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Takeaways for Sale in NSW
358 listings
Browse takeaway shops, pizza bars, fish and chip shops, kebab and chicken outlets for sale across New South Wales, from Sydney suburbs to the Central Coast, the Illawarra and country towns. Compare takings and leases on Business For Sale listings and enquire free.
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Market snapshot
Takeaways are among the most listed food businesses in NSW, so buyers have plenty to compare. Most are priced on profit after the owner's wage, with weekly takings, food cost, rent and the share of orders from delivery apps doing the heavy lifting. Delivery platforms bring volume but take a commission, so buyers ask how much trade is walk in, phone or own website orders. Fish and chip shops in coastal towns from Tweed Heads to Eden swing with holiday crowds, while suburban pizza and kebab shops rely on late night locals. Franchise takeaways add brand fees and a franchisor approval step. Every NSW takeaway needs a food safety supervisor, and council inspections and exhaust servicing are part of due diligence. This hub currently lists 358 takeaways in NSW. Use the live listings to judge fair prices, enquire free, and set an alert for new NSW takeaways.
How to buy a Takeaway in NSW
- Register free on Business For Sale and shortlist NSW takeaways by type, region and takings.
- Enquire for POS and delivery platform reports, food and wage costs, equipment condition, any franchise terms and the lease.
- Watch trade over a few nights, confirm council and food safety records, then arrange finance and settlement.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a takeaway cost in NSW?
NSW takeaway prices depend on net profit, rent, lease term and how reliant sales are on delivery apps. A shop with strong walk in trade and a long lease usually asks more. Compare live Business For Sale listings in NSW and match POS and platform reports to bank deposits.
Can I buy a takeaway in NSW without a broker?
Yes. Business For Sale lists private takeaway owners as well as broker listings, and enquiries are free. Owners selling directly often want a quick, quiet handover. Sign the confidentiality agreement, ask for POS and platform data, and have your lawyer review the lease and any franchise agreement.
What should I check before buying a takeaway?
Check takings by day and season, delivery commissions, food and wage costs, and how many hours the owner works. Review the lease, outgoings, fryers, ovens and exhaust, and the council inspection history. For a franchise, confirm fees, refurbishment obligations and transfer approval. Spend a Friday night behind the counter if you can.
How do I get alerts for new takeaways in NSW?
Create a free buyer account on Business For Sale, save a search for takeaways in NSW and turn alerts on. Add a price range or region so alerts stay focused. New NSW takeaways reach your inbox as soon as they are listed. You can change your search or pause alerts at any time from your account.