Jino Sushi Restaurant
Red Lion / York Restaurant Search
York / Dauphin / Lancaster County
Curated shortlist of restaurant spaces that match your budget, size, and operational needs.
These locations were screened for existing restaurant use, seating, and overall fit for your business.
Operational Criteria
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~2,000 SF (flexible up to ~3,500 SF)
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Restaurant (relocating existing business)
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Existing restaurant preferred; light renovations acceptable
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Target seating for 30–50 guests
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Flexible; to be discussed with landlord
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Flexible; reviewing options before scheduling tours
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Red Lion, York, New Freedom, and surrounding areas (≈45-minute radius)
🟢 AVAILABLE – CURRENT OPTIONS
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1️⃣ Dairyland Square – Red Lion
Address:
10 Dairyland Square, Red Lion, PA 17356Status: Active – Best Value Option
Lease: NNN
Size: ~2,000 SFEstimated Base Rent Range:
$1,700–$2,000 / monthEstimated NNN:
~$330 / monthEstimated Total:
~$2,000–$2,330 / month + utilitiesFree Rent: Possible during permits and build-out
Final rent and free rent are confirmed in the offer letter.
Use: Restaurant
Condition: Former Chinese restaurant (second-generation)Why it works:
• Existing restaurant layout
• Lower overall monthly cost
• Familiar Red Lion / York area
• Simple lease structureRisk Note:
Interior layout: changes likely (kitchen + dining; restroom requirements to be confirmed)Restrooms: Customer restroom likely needed for dine-in use (permit required)
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2️⃣ 111 N 2nd Street – Harrisburg
Address:
111 N 2nd St, Harrisburg, PA 17101
Status: Active – Tour Requested (Today 1:00–1:30 pending)
Lease: Modified Gross
Size: 2,025 SF
Rent:
~$2,200 / month + utilities
(taxes + building insurance included per agent; confirm final lease language)
Build-Out: Full build-out (Restaurant / Café)
Hood in place (fire suppression to confirm on-site)
Restrooms: Two restrooms already
Parking: Street parking; possible nearby lot option (to confirm)
Why it works:
• Right size (close to Dairyland size)
• Predictable monthly rent structure
• Restaurant-ready space with restrooms already in place
Tradeoff:
Downtown location — confirm takeout convenience / parking
Risk Note:
Basement storage available; basement coolers may not work (verify)
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3️⃣ 106 N Front Street – New Freedom
Description Address:
106 N Front St, New Freedom, PAStatus: Backup Option (Higher Risk)
Lease: Modified Gross
Size: ~2,000 SFRent:
~$1,800 / monthEstimated Total:
~$1,800 / month + utilitiesUse: Restaurant / Bar
Condition: Needs repairs/updates; landlord fixes safety items onlyWhy it works:
• Lowest monthly cost
• Walkable small-town location
• Simple budgeting (most costs included)Tradeoff:
Smaller town setting vs York / downtown locationsRisk Note:
Floors/porch concerns; tenant likely pays for most updatesgoes here -

🟡 Large Space Option – 45 E Main St (Dallastown)
Address:
45 E Main St, Dallastown, PA 17313Status: Large Space Option (Higher Monthly Cost)
Lease: NNN
Size: 3,532 SF (1st floor only)
Basement access for storage
(2nd floor is a separate tenant — not included)Estimated Base Rent:
~$2,500 / monthEstimated NNN:
~$1,295 / monthEstimated Total:
~$3,795 / month + utilitiesRestrooms: Two customer restrooms (wheelchair-accessible)
Why it works:
• Restaurant setup already in place
• Restrooms already done (lower permit risk)Tradeoff:
Larger space and higher monthly cost than DairylandRisk Note:
Not touring at this time (larger space / higher cost)
🟡 COMPARISON OPTION — HIGHER MONTHLY COST
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South York Plaza — Former Isaac’s Restaurant (York, PA)
This option offers a much larger kitchen and dine-in setup, but with significantly higher monthly rent.
Address:
205–275 Pauline Dr, York, PA 17402
(South York Plaza)Status: Comparison Option (Higher Monthly Cost)
Lease: NNN
Size: ~4,000 SFEstimated Base Rent:
~$4,600–$4,800 / monthEstimated NNN:
~$1,500 / monthEstimated Total:
~$6,100–$6,300 / month + utilitiesFree Rent: Not confirmed (to be discussed)
Use: Restaurant
Condition:
Former full-service restaurant (hood, walk-in, large kitchen, dining room)Why it works
Large kitchen (much bigger than current location)
Full dine-in restaurant setup
Existing hood and commercial kitchen
Customer restrooms already built
Easier path for dine-in permits
Tradeoff
Much higher monthly rent than other options
Larger space = higher fixed costs every month
Risk Note
Monthly rent is about $4,000 more per month than Dairyland
No free rent confirmed yet
Space may feel larger than needed if sales fluctuate
🔴 Not Available (Under Contract)
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1 S George Street – York
Address:
1 S George St, York, PA 17401Status: Space is under contract and in design phase with another tenant.
Lease:Modified Gross (details being confirmed)
Size: ~1,800 SFMonthly Rent:
$3,000 / monthEstimated Total:
~$3,000 / month + utilitiesUse: Restaurant / Café
Condition: Former restaurant space, interior removed (full build-out required)Why it works:
• Corner location on Continental Square
• Proven restaurant district with foot traffic
• Landlord offers Tenant Improvement allowance
• Simple lease structure (modified gross)Risk Note:
• Full build-out required
• Downtown operations and permitting complexity
🔴 NOT AVAILABLE (REFERENCE ONLY)
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Camp Hill – Reference Only
Address: 3608 Market Street – Camp Hill, PA
Status: Not Available (Previously Considered)
Size: 3,415 SFEstimated Rent:
To be confirmed (asking rent withheld)Estimated Total:
To be confirmed + utilitiesUse: Restaurant
Condition: Former retail / restaurant suitableWhy it works:
• Harrisburg-area location (Camp Hill)
• Strong visibility on Market Street
• Large surface parking lot
• Easier access than downtown HarrisburgTradeoff:
• Larger space than Red Lion option
• Rent still to be confirmedNote: Contacted listing agent — space has been leased.
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190 Memory Lane – York, PA (Former KFC)
Address:
190 Memory Lane, York, PA 17402Status: Not a Fit – Pricing / Availability Changed
Lease: NNN
Size: ~2,600 SFMonthly Rent:
Not competitive for restaurant useUse: Restaurant (prior use)
Condition: Former restaurant; interior removed (hood remains)Why it was considered:
• Freestanding building
• Prior restaurant useWhy it is no longer a fit:
• Pricing increased significantly
• Landlord pursuing another use
• Full build-out required with high total cost