston

On NextCompany since September 11, 2026 (34 days)

MA area15 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,300,000
Gross revenue
$1,808,723
Cash flow (SDE)
$305,656
Inventory
$20,000
FF&E
$150,000

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Business overview

Al's South Street Café serves Italian subs, salads and soups in downtown Boston, MA. The café bakes bread in-house daily for its lunchtime customers. Neighborhood workers support a schedule of 4½ hours daily, five days weekly. Its sandwiches have earned multiple Boston awards and national recognition. The business carries a $1,300,000 asking price and currently has a deal pending. It reports gross revenue of $1,808,723 and cash flow of $305,656. The café employs 15 people. More full-time residents moving into the neighborhood create an opportunity to expand its customer base.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Restaurant operators who value a weekday lunch schedule serving neighborhood workers.
  • Qualified buyers who seek SBA 7A financing with 10% down for the business.

Details

Reason for selling
Retirement

Frequently Asked Questions

Al's South Street Café serves lunch for 4½ hours daily, five days weekly. The café draws neighborhood workers with Italian subs, salads and soups.

The café reports $1,808,723 in gross revenue and $305,656 in cash flow. The business carries a $1,300,000 asking price. Its inventory totals $20,000, and its furniture, fixtures and equipment total $150,000.

The owner plans to retire from Al's South Street Café. The seller provides transition training and support.

The listing identifies an SBA 7A loan option for qualified buyers. A qualified buyer can obtain this financing with 10% down for the business.

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