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Well, finally looks like i get my own place.
Not the best of locations but everyone has to start somewhere, i will be leasing the kitchen/restaurant that is situated inside a pub, and need to come up for names.
It will be a small Bistro/Fine Dining eatery.
All opinions are welcome!
James

OH Gosh!!
Chief James... A future session on Ramsey's Kitchens???

How about something simple.. "The Nook" Since it is inside
the pub, and is something the pub is offering as an
additional draw.
Here in the states that would be simple traditional fare,
hamburgers, chicken wings/legs, sometimes small steaks,
shrimp, fries, baked potatoes, and deserts and the like.
Or just "finger foods" easily prepared in bulk
for something the folks can eat as they chug down
the spirits and watch the games or a fight on the over
sized TV's scattered around the place.

It seems an oxymoron to have the words "pub" and "fine
dining" in the same sentence. Things must be different
over there.

Good luck and have fun in your new endeavor.
Frank


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i say its in a pub - its really a totally seperate area - this is quite common here!

I don't know of any good names, but be sure to set up some nice fish tanks in there. And get pictures.

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If it is in a smallish country English pub try to get a name that is identified by some thing special in the area. It has to be a short yet catchy name that is easy to remember. Does it overlook a land mark or does the pub a history background. It also has to be a friendly family name.

Good luck and I hope I never see in on Ramsey's list.
Eg Jamie Oliver uses "15" because that was the number of kids he took in the first time. Now that name is known world wide.

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Keith

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Name it after your fluffy ferret man

Or the standard "The _ & _ "

Country/town location or city location?

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The ferret and the snake

Snake and the fish?


I like the idea of tanks in there, it'd be a neat thing if you had room, but I suppose that'd be up to whoever you're leasing from (plus take away room for paying peoples and we just know you're place will be packed ). You'd just have to lock the lids down so no one tried to get any of the critters drunk.

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