If you had to name a restaurant, what words would you use?
Well, you’d probably have the words “restaurant”, “cafe”, “pizza”, “grill” or “bar” in it. Here are the top 20 words found in restaurant names based on a quick analysis of our listings (excluding things like “the”, “la”, “el”, etc).
Random, but I thought it was somewhat interesting. 
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Justin Chen has a passion for dim sum, chinese baked goods, fine whiskey and barely cooked meats. Since co-founding Menuism in 2006, he's eaten out way too much but continues to try to help others eat better.
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