Irie Diner

Peter is building an outdoor patio for his Caribbean restaurant!

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Security Type
Debt
Categories
Restaurants
Location
JACKSONGVILLE, FL
Expected Close Date
July 25, 2022
Target Raise
$50.00K-$125.00K
No. Investors
37
Security Price
$1
Website
iriediner.com
Number of Employees
13
Cash
$11,852
Revenue
$485,494
Short Term Debt
$33,280
Cost of Goods
$103,792
Long Term Debt
$55,588
Net Income
$130,024

Company Description

Irie Diner Caribbean Restaurant is a full-service casual dining restaurant. Irie Diner's menu is reflective of the Caribbean diaspora. Our dishes bear the name of several Caribbean Islands. In addition to our bold Caribbean flavors, Irie Diner serves beer, draft beer, an assortment of wines, and wine-based cocktails.

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Irie Diner has placed in the top three restaurants for Clay County’s Best Caribbean Cuisine!, Total revenue for 2022 is on track to grow by 27% year over year.
Amount Raised : $66,045
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