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Edinburgh Live
3 days ago
- Business
- Edinburgh Live
Award-winning East Lothian Italian restaurant hits the market in search of new owners
Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info An award-winning Italian restaurant has been made available on the market in search of new owners. Crolla's Italian Kitchen, located within 'The Courtyard' at the Eskmills venue in Musselburgh is available for a leasehold price of £100,000. The venue has been under the same ownership for 11 years and has 15 years remaining on the current lease. It makes the opportunity open to anyone looking to enter the hospitality industry as the space is suitable for any style of cuisine. The listing on RightBiz reads: "Beautifully presented Italian Restaurant. Unique 'Eskmills' trading location. c.110 internal and 45 external courtyard covers. Quality fixtures and fittings throughout. Extensive kitchen and service areas. Strong turnover and profits. Same ownership for 11 years. "Currently 5 day trading. 15 years remaining on current lease. Suitable for any style of cuisine. Annual rent £40,000. Join Edinburgh Live's Whatsapp Community here and get the latest news sentstraight to your messages. "Crolla's Italian Kitchen is situated in an enviable trading location within 'The Courtyard' at the historic Eskmills venue in Musselburgh, East Lothian. Sitting close to the River Esk at the western edge of Musselburgh where it adjoins Edinburgh, there is easy access from both the Edinburgh City Bypass and the main A1. "Our client has owned and operated 'Crolla's Italian Kitchen' since 2014 and has only reluctantly placed the business on the market to concentrate on other business ventures. "Trading as a quality Italian restaurant, Crolla's has won numerous local and national awards over the years highlighting the quality food and exceptional service that is offered here. The restaurant enjoys a tremendous local reputation and its unique trading location attracts customers from all over East Lothian, Midlothian and beyond." You can view the full listing here.
Scotsman
12-05-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Italian restaurant near Edinburgh that has won heaps of top awards goes up for sale
Watch more of our videos on and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565 Visit Shots! now A multi-award-winning Italian restaurant just outside Edinburgh has been put on the market, with a guide price of £100,000. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Crolla's Italian Kitchen, which is situated within 'The Courtyard' at the historic Eskmills venue in Musselburgh, has been under the same ownership for 11 years and has scooped plenty of prizes for its delicious food down the years. The large venue can seat 110 diners indoors, and another 45 in its gorgeous courtyard. A listing for the restaurant on Rightbiz reads: 'Our client has owned and operated Crolla's Italian Kitchen since 2014 and has only reluctantly placed the business on the market to concentrate on other business ventures. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'Trading as a quality Italian restaurant, Crolla's has won numerous local and national awards over the years highlighting the quality food and exceptional service that is offered here. The restaurant enjoys a tremendous local reputation and its unique trading location attracts customers from all over East Lothian, Midlothian and beyond. 'This is an exceptional property with an attractive entrance and fully glazed seating area to the rear. The main entrance leads into the first dining area with traditional tables and chairs, high tables and seating and well stocked bar. The rear of the property has the main dining area which is predominantly glazed, offering attractive views over the courtyard giving c.110 covers between these two areas. A shared car park is available just a few yards from the entrance'. You can view the full listing on the RigthBiz website here.
Edinburgh Reporter
10-05-2025
- Business
- Edinburgh Reporter
Musselburgh restaurant business on the market
The 110 seater Crolla's Italian Kitchen restaurant at Eskmills in Musselburgh has been put on the market. Cornerstone Business Agents have set out all details of the sale of the business on their website, and explain that the guide price of £100,000 will buy the business and the assignation of the lease which has 15 years left to run. The agents said: 'This is an exceptional property with attractive entrance and fully glazed seating area to the rear. The main entrance leads into the first dining area with traditional tables and chairs, high tables and seating and well stocked bar. The rear of the property has the main dining area which is predominantly glazed, offering attractive views over the courtyard giving c.110 covers between these two areas. A shared car park is available just a few yards from the entrance. 'Our client has owned and operated 'Crolla's Italian Kitchen' since 2014 and has only reluctantly placed the business on the market to concentrate on other business ventures. Trading as a quality Italian restaurant, Crolla's has won numerous local and national awards over the years highlighting the quality food and exceptional service that is offered here. The restaurant enjoys a tremendous local reputation and its unique trading location attracts customers from all over East Lothian, Midlothian and beyond.' More details here. Loading… Like this: Like Related
The Herald Scotland
09-05-2025
- Business
- The Herald Scotland
Family-run Italian courtyard restaurant put up for sale
Cornerstone Business Agents said Crolla's Italian Kitchen 'is situated in an enviable trading location within 'The Courtyard' at the historic Eskmills venue' in Musselburgh, East Lothian. The agent said: 'The main entrance leads into the first dining area with traditional tables and chairs, high tables and seating and well stocked bar. The rear of the property has the main dining area which is predominantly glazed, offering attractive views over the courtyard giving 110 covers between these two areas. A shared car park is available just a few yards from the entrance. The interior. (Image: Cornerstone Business Agents) 'Our client has owned and operated 'Crolla's Italian Kitchen' since 2014 and has only reluctantly placed the business on the market to concentrate on other business ventures. Trading as a quality Italian restaurant, Crolla's has won numerous local and national awards over the years highlighting the quality food and exceptional service that is offered here. The restaurant enjoys a tremendous local reputation and its unique trading location attracts customers from all over East Lothian, Midlothian and beyond.' The agent also said: 'The premises are in excellent condition throughout, also offering 47 covers in the courtyard making it suitable for continuing along the same lines or for an alternative cuisine offering. 'Our clients choose to trade just five days per week closing on a Monday and Tuesday.' The leasehold is offered at a guide price of £100,000. Football firm launches Scotland's largest padel investment With an estimated 25 million active players, padel is widely considered the fastest growing sport in the world. Described by the Lawn Tennis Association as "an innovative form of tennis that's fun, easy to learn and extremely sociable", the sport counts Sir Andy Murray as one of its most vocal advocates. Now, as its popularity continues to soar, Powerleague, the UK's original and premier provider of small-sided football, is making a major play into padel. The firm, which was started in Paisley in 1987, has announced a £2.2 million investment to install 11 courts across Scotland by the end of 2025. American Golf drives forward with increasing diversity This article appears as part of Kristy Dorsey's Around the Greens series Despite its name, American Golf was founded in the UK in 1978 by brothers Robert and Howard Bilton, who were inspired by sports shops they had visited while in the US. Following a succession of ownership changes before going into administration in 2018, the business is now owned by International Leisure Group with financial backing from Leeds-based private equity group Endless. The sport's post-Covid boom encouraged American Golf to overstretch its resources, with the business recording a loss in 2023. A subsequent restructuring has left the UK's largest golf retailer "well-placed" for growth according to chief executive Nigel Oddy, who was brought in by Endless in April 2023. The Herald Scottish Golf Survey 2025 will close to submissions on Sunday May 11, but until then every club and course in the country is invited to submit their views. If your club or organisation has not already received an invitation to take part, please contact
