Bruno’s Tavern, a historic Uptown New Orleans bar and longtime favourite hangout amongst Tulane and Loyola College college students, is listed for $2.4 million.

Tim Spratt has owned the property and enterprise since 2019, when he acquired Bruno’s from longtime proprietor David Melius. Positioned at 7538 Maple St., the bar has operated in New Orleans since 1934. The present two-story constructing was constructed in 2009.

“The present proprietor has had a terrific run with the enterprise and is now prepared to maneuver on to the following chapter of his profession,” stated Aaron Kazanoff, itemizing agent and business actual property dealer with Ben + Burka. “Bruno’s is such an iconic bar. Individuals in New Orleans acknowledge the identify instantly. It’s just like when locations like Miss Mae’s or Tipitina’s hit the market. Alternatives like this don’t come up usually.”

The 4,225-square-foot property is a totally built-out, turnkey restaurant and bar positioned alongside the extremely trafficked Maple Avenue hall. It’s absolutely licensed for each bar and restaurant use and features a full-service bar, business kitchen with hood and grease lure, walk-in cooler with beer faucets, non-public occasion house, workplace and storage areas, and extra second-floor storage.

Along with its proximity to Tulane and Loyola, Bruno’s has lengthy been recognized for its informal environment, sports activities viewing, darts and pool, and signature menu objects comparable to particles fries.

“It is a uncommon, turnkey alternative to buy such a profitable enterprise with a longtime heritage, mixed with a terrific location,” Kazanoff stated. “It’s particularly interesting for an owner-operator trying to make Bruno’s their subsequent enterprise.”

The property is zoned HU-B1, Historic City Neighborhood Enterprise District, permitting for continued bar, restaurant or different business makes use of. (Click on right here for the official itemizing)