Restaurants for sale in Naperville, IL

Looking for a restaurant for sale in Naperville? This page gathers restaurants tagged to Naperville and nearby DuPage County towns from public listing sites and brokers into one free search. Recent listings include sports bars with video gaming (where the town allows it), sushi and ramen spots, pizzerias, boba and dessert shops, bakeries and a sit-down Italian place, spread across Naperville, Downers Grove, Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Lombard, Westmont and Warrenville, with a few just over the line in Plainfield and Shorewood. Many brokers tag suburban listings simply as "DuPage County" rather than a town, so we include those too. Asking prices here tend to sit lower than big-city restaurants, and some listings are asset sales of a built-out space. When a listing shares cash flow, we show a cash-on-cash estimate on our model so you can size it up quickly. For every kind of business nearby, go back to all businesses for sale in Naperville.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Modeled on seller-reported numbers with 30% down, a 7.5% rate and a 10-year loan. How we estimate

Restaurants · Naperville area · live counts

  • 6matching in Naperville · 28 including nearby towns
  • 4clear 20% cash-on-cash on our model, incl. nearby
  • 4clear 1.5x DSCR on our model, incl. nearby

Restaurants for sale in and near Naperville, IL

Showing 1–24 of 28. The most recently seen listings come first.

Listings not seen recently may already be sold or changed, so check the broker's page.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. How we estimate

Questions about buying restaurants in Naperville

Do Naperville restaurant listings include the video gaming terminals?
Some sports bars and taverns list video gaming income. In Illinois, the terminals belong to a licensed operator and the new owner needs approval from the Illinois Gaming Board, video gaming isn't allowed in every town (Naperville doesn't allow it), and a local liquor license is required, so ask the broker how gaming income would carry over.
Why do some listings say DuPage County instead of a town?
Brokers often tag suburban listings by county. We include DuPage County listings here because many of them are in or near Naperville. Open the listing to see the exact town.
How is the cash-on-cash number worked out?
It's an estimate on our model, shown only when a listing shares cash flow: 30% down, a 7.5% interest rate and a 10-year loan, with cash flow left after loan payments divided by the down payment. Many restaurant listings don't share cash flow, so those show no number. You can run your own figures in our free business acquisition calculator.