Martini Bar Names

Martinis are often taken with a twist of citrus, mostly lemon, to make it more aromatic. The name also indicates that clients can expect something out of the ordinary when they visit your bar.

The famous spy, James Bond, always asks for his martini "shaken, not stirred." Naming your bar "Stirred" will tell patrons that you make cocktails, especially martinis, the traditional way.

Revelers are people enjoying themselves, while being tipsy is a state of slightly being under the influence of alcohol. Sometimes tipsy revelers are a bit noisy, which is a sign of people enjoying themselves. The name is fun and indicates that alcohol is consumed on the premises.

Pizzazz indicates a combination of vitality and glamour. Using this name will tell clients that you are an upmarket establishment bustling with energy and enjoyment.

Citrus represents freshness and is a well-liked addition to a martini. Citrus will also resonate well with clients who are more healthy and earth-conscious. The modern one-word name will be very memorable and catchy.

If you are going to serve a variety of martinis at your bar, using the word "galore" in the name will tell patrons that they can expect to have a choice of their favorite drink.

The James Bond movies made the drinking of martinis extravagant and mysterious. Vesper is the name of the Bond girl that first introduced Bond to martinis. Naming your bar after her character adds to the spy-like glamour of the drink and gives your bar a movie-like quality.

The wordplay on mania will be very effective as the separation of the "M" references the martini. The name indicates to clients that people will go a little crazy for your martinis. Splitting the "M" away from the rest of the word will make it more modern and memorable.

Olives and citrus rinds are well-loved garnishes and additions to the classic martini to make variations. Using this name will not only indicate that you serve martinis but can also indicate canapes and other small meals are part of the menu.

Olives are synonymous with martinis. The TV host, Johnny Carson, is known to have said: "Happiness is finding two olives in your martini when you are hungry." Using this name, and actually adding an extra olive, will lead to happy patrons.