Restaurant and food truck names
Names for a new restaurant or food truck, each with its .com unregistered. The price includes registering it for you for the first year.
Choose a restaurant or food truck name that people can say when recommending you and spell when searching for you. Try it on a menu, a storefront sign and the side of a truck. A name tied to one dish or location may feel limiting if your menu changes, you add catering or you open another site.
Before you commit
Search the name alongside your town or city, and check maps and food delivery platforms for similar restaurant or food truck names.
Check your local business registry and the trademark database in your market. An unregistered .com does not mean the business name is legally clear to use.
Check social handles and similar spellings, especially on the platforms where you plan to share your menu or truck locations.
Say the name aloud and ask a few people to spell it without seeing it. If it uses another language, check the meaning and pronunciation with a fluent speaker.
Buying here includes registering the .com in your name for the first year and moving it to your own registrar account. You can also register the name yourself at any registrar.
- basilandember.com — $49. Reads "basil and ember," a name for a wood-fired pizzeria or an Italian kitchen. It also suits a pop-up or a sauce brand.
- brunchhollow.com — $49. Pairs "brunch" and "hollow," a name for a brunch restaurant or a weekend cafe. It also fits a breakfast catering business.
- charandolive.com — $49. Reads "char and olive," a name for a Mediterranean grill or a tapas bar. It also fits a wood-fired restaurant.
- charandthyme.com — $49. Reads "char and thyme," a name for a grill or wood-fired restaurant. It also fits a steakhouse, a barbecue spot or a private-chef business.
- curbkettle.com — $49. Joins "curb" and "kettle," a name for a curbside soup, tea or kettle-corn cart. It also suits a coffee truck.
- dawnskillet.com — $49. Joins "dawn" and "skillet," a name for an early-morning breakfast restaurant. It also suits a skillet-breakfast food truck.
- emberandladle.com — $49. Reads "ember and ladle," a name for a hearth-cooking restaurant or a soup and stew kitchen. It also suits a winter pop-up.
- feastwagon.com — $49. A food truck name from "feast" and "wagon." It suits a truck with big portions, a barbecue trailer or a mobile caterer.
- forkandfennel.com — $49. Reads "fork and fennel," a name for a Mediterranean or vegetable-forward restaurant. It also fits a food blog or a meal-prep kitchen.
- forkandkindle.com — $49. Reads "fork and kindle," a name for a wood-fired restaurant or a fireside dining room. It also fits a campfire-cooking brand.
- griddleandjam.com — $49. Reads "griddle and jam," a name for a breakfast spot that serves pancakes, toast and preserves. It also suits a brunch cafe.
- griddlewagon.com — $49. Pairs "griddle" and "wagon," a name for a food truck serving pancakes, smash burgers or grilled sandwiches. It also fits a breakfast cart.
- honeyandhash.com — $49. Reads "honey and hash," a name for a breakfast restaurant that serves biscuits and hash. It also suits a brunch pop-up.
- ladleandhearth.com — $49. Reads "ladle and hearth," a name for a soup kitchen, a stew house or a homestyle restaurant. It also fits a winter pop-up.
- ladleandvine.com — $49. Reads "ladle and vine," a name for a soup and wine bar or a rustic bistro. It also fits a catering kitchen or a cooking school.
- maplegriddle.com — $49. Joins "maple" and "griddle," a name for a pancake house or a breakfast diner. It also suits a waffle truck.
- nomadgriddle.com — $49. Pairs "nomad" and "griddle," a name for a food truck that moves between markets and events. It also fits a pop-up kitchen.
- pancakehaven.com — $49. A plain name for a pancake house: "pancake" and "haven." It also fits a breakfast cafe or a crepe stand.
- platterandflame.com — $49. Reads "platter and flame," a name for a grill restaurant or a barbecue house that serves shared plates. It also suits a caterer.
- sageandsupper.com — $49. Reads "sage and supper," a name for a comfort-food restaurant or a supper club. It also suits a home-cooking blog.
- sizzlewagon.com — $49. Joins "sizzle" and "wagon," a name for a food truck that cooks on a flat-top or grill. It suits tacos, burgers, fajitas or a breakfast truck.
- skilletparlor.com — $49. Pairs "skillet" and "parlor," a name for a breakfast diner or a comfort-food restaurant. It also fits a cast-iron cooking blog.
- streetladle.com — $49. Pairs "street" and "ladle," a name for a soup, curry, chili or noodle truck. It also fits a street-food stall.
- sunupdiner.com — $49. Reads "sun-up diner," a name for a breakfast diner that opens early. It also fits a roadside cafe.
- supperandsalt.com — $49. Reads "supper and salt," a name for a dinner restaurant or a supper club. It also fits a home-cooking blog.
- supperharbor.com — $49. Pairs "supper" and "harbor," a name for a waterfront restaurant or a seafood kitchen. It also suits a small-town dinner spot.
- tableandtorch.com — $49. Reads "table and torch," a name for a restaurant with open-flame cooking or patio dining. It also suits an outdoor supper series.
- tablehollow.com — $49. Pairs "table" and "hollow," a name for a farm-to-table restaurant or a supper club. It also suits a country inn dining room.
- thymeandember.com — $49. Reads "thyme and ember," a name for a hearth-cooking restaurant or a grill house. It also fits a spice-rub or sauce line.
- thymeandsmoke.com — $49. Reads "thyme and smoke," a name for a smokehouse or a barbecue restaurant. It also suits a smoked-food brand.
- toastandmaple.com — $49. Reads "toast and maple," a name for a breakfast and brunch restaurant. It also fits a French toast or pancake cafe.
- wafflehollow.com — $49. Pairs "waffle" and "hollow," a name for a waffle house or a breakfast and dessert cafe. It also suits a waffle cart.
- wagonbites.com — $49. Joins "wagon" and "bites," a name for a food truck or cart selling small plates and snacks. It also suits a festival food stand.
- wheelbites.com — $49. Pairs "wheel" and "bites," a name for a food truck or a bike-drawn snack cart. It also fits a mobile dessert stand.