The complexity behind ingress and egress rights is that they require you to also have rights to another piece of property. After all, you can't exit your property if you don't have the right to enter into the adjacent property.
Startup Costs. The type of location and whether a coffee shop is independent or financed are both major determinants of startup costs. A coffee cart can cost $20,000 to $25,000 to start up while a kiosk may cost $25,000 to $75,000.Drive-through locations are typically $80,000 to $200,000, although smaller units can be less expensive.ariable food cost is a small part of the cost of running a coffee shop. Rent, which shouldn't exceed 15 percent of sales, is another major expense. Staff cost, including payroll taxes, benefits and payroll accounting services, should stay under 35 percent of projected sales, according to Crimson Cup Coffee and Tea.
You'll need a location for your restaurant, which you can purchase or lease. You'll also need to purchase all cooking equipment, restaurant items, including tables, chairs, plates, glasses and silverware, food and worker uniforms. Don't forget the legal fees to start your business and the salary of your employees. All in all, it can cost $250,000 to $2 million to start a restaurant business, depending on the type of restaurant that you're starting. The type of restaurant that you plan to start has a big effect on the cost. If you're starting a pizzeria, for example, you'll need large pizza ovens and maybe a fryer for frying, but if you are starting an upscale dining establishment, you'll need several burners and possibly grills to cook the food.