Classic Eats, Steady Profits

Business Overview:

​Step into ownership of this thriving American diner, a nostalgic hotspot dishing out classic comfort food and consistent revenue! Located on a bustling highway in Pasco County, this gem benefits from heavy traffic and a growing population fueled by rapid new construction nearby. Fully equipped and move-in ready, it’s primed for success with untapped potential to add beer and wine sales—boosting profits even further. Don’t miss this chance to own a beloved local staple in one of Florida’s fastest-expanding regions!

Please refer to listing #3353-510670 and ask for Tatiana Kuzmyna when inquiring.

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Property Features and Assets:

Leased - Free-standing

​This diner boasts a well-designed property tailored for success. The building features a charming outdoor patio with seating, perfect for al fresco dining and attracting highway travelers. Its huge parking lot accommodates a high volume of guests—ideal for busy days and large crowds—while easy road access from Highway ensures convenience for both locals and passersby. This setup maximizes customer capacity and visibility in a prime location.

Monthly Rent - $2500

Square units - 1368

Lease Expiration Date - November 30th, 2027

Terms Options - 2 options 3 years

Market Competition and Expansion:

Competitive Overview - Situated on the high-traffic corridor, this diner enjoys a prime spot with excellent visibility and accessibility, outshining smaller eateries in the area. Nearby competitors include fast-food chains and casual dining options like Best of Philly Cheesesteak, which focuses on niche offerings, and larger franchises along the highway that lack the diner’s unique 50’s charm and community ties. Unlike corporate-backed chains, this diner’s established local loyalty—built over a decade—gives it an edge, especially among regulars like veterans and first responders. The surrounding area’s population boom (Pasco County grew 14.8% from 2010-2020, per U.S. Census trends) and ongoing construction signal increasing demand, while the potential for beer and wine sales sets it apart from competitors without liquor licenses. Traffic counts average over 30,000 vehicles daily (per FDOT data), ensuring a steady flow of potential customers​

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