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You might want to try to analyze your demographic target and then play off of the current trends for that demographic. Analogies seem to work well with all types of business, so finding one that relates to your business may be the key. Also focus on your product, what makes your coffee different and what type of atmosphere will you be offering to your client. Find a catchy way to convey the benefits or allure of your coffee shop aka cafe.
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Judy-Something classy with your name, i.e. Janes Cafe, or Johnsons Coffee House
- Is there a landmark near your cafe? i.e. Lake Michigan Cafe (or Lake Michigan Coffee House)
-the street name i.e. Mainstreet Coffee House or Mainstreet Cafe
-the city, i.e. The New York Coffee House or The New York Cafe
-Latte Afternoon (instead of late afternoon)
-A yummy word combo i.e. mocha and muffin
-another word combo i.e. drip sip and tip
-you can always try rhyming i.e. Roast on the coast
-throwing in a French word makes it seem very highclass i.e. Cafe de amour (or something that means the Cafe of love or the love cafe)
-use an animal and/or color i.e. the bobcat cafe or the yellow bobcat cafe
-how about a random word that will catch on i.e. Osmosis (it's a scientific word but sounds super futuristic and cool)
-use a persons name i.e. Athenas Coffee House (from greek mythology)
-something cute sounding with word play i.e.
Cozys or Kozys
-You can throw in the word "Ole" in front of just about anything i.e. The Ole Mainstreet Coffee House
Hope I helped and have a great day!!
It kinda depends on what's special about it. If it's a pizzeria or a themed restaurant or a restaurant with types of food from a certain country or whatever. If you really can't think of something, maybe try your last name if it's catchy, or something Italian if your going for a pizzeria. By the way, many people like themed cafes and restaurant's.
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