Naming Contest

Southern Style Restaurant that supports local animal charities

by birdiescafe@yahoo.com

Contest received 42 entries and the contest holder has awarded a winner.

congratulations to contest winner: sallyb858

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#265773 by sallyb858

Sweet Tea 'n Butterbean - this is long, but could serve as a double-entendre for the mascots Sweetea (cat) and Butterbean (dog) which could carry a whole marketing campaign if the caricatures are super cute! Lots of ways to carry the theme through the restaurant experience ... underscoring the mission to support animal causes.

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#268648 by sallyb858

Cracklin or Cracklin's -- this is short, memorable, evocative of Southern cooking and fun to say, but it certainly doesn't support the healthier menu bent! LOL

#265715 by sallyb858

I (heart symbol) Gritz -- could make a cute marketing rollout for tee shirts, bumper stickers, etc. because grits-lovers would want to proclaim it, especially in Oregon. Again, the heart is for love for animals, loving Southern cooking and heart-healthy grits and other Southern favorites. The logo would feature a picture of the heart, not the word, and people would probably call the restaurant Gritz when they become regulars because people like to nickname places and friends! The dog could be peeking over the heart, with paws on either side of the "vee"

#265724 by sallyb858

Moonpie -- this is an iconic Southern favorite and a fun word to say; could also become the name of your mascot, the dog in the logo; or make the "double-o" into a dog face ... says nothing of the healthy aspects, that's a bonus to come later after you pique their interest with the fun-to-say and easy-to-remember name

#265755 by sallyb858

Hushpuppy -- well, that about says it all! Another fun-to-say, easy-to-remember name that evokes Southern cooking!

#268357 by Simplyme

Fauna Cafè

#268013 by Simplyme

Splendid Dog Wagon

#266741 by Funky Arsent

Local Wisdom

#268960 by not2shabby

Pupfort Inn

#268653 by sallyb858

Cozylow Cafe -- cozy, rib-warming comfort food from the low country

#268688 by authorramona

www.frontporchsupper.com logo could have a dog laying on the front porch having a front porch is very southern

#268739 by jpinnix1023

Saucy Patron

#268740 by jpinnix1023

Bon-e-factor

#268789 by Simplyme

Deli Savannah

#268820 by Simplyme

Canis Cafè

#268955 by not2shabby

Southern Bends

#268958 by not2shabby

Pup Stop Inn

#267921 by creative.mind

southerly culinary art

#269179 by F ective D zine

PawSouth

#269347 by koukla

Gooder than Greens: a vegetarian play on the Southern expression "Gooder than Grits" - and a nice way to express that your company has a good moral code

#269348 by koukla

Gooder than Greens: a vegetarian play on the Southern expression "Gooder than Grits" - and a nice way to express that your company has a good moral code

#269484 by Simplyme

Savannah

#269532 by sallyb858

Sweetea's

#269722 by Simplyme

Veggie Table

#269843 by Simplyme

Eat at Olive

#266869 by Funky Arsent

Green Corner

#265654 by not2shabby

Charity Canteen

#265656 by not2shabby

Tail Wagger Cafe

#265675 by Funky Arsent

Southern Green

#265678 by Funky Arsent

South Bridge

#265705 by sallyb858

Bistro Gnawlean Okay a bit of a stretch, a tad wacky, but -- this has it all (say it fast in a Louisiana accent and you get New Orlean) -- the dog "gnaws" and the food is lean! Bistro is a nod to the fresh, light fare

#265710 by sallyb858

Heart of the South Bistro -- here you have the heart of Southern cooking, at a bistro with a "heart" for animals and giving back

#265713 by sallyb858

New Gritz -- euphonic take-off on "True Grit" but captures the new take on Southern favorites; you can use an "s" but the z is more urban

#266502 by Funky Arsent

Southern Wisdom

#267924 by creative.mind

Southward Orleans panache

#267167 by Simplyme

Bliss Fauna

#267178 by Simplyme

Fauna

#267179 by Simplyme

Dog Wagon

#267180 by Simplyme

Green Diner

#267190 by Simplyme

Dëliciouso

#267357 by IMFantasia

bitogrits.com for "Bit O' Grits"...

#265644 by AP Ravenswood

Canine to Five -or- K9to5

Southern Style Restaurant that supports local animal charities

Cracklin or Cracklin's -- this is short, memorable, evocative of Southern cooking and fun to say, but it certainly doesn't support the healthier menu bent! LOL

Hushpuppy -- well, that about says it all! Another fun-to-say, easy-to-remember name that evokes Southern cooking!

Fauna Cafè

Splendid Dog Wagon

Local Wisdom

Pupfort Inn

Cozylow Cafe -- cozy, rib-warming comfort food from the low country

www.frontporchsupper.com logo could have a dog laying on the front porch having a front porch is very southern

Saucy Patron

Bon-e-factor

Deli Savannah

Canis Cafè

Southern Bends

Pup Stop Inn

southerly culinary art

PawSouth

Gooder than Greens: a vegetarian play on the Southern expression "Gooder than Grits" - and a nice way to express that your company has a good moral code

Gooder than Greens: a vegetarian play on the Southern expression "Gooder than Grits" - and a nice way to express that your company has a good moral code

Savannah

Sweetea's

Veggie Table

Eat at Olive

Green Corner

Charity Canteen

Tail Wagger Cafe

Southern Green

South Bridge

Bistro Gnawlean Okay a bit of a stretch, a tad wacky, but -- this has it all (say it fast in a Louisiana accent and you get New Orlean) -- the dog "gnaws" and the food is lean! Bistro is a nod to the fresh, light fare

Heart of the South Bistro -- here you have the heart of Southern cooking, at a bistro with a "heart" for animals and giving back

New Gritz -- euphonic take-off on "True Grit" but captures the new take on Southern favorites; you can use an "s" but the z is more urban

Southern Wisdom

Southward Orleans panache

Bliss Fauna

Fauna

Dog Wagon

Green Diner

Dëliciouso

bitogrits.com for "Bit O' Grits"...

Canine to Five -or- K9to5