Shuttered Mickey and Minnie’s Inn outside Atlantic City listed for sale at $625,000 – Philadelphia Business Journal

A South Jersey property formerly home to a German restaurant has been listed for sale with an asking price of $625,000.

The former Mickey and Minnie’s Inn at 733 W. White Horse Pike in Galloway Township hit the market on April 6. The listing includes the restaurant’s liquor license and most of its equipment and furnishings, including fryers, refrigerators, bar taps, a sound system, tables, dishes and glassware.

Dating back to the 1930s, Mickey and Minnie’s was owned and operated by the Garbutt family for several generations, according to Jack Kelly, a broker with Century 21 Frick Realtors who has the listing. The restaurant was known for its German comfort food.

“It was there forever,” Kelly said. “Everybody in the neighborhood knew it. Everybody went there. It was just a neighborhood staple.”

An entity called Denboer Management LLC bought the restaurant for $500,000 in April 2022, New Jersey property records show. Kelly declined to identify the property owner behind the LLC, but the Press of Atlantic City reported at the time of the sale that the buyer was Bridget Den Boer.

Mickey and Minnie’s closed for renovations following the sale, but the restaurant never reopened after personal issues prevented the new owner from being able to bring the property back online, Kelly said.

In its few days on the market, Kelly said the property has already gotten a significant amount of interest from prospective buyers.

“I think we’re going to probably get a quick closing on it, and hopefully we’re going to get it reopened,” he added.

Located off White Horse Pike in Cologne, Mickey and Minnie’s sits near the Atlantic City International Airport and a roughly 25-minute drive from Atlantic City.

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The nearly 1-acre property features a two-story building housing the restaurant and a four-bedroom apartment, as well as two single-level cottages that can be rented, Kelly said.

The restaurant, located on the ground floor of the main building, seats 98 people across its indoor dining space and features a bar, wood floors, a pool table and three bathrooms, according to the listing. The pool table is not included in the sale. The second-floor apartment includes a kitchen, a living room with a fireplace, and a full bath with a walk-in shower and walk-in closet.

The two cottages on the property are not connected to the main building. The first cottage is a one-bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, tiled bathroom, washer and dryer. According to the listing, it is currently being renovated.

The second cottage is a two-bedroom unit with a garage.

The Mickey and Minnie’s property also includes 50 parking spaces, Kelly said.