{"id":261529,"date":"2026-04-22T18:42:26","date_gmt":"2026-04-22T18:42:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/261529\/"},"modified":"2026-04-22T18:42:26","modified_gmt":"2026-04-22T18:42:26","slug":"lubbocks-dreamers-bistro-put-up-for-sale","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-tx\/261529\/","title":{"rendered":"Lubbock’s Dreamers Bistro Put Up For Sale"},"content":{"rendered":"

A Lubbock restaurant known for its K Dogs, bubble teas, and bubble waffles is now for sale, according to a post<\/a> in “Restaurants For Sale By Owner” on Facebook. Dreamers Bistro (1001 University) appears to still be in operation during the possible transition, so if you have a craving for a fun Asian snack, you should still visit.<\/p>\n

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Details About Dreamers Bistro For Sale<\/p>\n

According to the post, Dreamer’s Bistro has been open for 4 years and has built in traffic from the apartments it shares a building with. Rent is $3000 a month for the 3000 sq. ft. space (which may sound high, but is actually below average per square foot for Lubbock). The sale of the business is “turnkey,” meaning the new owner could be fully operational immediately if they chose to be. Equipment includes: vent hoods, 2 flattop grills, 2 fryers, multiple sandwich prep table refrigerators, a walk-in refrigerator, a walk-in freezer, and a grab-n-go cooler.<\/p>\n

Why Is Dreamers Bistro For Sale?<\/p>\n

According to the post, “Selling due to moving out of the country at the end of the year.” That makes sense, you certainly can’t take a whole business with you. A new owner could take over the business complete as-is, so restaurant goers could see little change. Or they could rebrand\/ reimagine the concept.<\/p>\n

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Similar Options<\/p>\n

Hopefully, we get to enjoy Dreamers Bistro for a while longer. I believe they are the only place in town that offers bubble waffles. However, Lubbock is lucky to have other awesome Asian-style treat places, each with its own vibe, including:<\/p>\n

Kokomo (5217 82nd Street) has mochi donuts (deliciously chewy!), K Dogs, ube cheesecake, bubble teas, etc. Decorated beautifully.<\/p>\n

Sn Bahn Mi (5815 82nd St Unit 150) has great bahn mi, K Dogs, croffles (croissant\/ waffle hybrid), bubble teas, etc., in a really cute spot.<\/p>\n

All About Cha (2910 W Loop 289 Acc Rd Suite 545) has sushi, bimbimbap, and excellent matcha drinks, along with an impressive dessert case and coffee favorites in a nice, open space that’s perfect for studying or having a chill conversation with a friend.<\/p>\n

Teapioca Lounge (6620 Milwaukee Ave Ste 200) has a massive drink menu and unique dessert options in an adorable spot.<\/p>\n

Gong Cha (405 Slide Rd #119) has a huge drink menu that’s totally customizable with tons of different toppings, choice of sweetness level, etc.<\/p>\n

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Discover some of the best appetizers in Lubbock, from shareable starters and classic favorites to unique dishes locals love to order. This photo gallery highlights must-try appetizers from popular Lubbock restaurants, perfect for your next night out or casual meal.<\/p>\n

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