Globally established Belgian Beer Cafe – Lower North Shore

A globally recognised hospitality brand is relaunching on Sydney's Lower North Shore, offering an exclusive 15 year licence tied to a landmark heritage venue (circa 1929) in one of the city's most sought after dining and entertainment precincts.

Key highlights:

• Exclusive 15 year licence with a 15 year back to back lease, providing long term tenure and security
• Heritage corner site with Harbour views, seating for more than 220 across the main floor and a rear beer garden courtyard
• Proven concept with 19 years of Australian trading history, with Melbourne and Perth operations each trading well above AU$4.5M annually across the network
• Expansion rights included: the successful operator receives an option to launch a second venue anywhere in NSW, with Queensland flagged for mid 2027
• Established global brand with strong consumer recognition and a tested operational model

The Belgian Beer Cafe is a well established international concept with deep roots in the Australian market, first launched in Sydney in 1999. The Lower North Shore relaunch positions an incoming operator to benefit from both a proven brand framework and a high profile heritage site in a precinct known as the premium end of the Lower North Shore dining strip.

This is a licence acquisition, not a standard lease assignment. The structure provides exclusivity within a defined territory and includes the right to expand, making it a strategic entry point for an operator seeking a scalable hospitality platform in NSW.

To receive a full information profile, register your expression of interest with Paul Helliwell.

Broker: Paul Helliwell
Ref: NSW11185
Phone: +61 2 9899 1999 / +61 419 015 046
Email: [email protected]

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