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Can Kibkomers help me out with a name? Been wrecking my brains. Need something catchy that is not currently being used.
Shop will be like Starbucks, Costas, Neros, Gloria Jeans etc...
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'the Green Line' ???

'Soner to go';???

'coffee kioufi' or 'Kioufi Coffee' (I think that has a real ring to it.

'Kioufi Kibris Coffee'

The One Stop C offee Shop
The one Stop Kioufi Coffee

Can't think of anything else - no that's not a title, but a comment by me.
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Kaff-Inn.

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Nice one. what about 'KibKom Kaf-inn'
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Agree Marions, KIOUFI'S COFFEES has a good ring.

OR

KIBCOM COFFEE, or simply, SONERS.
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Thanks , keep 'em coming please, but I think best keep Kibkom, Kioufi and Kibris out of the name.
Like Kaff-inn and One Stop Coffee Shop so far.

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Where will it be Soner? I can send my daughter there.

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Soner, do you know the Tas Restaurant almost hidden under the railway arches in Waterloo? Difficult to find first time and with a very simple name but the restaurant's extremely popular?

Some suggestions:

Ev
Kahve
Kahve Coffee,
Fincan Kahve
Kahve Cafe,
Cafe Ev
Kahve Evi
Benim Coffee,
Benim Cafe
Benim Kahve Cafe,
Aphrodite Kahve Cafe,
Aphrodite Cafe,
Cyprus Cafe
Coffee
Kahve
Kibris Cafe
Aphrodite Coffee Cafe,
Kahve Evi,
Benim Kahve Evi,
Büyük Kahve'

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Eerrrr, John, I think soner mentioned that he'd like to keep Cyprus out of the name,
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Soner, how about just calling it ''THE coffee shop''?, it's easy to remember, and that's a step in the right direction
for a new business.
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Stop and COFF, for those who enjoy a fag as well.

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The Coffee Bean
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Good luck, competitive business.

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Need something snappy, doesn't have to relate to coffee.
Like Razzlebury's or Viva Village

Shop not snapped up yet, need to negotiate, but will be very near to East Croydon Station with outside seating for at least 40. Know type of business is competitive, but that's good, keeps you on your toes to do better.

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Bella Coffee (Bella meaning beautiful and Bella as in Bellapais)

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"The Co-Cuppa-Coco"?

OK, I'll pick up my coat on the way out!

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Why keep out the Kibris/Koufi/Kibkom? Scared of racism? Serious question this.

however, if you are registering the business then obvioulsy it has to be a name not used elsewhere, which does add that other dimension.

If there are any jobs going , happy to come over, although my days of waitressing were mainly confined to Uni and aberyswyth, but I could make a good barista!
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No not scared of anything. Just want something catchy, most people in UK would not be able to pronounce Kioufi or Kibris.
Name has to be unique so need to check with Companies House to make sure it is not registered already.

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Roasted

The Coffee Pot

Blendid

Coffee Galore

Hot Toddy

Revive

The Buzz Room


Sounds and exciting new enterprise....good luck!
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Liked REVIVE, but already taken...

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Cafe Olay!

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" The morning after "
or those that need the coffee

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You could always spell kioufi as'Koofy' to rhyme with goofy'!!!!!! Yea - Koofy Koffee
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Bean to Paradise

Coffee Shot

Hot and Steamy

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Blendid - is looking look like a goer so far.

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Hi Soner, I googled 'Soner' for an english translation and it came out as Flash. So it could be Flash, or coffee in a flash, Flash and dash (if catching a train). Or I suppose harp back on Flash Gordon, which would be a blast from the past.

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Some great minds at work here. Inspirational!

How about Coffee Now!

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Soner I don't get Blendid

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Splendid / Blendid

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Zarafet, translation of Soner is actually "Last Boy" or Last Soldier".

But I like the "BLAST" in your Flash post.

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Coffee Connextion

Coffee Station

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Coffee Time?
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Chino's was my original idea which is still in the running. Short and memorable. But please keep them coming.
You input is very much appreciated. Thank you.

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Soner, Chino's are trousers, why not keep it simple like 'coffee r us'

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Near East Croydon Station so how about........

East

Fast Track

Connect

Or a few more......

Taste

Kafbar

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What about: Papa Cheeno's

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Soner

Papa Chinos.... Sounds more like a pizza place to me
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Papa Cheeno's Coffee ????

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Simply, the best!

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Many moons ago, my wife and her friend (who was half Italian) were going to open a coffee/sandwich shop before ill health took over, here are some of the ideas they had:

Ciao (Means 'Hi')
Capiamo .... (Means 'We understand....' , implying that they understood coffee and understood what the customer wants)
Bel Caffe (Means 'The Coffee House')

Can't remember the others!

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Poshin devon is quite correct Papachinos (as I have spelt it here) is a registered Pizza franchise in South Africa.

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Never realised Papa Cheenos was already a name taken.... For me it sounds just like a pizza/Italian place. Not sure adding Coffee on the end really helps with the snappiness - if you get where I am coming from.

For me it either has to be a snappy easily remembered single word - as Soner has said or maybe a memorable word associated or linked in some way to coffee.

Think I have a blank now... Will post if I have any inspiration

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Barista's.

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Barista's I like but already taken.
Also, like Bel Caffe.
Papa Cheeno's is spelt differently to the Pizza franchise. I just thought it sounds very similar to Cappuccino's. My brain cell is close to dying....but still time to come up with something.
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You are going to end up with a big headache here - are you going to include Celan's name in this? Cos you could have Capocelan's
Or what baout Barista Baba's

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Good idea Marion, or Kahve Baba????

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Of course, not sure the folk of East Corydon would know what a 'baba' was, but they could learn???!!!
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