Restaurants for Sale in North Carolina
Browse 6 restaurants for sale in North Carolina, with listings in Cabarrus County, Charlotte and Cleveland County. Every listing shows the asking price, cash flow and multiple (price ÷ cash flow), so you can compare deals at a glance.
6 North Carolina restaurants for sale
Fast FoodTrain-Inspired Burger Grill at Busy Crossroads in Midland, NC
Midland, NC
- Asking
- $225,000
- Cash flow
- $76,560
- Multiple
- 2.9x
- Misc. RestaurantsMisc. Restaurants
Thriving NY Style Deli
Charlotte, NC
- Asking
- $350,000
- Cash flow
- $193,281
- Multiple
- 1.8x
Family RestaurantsClassic Italian Dining Experience for Sale — A Community Favorite!
Union County, NC
- Asking
- $650,000
- Cash flow
- $250,000
- Multiple
- 2.6x
Bars & TavernsPrice Drop!! Upscale Italian Pizza Pub with Bar & Entertainment
Cabarrus County, NC
- Asking
- $425,000
- Cash flow
- —
- Multiple
- —
Misc. RestaurantsTrusted Local Grill for Sale - Great Location, Solid Revenue
Lincoln County, NC
- Asking
- $360,000
- Cash flow
- —
- Multiple
- —
Family RestaurantsFamily Style Restaurant with Real Estate
Cleveland County, NC
- Asking
- $1,300,000
- Cash flow
- —
- Multiple
- —
Restaurants for Sale in North Carolina: common questions
Answers update automatically from live listing data.
How many restaurants are for sale in North Carolina right now?
6 are listed on BizListPro today, most of them in Cabarrus County (1), Charlotte (1) and Cleveland County (1). 1 was added in the last 30 days.
What do restaurants in North Carolina sell for?
The median asking price is $392,500, across 6 listings that show a price. Half ask less and half ask more.
What's the typical asking multiple for restaurants in North Carolina?
Sellers ask a median of 2.6x yearly cash flow, based on 3 listings that show both price and cash flow (a small sample, so treat it as a rough guide). A lower multiple means you pay less for each dollar the business earns.
How much cash flow do these businesses make?
The median yearly cash flow is $193,281. Cash flow is the owner's profit plus their own salary and perks, sometimes called SDE.
Do I need a broker to buy a business in North Carolina?
No, but most listings here are handled by a business broker who can share the full financials once you sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA). When you contact a listing, your inquiry goes only to that listing's broker.