What is good name for a restaurant ?
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Hi,\nHow about Asian Splendor?
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Not stupid,but fun names:\n Puddletown    close to   Piddletrenthide!!\n\n M   :  )
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Restaurant, barber shop, banks
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Just about every thing. Take another look at the laws, and then pick out areas of the restaurant you like and break them down to see them and how they fit. Every thing in the phisical world works on/obeys the laws of physics. Thus the name!
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Employees will refer the areas that the customers have access to the "front of the restaurant".\n\nThe kitchen and other employee areas are often referred to as "the back of the house".
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a la carte \nfrom the card One of many food, restaurant and cookery terms from French. \n\nau gratin\nCovered with melted cheese. \n\nballet \nlittle dance One of many entertainment terms from French. \n\nbon appétit\n"Good appetite!" Say this before eating. \n\ncafé\nA coffeehouse or small, cheap, restaurant. \n\ncorsage\nIn French, it is a piece of clothing that covers the chest. In English, it is a flower on a woman's dress or jacket. It is the custom for a man to present his date with a corsage to wear on an important evening out, such as a graduation ceremony. \n\ncul-de-sac\n"Bottom of the bag." A street that goes nowhere, but just stops. \n\ndéjà vu\n"Already seen." This is the feeling that people sometimes get, when they go somewhere for the first time, that they have been there before.\n\nfaux pas\n"False step." An action which is not socially acceptable. For example, telling jokes about blind people when a blind person can hear you, or to the friends or family of blind people, is a faux pas. Don't do it. \n\nfemme fatale\n"Deadly woman." A very attractive single woman who breaks many men's hearts. \n\nfiancée\nA woman who is to be married. \n\nfinesse\n"Fineness." Doing something extremely well and delicately. \n\nforte\nLiterally, this is the "strong" section of a sword blade, near the hilt. This is used in English to mean something that a person does better than anything else. "Learning languages is not my forte." \n\ngourmet\nSomeone who knows and loves good food. \n\nhors-d'oeuvre\n"Outside of the work." A snack you eat before the meal.\n\nnouveau riche\n"Newly rich." People who have earned a lot of money recently, and don't have the taste or education to know the proper way to use it. For example, Elvis Presley's house, Graceland, is famous for being very large, very expensive, and very, very ugly. He was obviously nouveau riche. \n\n\nrestaurant\nRestaurant. \n\nrisqué\nRisky. Sexy. \n\nRSVP\n"Répondez s'il vous plaît" means "Please respond." If you get an invitation to a party, the letters RSVP at the bottom mean that you should let the host know if you will be coming. \n\ntête-à-tête\n"Head to head." A quiet conversation by two people about serious or intimate things is a tête-à-tête. \n\ntouché\n"Touched." In fencing (sword fighting) you say this as the other person's sword touches you. In conversation, you might say it if the other person pokes a hole in what you've said. "I hate to spend money." "You spent $50 in the restaurant just last night!" "Touché." The English equivalent is "You got me." \n\nsee this site for more:\nhttp://www.krysstal.com/borrow_french.html
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Oysters!\n\nPearl Street is named for the aboundant oyster shells that washed ashore.
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Details about what kind of business it is would be helpful.  As a generality right now though, it would be good to get the word out by way of word of mouth and flyers.  Explain why your business is worth visiting (i.e. good food, helpful to the community, etc.)
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The best name for any business is one that says 1. What you are. 2. Where you are.  That saves a lot of explanations later.  Example: "Southern Pride Barbecue Catering of Atlanta" or "Barbecue Catering of Atlanta" with a secondary line of "Southern Pride in every bite".  Don't fall into the trap of thinking everyone will know who you are and what you do if you just used the name "Southern Pride".  "Bobby Joe's Barbecue" is too self serving unless everyone in the world know who "Bobbys Joe" is.
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frommers has some good stuff...\n\ngo here:\nhttp://www.frommers.com/destinations/marseille/\n\nAlso once you find the restaurant you're looking for I'm sure you can search for it on yahoo or google and if they have a website, you'll get your menu.
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Janu is good.  could even try Jan, Jani, Jana, Kiki; so long as you aren't called late for dinner.  (sorry old joke, couldn't resist.) ;-)
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It depends what you like\nAfrican - Addis Red Sea (Back Bay)\nSushi - Oishi Sushi (Chestnut Hill)\nFrench - Clio (Mass Ave/Comm Ave)\nIndian - Rangoli (Allston)\nItalian - Teatro (Boylston St)\nMexican - El Pelon (The Fenway)\nCheap Eats - El Pelon (The Fenway)
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Its: \n\nTom's Restaurant\n\n2880 Broadway · New York, NY\n\nLink below.
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LEAN CUISINE!\nGood One - Thanks.
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bed and breakfast.\n\nthere are other variations,but this is the traditional one!
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Red Lobster or the Olive Garden or Applebees
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since your are adressing just one place and no other restaurants \nit will be like this:\nLa familia va a un restaurante donde sirven comida mejicana.Su restaurante favorito es La Espiga de Oro