A popular Harrogate sandwich shop that is currently for sale has dropped its asking price in a bid to attract buyers.
Thug Sandwich Co was put up for sale in April in what owner Daniel Bell described as a “heartbreaking” decision.
He said the shop was no longer sustainable for him personally, after working six-days a week for over six years.
And after almost five months on the market, the shop is now available at the cut price of £50,000.
A spokesperson for the shop said:
“Thug Sandwich Co. is still on the market. We’ve reduced the asking price to £50,000 in order to find the right buyer quickly.
“This is a busy, fully operational, fully equipped sandwich shop in central Harrogate, with a loyal customer base and strong local following.”
Serious enquiries are invited to contact @ernestwilsonbusinessagents for more information.
The takeaway first opened on Albert Street in 2018 and has been a staple of the Harrogate lunchtime scene ever since.
It was visited by YouTuber Danny Malin, AKA Rate My Takeaway, for his 750,000+ subscribers in 2022.
Danny showcased the Thug menu in a video that now has 463,000 views.

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