Restaurant Business Names

Sounds elegant and conveys meaning. The use of alliteration aids memorability.

Perfect for a salad bar, or for a restaurant that features salads prominently on its menu.

For a plant-based eatery that serves hearty, nutritious meals. Alliteration makes this a catchy one.

A play on the phrase "Mr. Nice Guy." Great for a sushi restaurant.

Seems like a vibrant but cozy spot to catch up over a meal.

For an eatery that serves a wide range of warm meals or salads. Great for buffet-style joints.

Home of authentic Italian cuisine. The recurring "ita" sound makes this a memorable option.

Suitable for restaurants that serve locally-sourced seafood, and those located close to water.

A combination of the words "experiment" and "kitchen." For a boundary-pushing establishment.

Great for restaurants that serve Spanish dishes that are inspired by their local communities.

Simple but fun. The auditory imagery enhances memorability.

Ideal for a laid-back eatery that's frequented by locals.

Befitting of an authentic Italian establishment that offers consistently great food.

Derived from "pizza" and "analytical." A quirky name that's suitable for an inventive pizzeria.

Suggests warmth and openness. Ideal for a steakhouse that celebrates connection.

Where generous meals are served at affordable prices.

For a restaurant that serves salad wraps and other nutritious meals.

Alliteration served as a mnemonic device, but patrons may begin to affectionately call it "Dished."

Unconventional but fun. A place where hanger can kick its shoes off until the next visit.

Could work for a barbecue restaurant or for a pizza outlet that offers woodfired dishes.