Family-run French café in Glasgow's Southside goes to market

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 12:32 · Archive

Deli Zola, a family-run French café in Glasgow's Southside, has been listed for sale as the owner plans to retire.

Deli Zola, a French café and deli on Skirving Street in Shawlands, has been listed for sale with an asking price of £65,000. The family-run business has operated for 12 years and is described as one of the best established premises in Glasgow's Southside. The listing comes as the current owner plans to retire.

The premises offers 34 internal covers and 20 external covers, providing seating for up to 52 customers. The south-facing outdoor seating area is highlighted as a particular strength, offering an inviting setting for al fresco dining during warmer months. The business is alcohol licensed for on and off sales.

The annual turnover is listed as around £200,000, with annual rent of £18,000. Marketers Scottish Business Agency describe the appealing seating provision and location as making it 'the perfect opportunity' for an incoming operator.

How it is being reported

• Popular Glasgow cafe goes on the market in 'genuine retirement sale'The French cafe and deli is described as one of the "best established" businesses in the southside.Glasgow Live · 13 Oct, 11:49
• Family-owned café in Glasgow hits market as owner announces retirement plansDeli Zola in Glasgow's Southside hits market amid retirement plansGlasgow Times · 13 Oct, 10:52

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