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153, Need name for a newer restaurant concept - foodies unite!
Posted by Gertee3, Sun Nov-19-06 03:32 AM
Hi Everyone -

Thank you for checking out my post. I need your help brainstorming for a new restaurant concept that we are planning to open in the near future.

We are opening a high end dessert patissere. What this means is that we will be open during the hours of 7AM - 5PM early week, and later part of the week we will be open 7AM - Midnight. Our goal is to have a regular crowd in the morning who will stop by and pick up a pastry and coffee/espresso/etc, offer a few light offerings for lunch, gelato, hope to have the mid afternoon "I need caffine" bunch, and then focus on our high end dessert menu, in the evenings, along with local beers on tap, ports, and wines. We will offer dessert/wine pairings and other unique ideas. We will cater, offer gift baskets, coporate logo chocolates and so much more. The decor is very modern/contemporary/clean/sleek look. It will be light enough during the day but intimate for the evening hours.

With this being said we need a really great name. I am looking for a name that sums up everything we do. I want it to be sassy, sexy, maybe a little risque. But the name needs to be obvious enough so people know what we do. We will focus on buying local as much as possible, organic ingredients/offerings, and fair trade coffee. We will be located downtown, near our capitol (across the street)

Names already been there/done that:

Finale
Room 4 Dessert
Dessert First
Sugar
Brulee'
Sin Dessert Lounge
All Tarted Up
Just Desserts
Dessert Island

Anything with Sweet in the title I do not like, I'm looking for something more original.

Does anyone know french? Desservir Premier - Dessert First, however people will most likely not know that that means. Indulge? I've heard that before but I'm not sure if anyone has used it. I'm coming up blank. Please help me!

Gertee3:7