Great thanks. I am having to look at prime locations or atleast shops that are situated in shopping areas or near a large number of businesses as I am intending for the business to sell food and my target market will be the lunch time trade. I will ensure that I put my negotiating hat on when I find the right place![]()
I wish you every success on whatever you choose to do.
But I had a mate recently that did something similar, in prime shopping centres, his was more of a kiosk.
At the time I questioned whether it really was viable, not in a superior way, just pleading for him to do his sums.
On small unit sales, such as sandwiches, prospective owners like to note profit margins, all very worthy, but the volume has to be vast for that to translate into a living profit.
Unfortunately it failed rather quickly and he lost money and his sanity for a short while, so beware.
Subway sell subs at £1.50, Supermarkets about the same too, so what's unique about your sandwiches, quality, price, or both, each critical to your profit
If you sell a sandwich for £2.50, your gonna be lucky to pull a profit of more than a quid, considerably less if your thinking net profit !!
You will require queues snaking out of the door each afternoon to break even !!!
Ok Ok thats enough of my negativity and good luck, I fear you will need it.