DNB Craft Kitchen in downtown New Bedford wants people to know they are thriving and headed for a bright future. Despite the rumors swirling, dNB is vibrant and looking forward to a successful summer season serving up some of the best burgers in the city.
A few years ago, the popular burger spot moved from 22 Elm Street to its current location at 768 Purchase Street. Known for its unique and innovative twist on the traditional burger, dNB Craft Kitchen has solidified itself as a local favorite.
Founded in 2014 by Amelia Luvitch and Joshua Lemaire, the restaurant has become a cornerstone of New Bedford's vibrant culinary scene. With award-winning recipes, a lively atmosphere and a loyal customer base, dNB has earned an excellent reputation.
As the restaurant gears up for another busy summer, we have some exciting news: dNB Craft Kitchen is currently offering an exciting opportunity for potential owners. This vibrant business, complete with a full liquor license and all operating assets, is being offered for $499,000.
“It's been an incredible journey building this brand into what it is today and we're thrilled to be passing the baton to someone who shares our passion for great food and hospitality,” said current owner Joshua Lemaire.
Both Luvitch and Lemaire have contributed greatly to the restaurant's success, with Luvitch lending his interior design talents to the dNB locations and Union Flats, and Lemaire pursuing his passion for music with his band, Don't Grow Old.
The potential buyer will inherit not only a thriving business, but also a solid reputation and a loyal customer base. The sale includes all recipes, kitchen equipment, dining furniture and a lease with an option to extend.
For more information, contact Realtor Andrew Romano of BOLD Real Estate at 774-473-4049 or andrewromanorealtor@gmail.com.
As New Bedford continues to grow and attract more tourists, this venture promises endless possibilities for success.
Marissa Sebastian contributed to this report.
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