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For Lease: Restaurant space plus equipment, on E 4th Street in Bethlehem, PA.
Currently occupied by the Borinquen Restaurant. Total square footage approximately 1,000 sq ft, plus additional storage available in the basement. Great location for a restaurant, located in the Four Blocks. Excellent visibility and close to all Bethlehem has to offer. Within walking distance of Lehigh University. Great opportunity to start a restaurant since all equipment is already installed and available for lease as well. *Equipment rental is additional $400 per month. For additional information on this exciting opportunity, click here. For more information, visit our listing on LoopNet. http://www.loopnet.com/lid/20222875
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