Discover 715 1st Corso in the heart of downtown Nebraska City, Nebraska. This exceptional opportunity offers the sale of The Downtowner Casual Café, a thriving, fully operational restaurant and commercial property in one of Southeast Nebraska’s fastest-growing areas. This turnkey cash-flow investment includes the 5,400-square-foot building, business operations, all furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E), and numerous additional pieces of equipment, enabling a seamless ownership transition. Currently operating daily from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the café enjoys a loyal customer base and a 4-star Google rating, with significant upside potential from expanded evening dining hours and catering services. Situated on a 0.13-acre lot, 715 1st Corso features a highly visible glass-lined storefront with abundant natural light, prominent building signage, ample bar, booth, and table seating, dedicated storage space, a dishwash station, a prep station, cold and freezer storage, and convenient street parking for customers and employees. Recent capital improvements include a new roof, hot water heater, and electrical upgrades, providing peace of mind for future ownership. The Downtowner still maintains its historic charm, having been built in 1940 and evoking a small-town feel. Located near the Iowa-Nebraska border with convenient access to the J. Sterling Morton Beltway, the property benefits from strong visibility to more than 1,500 vehicles per day and access to a growing consumer base of over 10,000 residents generating more than $129.5 million in spending power. Surrounded by retailers, service providers, and lifestyle amenities, this downtown Nebraska City restaurant offers consistent customer traffic and a strategic location for continued growth. Whether you are an owner-operator seeking a profitable restaurant business for sale, an entrepreneur looking for a turnkey hospitality opportunity, or an investor interested in acquiring an established commercial asset, The Downtowner Casual Café delivers a unique combination of real estate ownership, operational success, and future expansion potential in the Nebraska City market