Restaurant at Fort St. John Curling Club listed for sale
On October 27th, Eateteria announced on its official Facebook account that the restaurant is looking to be sold for $25,000.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — A local restaurant has been put up for sale.
In an October 27th Facebook post, Eateteria announced it is looking for someone to purchase the restaurant, located at the Fort St. John Curling Club (9504 96th Street).
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According to the post, the business is being sold for $25,000 and is described as a “low investment, ready-to-go restaurant.”
The post notes the space would be ideal for takeout, meal prep or use as a ghost kitchen, which is a food service business with no traditional dining area that prepares food ordered online exclusively for takeout and delivery.
Those interested in purchasing the business can contact the sellers by email at businessenquiryfsj@gmail.com.
Energeticcity.ca reached out to representatives from Eateteria for more details, such as the reason behind the sale, but didn’t immediately hear back in time for publication. This story will be updated if more information becomes available.
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