Food Business Name Generator

The Best Restaurant Names

The best restaurant names all have one thing in common, they are short! Creating a name that is easy to remember and accurately describes what makes your business great is the best way to make your brand a household name.

Come up with catchy and memorable name ideas for your food business using my random business name generator below. Simply choose the number of names you want, click generate, and my robots will handle the rest.

In general, it's a good idea to include the name of your signature dish in your company's name. Places like Burger King, Chick-fil-A, and others make it clear to customers what dish they do best.

If you are going the sandwich route, here are some fun names that will leave a sweet aftertaste in your customers' mouths.

Burger Boys
Big Tyme Burgers
Burgerville
Land-o-Sandwich
5th Flow Sammich - Martin reference
Moist Bites
Easy Burgers
Between the Buns
Warm Buns
Chewburgka

For those who dabble in more upscale cuisine, here are some names that convey sophistication as well as deliciousness.

Distinguished
Autumn Aroma
Mariah's Vineyard
Seven Seas
Delizioso
Seaside Stars
Humble Chive
Lauderdale Delicacies
Refined Salts

How Should I Market My Food Business?

Food businesses, like many other places, need to advertise on social media and Google. If you are just getting started, posting on platforms like Twitter, and creating a business profile on Google are great free options.

You will want to take high-resolution pictures of your best dishes and share them with as many people as humanly possible. The food industry, more than many others, is driven largely by word-of-mouth early.

As such, you will want to impress your customers and get as many great reviews as you can. Here are some free options for marketing your food business.

Twitter
Facebook Marketplace
Instagram - be sure to include some videos of you preparing the food
LinkedIn - less about pictures, more about making connections and networking with distributors, marketing people, etc.
Google Business Profile

Now social media is great but you will certainly need a website for your customers and potential business partners to visit.

Should I get a mobile app or website

Many restaurants have their own mobile apps as well as websites but if you are a small business with limited resources, you may want to stick with a website for now. Websites can still be accessed from your customer's cell phone.

You can also work with a developer to create an ordering application with your website that will allow customers to place and track their orders. Places like Dominos and Papa John's offer this and it makes the entire experience much smoother.

Many consumers (myself included) prefer a self-service option over calling in lunch orders. This is especially true if the menu has many options or when customers are new.

The food business is tough and highly competitive. To remain in business, you will need tasty food, great service, superb technology, and that catchy name you found here.