General
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66 votes
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The Lab
"sorry I can't come home right now, gotta go to The Lab."
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24 votes
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don't put "cafe" or "bar" in the name
A name typically does not inform the public what you are. Its simply a key to your identity. Look at names you use- do they say what they are in the title? The Stranger is far more attractive & existential than The Stranger Cafe. . .
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Monkeyhouse
"Stranger" is negative, menus will change, but the fun will go ever on. My suggestion: Focus your name on your core offering
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Alchemy
no sure why, maybe becasue of the experimentation aspect, but this word called out to me when reading your description of the cafe. Sounds fascinating.
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go Belgian and call it Café Étranger
Though, it may be too outré
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12 votes
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Encounter Culture
like an earlier one, but without cafe in the name, and a more subtle counter culture reference.
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11 votes
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10 votes
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Tripel Dog Dare
Plays on the Belgian Ales and the sense of daring to have a new experience
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8 votes
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8 votes
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Cafe +
It suggest more than coffee without specifying... I lets you imagine what more will be offered, thus appeal to your curiosity. It is simply for advertising, communication, flyers, banners... allows you a big variety of forms for the sign +
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7 votes
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Six Degrees
Like six degrees of separation just as you talk/play you find how connected you are.
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6 votes
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a-muse
thinking, finding, exploring, having fun, engaging, interesting. (and all aided by alcohol if available)
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5 votes
