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$75,000

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263 King Street East

Moss Park, Toronto, Ontario M5A0E9

For sale· Added

700 sqft

About this property

Client RemarksLocation! Location! Location! Profitable food service business for sale in a prime Downtown Toronto corridor at King Street East & Shelbourne Street. Approximately 700 sq. ft., this street-level space offers strong visibility, large storefront windows, and continuous exposure to high volumes of pedestrian and vehicle traffic. The location is surrounded by a dense mix of office buildings, residential towers, hotels, and a nearby post-secondary institution, creating reliable customer demand throughout the day and evening. This makes the business well suited for both investors and hands-on owner-operators seeking stable cash flow. The operation is fully equipped with a 6-foot commercial hood, fryer, flat-top, and grill, allowing for immediate operation with minimal additional investment. Favorable lease terms are in place, and the seller is open to providing training for a smooth transition. Generate income from the existing menu setup or rebrand and introduce your own concept. The layout and zoning also support extended hours, offering upside potential through late-night service and increased foot traffic. An excellent opportunity for buyers looking to acquire a turnkey, revenue-generating business in a high-demand downtown location.

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MLS® number
C13206450
Added
May 28, 2026 ()
Updated
May 28, 2026 ()
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Overview

Property type
Business

Inside

Heating
Forced air
Cooling
Fully air conditioned
Fireplace
No

Land

Zoning
Restaurant

Services

Water
Municipal water

Location

Cross streets
King/Sherbourne

Running costs

Annual property tax
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