Brothers Massimo (left) and Maurizio Segato, most notably known around town as the co-owners of Blanshard Street's Italian Food Imports delicatessen, are partners in the Macchiato Caffe & Paninoteca chain with Sean Sloat. The trio have listed the company's original location, along Broad Street at Broughton Street, for sale. Macchiato Caffe & Paninoteca
One of downtown Victoria's most popular cafés is up for sale to the tune of half a million dollars
CITIFIED.CA STAFF
Published April 3, 2019
One of downtown Victoria’s most popular locally-owned coffee shops can be yours for $499,000.
The original location of Macchiato Caffe & Paninoteca, situated in the Yarrow Building along the 1000-block of Broad Street at Broughton Street, is described as one of Victoria’s “must stop eateries” with its offerings of “Italian-style” beverages and “European-inspired” sandwiches, salads, pastries and soups.
The café’s income stream, according to its listing, offers a turn-key investment opportunity with appeal to both owner-operators and investors searching for an established business with a local following spanning 12-plus years.
Brothers Massimo and Maurizio Segato, who co-own Blanshard Street’s Italian Food Imports – an Italian delicatessen and sandwich shop that is a stalwart among Vancouver Island’s top delis – are themselves co-owners of the two location-strong Macchiato chain (the second location is situated on Johnson Street at Blanshard Street in the
Juliet condominium tower). The two Macchiato cafés are a partnership between the Segato brothers and Sean Sloat who is a fixture of the Johnson Street location.
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