Lakeshore San Francisco restaurant for lease in anchored center with Type I hood and long-term NNN terms

The opportunity

Position your concept in the Lakeshore area of San Francisco at 1559 Sloat Blvd, a 1,736 SF restaurant for lease in a well-known neighborhood shopping center. Formerly occupied by a sushi restaurant, this is a strong second-generation opportunity for an operator seeking existing restaurant infrastructure and a practical path to opening.

The space is offered as a partially equipped / permitted full restaurant, with core back-of-house components already in place. For tenants looking for a San Francisco restaurant location with useful existing improvements, this layout supports a range of food and beverage concepts.

For lease
1,736 SF
Full restaurant space
Former sushi restaurant
Partially equipped / permitted
Long-term lease term
NNN lease

Location

This San Francisco restaurant for lease sits in the Lakeshore trade area on Sloat Blvd, within a center anchored by Lucky, Ross, and Planet Fitness. The established retail lineup helps create steady daily traffic and places the restaurant among complementary neighborhood-serving uses.

For operators targeting westside San Francisco, the location offers visibility in a proven shopping destination with a built-in customer base from surrounding retail activity.

Located at 1559 Sloat Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94132
In the Lakeshore area
In an anchored shopping center
Co-tenancy includes Lucky, Ross, and Planet Fitness

Space & infrastructure

The premises include several of the most important physical components for restaurant use, making it especially appealing as a restaurant for lease in San Francisco with existing utility and kitchen infrastructure.

12 ft Type I hood
Grease trap
HVAC
2 restrooms

These existing improvements can reduce upfront buildout scope compared with a raw shell, while giving incoming tenants flexibility to tailor the space to their operational needs.

Lease terms

The property is available on a NNN lease with a long-term lease term, offering a structure that may suit operators planning for stability and long-range business growth in San Francisco.

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