HELP!! Need a name for my new sandwich shop...

Oh Shoot Sandwich Shop. There's a tongue twister. :laugh: :laugh:

Well at least for me it is cause I can't half talk anyway. :laugh:

"snack shack"
or
"grub" - cause guys like that sorta thing

My Wife's Place (let your husband get all the bills and you get all the glory!)
or
The BOX Shop (you could design cute little boxes to serve all your sandwiches in)

Friends of ours are opening a family restaurant and the name is going to be "Moose Creek Grille" (we live in Maine:)
Best of luck to you!!

Whatever the name, be sure to include at least one amazing, yummy and HEALTHY sandwich on your menu (I like to use pesto instead of mayo on mine) and include the calorie listings so folks like us can get lunch at your store every day and stay on track.

I so agree with this comment! We love to use hummus on our sandwiches. I personally like open faced sandwiches, and make my own specialty breads, and use spinach or other greens.....Build your own unique ones, and make them special!
I actually like the name " the Lunchbox" or "More than Fuel". Idea " Create an acronym representing your products"! Best wishes to you! Sounds fun!

In small towns, naming a resturant in conjunction with the local school mascot works really well. For example, our town has a returant called the Eagle's Nest.

Upper Crust
A Slice Above
Between the Buns
Hoagie Heaven


Please have a gluten free option other than Salad.

Meat You Should Eat

OK, GOING WITH THE CAMO THING....

The Bunker

The Choke -N- Puke (slang for chow hall)

The Blind

Here in the Midwest we tend to name things after our grandmothers...

Grannies Slamin Sammies!

Grandma's Kitchen Door (Always Open)

When I lived out in the Rockies I noticed they liked to name things with the local wildlife in mind..

The Golden Burro

The Hungy Hippo

The Brown Burro (burro's seem to come in lots of colors)

My favorite name if I had a stop and squat eattery would be "The Third Place" It's from Ray Oldenburg's book The Great Good Place. Oldenburg calls one's "first place" the home and those that one lives with. The "second place" is the workplace — where people may actually spend most of their time. Third places, then, are "anchors" of community life and facilitate and foster broader, more creative interaction. All societies already have informal meeting places; what is new in modern times is the intentionality of seeking them out as vital to current societal needs. Oldenburg suggests these hallmarks of a true "third place": free or inexpensive; food and drink, while not essential, are important; highly accessible: proximate for many (walking distance); involve regulars – those who habitually congregate there; welcoming and comfortable; both new friends and old should be found there.

Have fun with it and congrats on such a wonderful endevor!

I thought of another one....

Mid Day Munch

Since you are open from 10-2.

I was trying to think of other words for food, subs, or fuel. Maybe you incorporate some of these key words?

Power
Energize
Feed
Vittles
Victuals
Chow
Grub
Snack Shack
Submarine Machine

Shannon

Ammo....Come on in and load up!

Ammo....Come on in and load up!

LMAO That's Cute!

EMANON

NONAME SPELLED BACKWARDS