Meadville Project

Snubs Pub

Elbow Room Brewery

AmbersBrew&Pub

Amber Barrel -- optional "the" but the .com is available either way. Amber is a beautiful color (some wood is amber-colored), a revered natural substance and a beer variety and color. Okay, we all know today that beer is brewed in humongous steel vats, but here we honor the romance and craftsmanship of Medieval times when ales and mead matured in barrels.

Stout and Slender; variation Stout 'n Slender; both available, latter without the apostrophe of course. This euphonic name evokes a British pub name and could even be followed by "tavern." Stout, for it's heaviness, which we get in an ale and big beef entree. Slender, for lighter brews and fare. Something for everyone!

Welshman's Tavern -- The Welsh have a singular brewing culture and tradition, to be sure, and this name evokes that Old World brewing sensibility especially when paired with "tavern," which evokes visions of simple and hearty fare. Tavern seems to bring forth a sense of joviality, community, casual fun with warm, friendly people.

Froth and Grubs

Stein and Dine

Barley's Bistro .... www.BarleysBistro.com

Sudsy's Grub ... SudsysGrub.com

Chow Suds .... ChowSuds.com

Barley Chow ... BarleyChow.com

Woodchucks Brew House ... WoodchucksBrewHouse.com

Family Rations

Daily Goblet

Frothing Mug, Hidden Entree

The Silver Chalice and Restuarant

Aunt Becky's Tavern

"plattermugs"

PlatterBrew

"Foodiebubbles"

dineNsipCafe.com

dineNwinecafe.com

dipNsipCafe.com

chewNbrewCafe.com

French Creek Tavern -- why not celebrate one of the most special and treasured features of the regional community? French Creek is one of the most biologically rich and diverse rivers east of the Mississippi, according to Wikipedia. It presents numerous opportunities for naming food and beverage offerings with associations from history, botany, river ecology, geography, etc. Tavern here evokes a warm, welcoming and neighborhood ambiance with a casual, bistro menu. Available as .com.

The Otter’s Pocketbook – “Huh? What’s that?” “Oh, it’s this great bistro in Meadville.” Unexpected, uh-huh. Intriguing? Yep. Has a story behind it? Yep. The river otter is trying to make a comeback on the French Creek, with a few unconfirmed sightings over the past several years. A pocketbook is one of the freshwater mussel species found in the watershed and mussels are a core component of the otter’s diet. This has lots of marketing legs for naming food and beverage offerings and it celebrates (and educates about) the regional natural environment and ostensibly provides an outlet for community charity and outreach through promotional and fundraising in support of Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and other similar organizations (benefit parties when launching a new label?) This is presented in the Old World tradition of tavern-naming! It has great implications for interior design, logo and menu design, illustrated character development (appeals to kids). PLUS – who doesn’t LOVE otters? Of course, this unusual name is available and we think it will become affectionately known to regulars as “The Otter.”

Homedinebrew (also available in .com,.net, .biz, .info, .us)

Tip, Tap, Go

Snack and Tap

Eat and Tap

Taphouse Eat Out

Eat Out Taphouse

Frothy Stein Restuarant

Hops101 ... Hops101.com

Grub Hops .... GrubHops.com

Chow Hops ... ChowHops.com

DineandBrew

Country Dew

SiblingsBrewDiner (also available as a .com, .net, .info, .biz, .us domain)

mugNsaucer (also available as a .com, .biz, .info, .net, and .us domain)

Wooden Hut

BrewWoods

Gazebo Lounge(gazebolounge.com)

AtTheHops

BrewSter

cupNsaucer (also available as a .net, .info, .biz, .us domain)