List Price: $225,000
Property Description: This is the place to come for home cooked Real Mexican Food. From Tacos to Buritos to the best refried beans and rice you' ve ever had. During this rare opportunity to own one of the best Mexican Restaurants in Tampa, the Owners are willing to sell/share their original recipes (which, by the way, keep their customers coming back again and again!), the equipment, the good name of the business, a long term lease on the both buildings, and the opportunity to purchase the 17,250 sq ft of land and both buildings measuring 3,659 sq ft in the future!
This subject features 150 SF of Excellent road frontage. Situated directly on Hillsborough Avenue, close to Nebraska, It' s a one-of- a- kind Ownership is Continuously Busy and Offers Customers the best of Mexican Food in the Area. This is a Turn-Key Operation.
Owner is Willing to Teach New Owners the Secret Recipes and How to Run the Business. This sale is VERY Confidential, So Please Do Not Disturb the Employees During Work Hours. Owners have been Running this Very Successful Mexican Restaurant and Grocery Store for 5 years and are Looking to Retire. Please Call for Additional Details!!!
Location Description: Prime Location, just East of Nebraska Avenue directly on Hillsborough Avenue. Easy Ingress/ Egress to I-275, I-4 and the Cross Town. Located in the focal Area of Seminole Heights. Seminole Heights is a redevelopment area with Historic Preservation quaint restaurants, uniques shops and Centrally located in Tampa.
How current is this information? I was under the impression it had already sold and the new owner was the one who changed the hours to 7am-9pm 7 days a week. Plus they've added a vegetarian menu.
ReplyDeleteIt was posted on 11/28 -- so if it sold, it sold fast.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone get's this info faster, let one of the posters know and we'll get the info up ASAP.
I have also (now) heard that it's not sold, but leased.
If you know the real deal, please email me at editor@newheightsmag.com.
Notice that the offer you posted is essentially the sale of the business and not the land or permanent structures. This would imply some sort of lease arrangement.
ReplyDelete...and add to the confusion. :-)
Sold to a cousin from Mexico......sounds like they will remain authentic to me!
ReplyDeletehttp://centraltampa2.tbo.com/content/2007/dec/29/st-cousin-is-new-driver-of-taco-bus/?news
Cept maybe for the tofu part....
The new owner is named Renee and he is very, very nice. I went about 2 weeks ago and, no offense to the former owners, but I found the food to be 100% better. I stopped going awhile back because it just wasn't that great anymore.
ReplyDeleteI spoke with Rene and he is in fact the Cousin of the former owner; however, he is not new to the game. He owns a successful Taco stand in Brandon.
Really nice guy. He told us about a special they make on Mondays. It's a cross between Pibil and Carnitas. Go early though, it has sold out by 2PM every time. Renee said he keeps making more and it just flys out the window. Can't wait to try it.