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Palm Beach County Restaurant + 4COP Quota
Review this Palm Beach County restaurant opportunity with a 4COP Quota liquor license, including the advertised business + license package price and FLLM's independent license-market intelligence.
Business CategoryRestaurant
County LocationPalm Beach County
Business + License Price$1,299,000
Liquor License Type4COP Quota
Gross Annual RevenueGross revenue as stated in the source advertisement, where available. Buyer due diligence is recommended.$1,720,567
SDE / Cash FlowSDE, Cash Flow, or EBITDA as stated in the advertisement. The original financial label is retained; buyer due diligence is recommended.$383,901
Financial information is taken from publicly advertised listings and has not been independently audited by FLLM. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence.
FLLM Est. License ValueFLLM county market-based estimate of the quota liquor-license component, not a formal appraisal. It does not mean the license is available for separate purchase. The advertised Business + License Price is for the overall package.$225,000
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Florida MarketPalm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach · Boca Raton · Delray Beach
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License Type Explained
What a 4COP Quota License Means
A 4COP quota license is a county-specific transferable full-liquor license that can authorize beer, wine, and distilled spirits for on-premises consumption, subject to the approved premises and regulatory requirements. The quota license is a distinct asset from the operating business and can carry substantial market value.
License Type4COP QuotaA Florida 4COP quota license is a county-limited transferable full-liquor license, subject to DBPR/ABT approval and applicable premises requirements.
License PrivilegesBeer · Wine · SpiritsFull-liquor quota privileges include beer, wine and distilled spirits within the approved 4COP series and premises.
Permitted UseOn- & Off-PremisesA 4COP quota license can support on-premises consumption and package sales for off-premises consumption within its approved privileges.
TransferabilityWithin Same CountyQuota licenses are county-specific. A Palm Beach County quota license generally remains within Palm Beach County, subject to DBPR/ABT transfer and location approval.
License Highlights
Full-liquor
licenseFull-liquor quota privileges include beer, wine and distilled spirits, subject to the approved series, premises and DBPR/ABT requirements.
licenseFull-liquor quota privileges include beer, wine and distilled spirits, subject to the approved series, premises and DBPR/ABT requirements.
On- or
off-premises useIn the 4COP series, a quota license can authorize on-premises consumption and package sales for off-premises consumption within its approved privileges.
off-premises useIn the 4COP series, a quota license can authorize on-premises consumption and package sales for off-premises consumption within its approved privileges.
Generally no SFS
food-sales percentageA transferable quota license is different from a qualification-based 4COP SFS / SRX restaurant license. The statewide SFS food-and-nonalcoholic revenue percentage generally does not govern a quota 4COP license.
food-sales percentageA transferable quota license is different from a qualification-based 4COP SFS / SRX restaurant license. The statewide SFS food-and-nonalcoholic revenue percentage generally does not govern a quota 4COP license.
Limited Palm Beach
County quota supplyFlorida quota-license supply is county-specific and limited by the statutory quota system. A Palm Beach County license generally remains a Palm Beach County asset, subject to DBPR/ABT transfer and location approval.
County quota supplyFlorida quota-license supply is county-specific and limited by the statutory quota system. A Palm Beach County license generally remains a Palm Beach County asset, subject to DBPR/ABT transfer and location approval.
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