50 Best Burger Restaurant Names
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Looking for the perfect burger restaurant name?
If you have a deep love for burgers and the money to start a business, then a burger restaurant is just what’s in store for you! Concoct the perfect burger then venture onto the following steps.
Burger Restaurant Names
Burger restaurant names should sound good and portray how well you know the burger biz! Here’s some tips to consider when thinking of burger restaurant names:
- Laid back: Burger restaurants are not for the fancy crowd; it’s where people can go wearing t-shirts and jeans, enjoy good food with family or friends in a laid-back kind of atmosphere.
- Signature burger: If you thought of an awesome name for your signature burger, use it in the name; otherwise, the burger may be named after the restaurant.
- Alliterations: Burger obviously starts with the letter “b” which opens up a whole world of naming opportunities when you consider alliterations. If you’re not familiar with this, an alliteration is a repetition of a sound in consecutive words. For example: Bob’s Burger Barn.
- Rhymes: If you want your name to stick like ketchup to a bun, using a rhyme is appropriate and fun!
- Your name: Be a proud business owner and incorporate your name into the business name.
Now for a list of burger restaurant names:
The Best Tips for Naming Your Business
Bob's Burger Barn | Buzz Burgers |
The Burger Barn | Burger Bistro |
Burger Bros. | Patty Buns Burgers |
Bigger Better Burger Joint | The Smokin' Patty |
The Burger Joint | Smokin' Burger |
Burgers Ahoy! | The Smokin' Grill |
Burger Time | Burger Smokehouse |
Riley's Smiley Burgers | GrillHouse |
Burger Basement | Bill's All-American Burgers |
Hang 10 Burgers | All-American Burger Joint |
The Burger Grille | Burgers-a-Billion |
Rockin' Burgers | Hot Cross Buns |
The Burger House | Burger Ferguson |
Backyard Burgers | We Know Burgers |
The Crispy Bun | We Love Beef |
Toasty Buns Burgers | Buffalo Burgers |
Beefcakes Burgers | Knuckle Burger |
Pit Master Burgers | BINGO Burgers |
Dungeon Burgers | Bullseye Burgers |
CrazyBurger | Bullhorn Burgers |
Sin City Burgers | The Burgery |
Burgers on 22nd Street | Burger Master Mike |
Burger Boulevard | PitStop Burgers |
Bruce's Burgers | The Burger Pit |
Bugout Burgers | The Burger Hub |
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Will you have a signature burger? Consider using that as your restaurant name.
Naming Your Restaurant
If these names don’t make someone want to stop in for a good burger, then I don’t know what will!
Naming your business might possibly be the toughest part, but think about the relief you’ll feel when those doors are open for business once and for all.
Considerations for Opening a Burger Restaurant
Food service establishments require special permits and licensing in order to open for business.
Filing the Correct Paperwork
First, start with registering your business with the name through the state’s Division of Corporations and then contacting your city or county to register it locally for business tax purposes. You will also need to be in contact with the health department to find out what permits and inspections are required through them; after all, restaurants concern the health of others and should be deemed clean to operate!
Choosing the Location
If you’ve ever heard someone emphasise the statement “location, location, location!” there is a good reason for this; a location can make or break any business, especially in the first year during the critical period of getting established within the community. While locations in areas in lots of traffic tend to be on the more expensive side, this will work to your advantage! Try to think about where your location is in proximity to major county or city events, as during these events, you have an opportunity for an extremely busy period, which is good!
Budgeting for Expenses
Depending on the type of burger business you are securing whether it’s a physical location or a food truck, you will need to think about what kind of supplies, equipment, and furnishings you will need for the business. While buying these things new usually mean no headache, it can be really expensive. Make a list of what you need and try to find most of it secondhand and just refurbish, you can save hundreds or even thousands doing this.
Creating the Menu
Don’t forget one of the most important final steps, making your menu! Ever burger place needs a signature burger. Not only this, but if you come up with one of those food-eating challenges, your customers can have an opportunity to win some restaurant swag, which means they basically take on the challenge to win a t-shirt, thus advertising for your restaurant when they wear it!
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