Exceptional opportunity to own a fully equipped bar and restaurant with a liquor license at the well-known former Mackey’s location in Douglassville. Located at 7408 Boyertown Pike, this established hospitality property offers excellent visibility and access along a high-traffic corridor in Berks County. The property features a spacious bar area, dining space, commercial kitchen, and ample on-site parking, making it ideal for an owner-operator or investor looking to reopen a neighborhood favorite or introduce a new dining concept. The sale includes a valuable liquor license, significantly reducing startup time and regulatory hurdles. With strong local recognition and a long history as a community gathering spot, this property presents tremendous potential for a restaurant, tavern, sports bar, or entertainment venue. Conveniently positioned with easy access to surrounding communities including Boyertown, Amity Township, and the Route 422 corridor. Don’t miss the chance to revitalize this iconic location and bring new life to a beloved local establishment.
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Group. Contact: 6107925900

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