Slug And Lettuce Bournemouth Ocr

Situated at the top of Bournemouth town centre the Slug and lettuce is an attractive building with a great alfresco seating area to the front of the pub. The daytime trade is well set up for families or groups of friends out for a catchup or celebration event.

Situated at the top of Bournemouth town centre the Slug and lettuce is an attractive building with a great alfresco seating area to the front of the pub. The daytime trade is well set up for families or groups of friends out for a catchup or celebration event. The  outdoor seating/beer-garden makes it suitable for daytime and early evening drinking, giving an alfresco atmosphere in the summer. The internal is quirky with various zones allowing for larger gatherings, the bird cages are especially popular. On the first floor the is another bar serving a mezzanine area that overlooks the main bar The Slug & Lettuce Bournemouth OCR site presents as a hybrid food-&-drink destination with strong emphasis on cocktails and socialising, backed by outdoor space and flexible trade day to evening. It is well-positioned to capture both daytime casual dining and evening nightlife trade, Key Features • Prime town-centre location — situated at the top of the town with strong visibility and footfall from shoppers, visitors, and local businesses. • Versatile layout — open-plan trading space suitable for casual dining, drinks, and social gatherings, with a modern bar and flexible seating areas. • Outdoor seating — well-used beer garden and street-side tables providing a popular spot for afternoon drinks and summer evenings. • Strong food and drink potential — fully equipped bar and kitchen, ideal for developing an all-day menu and creative drinks offer. • Vibrant social appeal — great setting for brunches, after-work drinks, and weekend get-togethers, offering both daytime and evening trade. • Accessible and convenient — easy to reach by public transport, with parking and major amenities close by. • Opportunity for growth — ideal for an experienced operator to add their own concept, branding, and flair to a high-footfall, coastal market town. Business & Financial Information • Estimated ingoings (upfront): £23,545 • Full deposit: £22,750 • Agreement fee: £795 • Guide rent (weekly): £1,750 • Guide rent (annual): £91,000 • Forecast turnover (weekly): £17,765 • Forecast turnover (annual): £923,757 Ideal Operator Would be hospitality-focused, warm, and approachable, whether an individual operator or the manager of multiple operations, he would make his regulars and new visitors feel welcome. Creates a friendly, safe environment where people want to return. Has a strong business sense, understands margins on drinks and food, keeps costs under control without cutting corners and adapts menus and drink ranges to current trends. With a Strong community connection, they would be involved in local events, sports teams, fundraisers, Run quiz nights, live music, or themed evenings that bring locals together. Having Strong operational skills, they would be good with staff management, recruiting, training, motivating, and retaining people. Keeping strong operational standards clean pub, and a safe environment, a nd compliant with licensing laws and current legislation. Also, with the prime location of the sites, they would be able to adjust the offer to the customer base, family-friendly daytime and lively atmosphere later into the evening. Private Accommodation TBC. Regional Manager's Thoughts This rare opportunity allows for the introduction of a fresh vision tailored to the location and demographics of the business, capturing the essence of the desired business plan. Its strategic location ensures a steady flow of foot traffic and provides an excellent opportunity for the pub to become a hub for socialising, dining, and entertainment in the area. Making this opportunity very exciting for someone to inject their own flair and take this magnificent business to the next level. Surrounding Area Bournemouth is a large seaside town on the southern coast of England, in the county of Dorset. It historically developed as a health resort / spa town in the 19th century, taking advantage of its coastal location, sea air, pine woods and gardens. Over time it has grown not just as a holiday destination, but also residentially, culturally, and as a conference / events centre. Major events like the Bournemouth Air Festival ‒ free displays, concerts, fireworks etc are popular annually offering great opportunities for the business. Bournemouth benefits from train and road links, the town station is a short walk away with connections to London, plus there are good local road links. The town centre has a mix: mainstream high-street shops, independent boutiques, places to eat & drink bars, clubs, restaurants; also family-friendly options.