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2013
Name our restaurant and WIN!
An article by Dale
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Looking up at The Imperial from the beach
We’d like you to come up with a new name for the restaurant at The Imperial Hotel in Tenby (Wales). Currently called “The Cliff Hanger”, the restaurant has stunning views across the beach and sea to St Catherine’s Fort. On a clear day you can see the coast of North Devon.
The winner will win a Two-Night Weekend Break for two at anyone of our hotels, including Dinner, Bed and Breakfast. The prize excludes, Easter, Bank Holidays, Christmas and New Year Breaks and must be taken by the end of 2013.
How To Enter
To enter simply post your suggested name below, don’t forget to enter your name and email address so we can contact you if you are the luckily winner. Closing date: midnight on 24th March 2013.
Here are a few photos from the restaurant to inspire you…
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Love any type of water-sport, especially sailing. Normally out each weekend in Torbay even in the winter months! Another passion of mine is anything to do with computers and technology.
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I was thinking “Over The Edge”.
Name for your Restaurant:
The fortress Restaurant.
Names for your Restaurant:
Panorama
Arches by the Cliff
island view
“The View” or in Spanish “La Vista”
“The Waterfront”
Depends on the style of cuisine intending to be served
Thanks for all the suggestions, keep them coming as we won’t be choosing a winner until 24th March.
The Sea View
see food
I think ‘Vista’ is a good name for your restaurant
Wavicles
Restraunt Name : The Perfect View
The Big Wave Restraunt
Baywatch
the tsunami beach
i would call it seaclusion
i would call it The rockhopper
BLUE SKIES
The Ocean View.
Room with a view
St Catherines view
The Sands.
It looks so lovely… I love seeing that hotel as you are driving along the road…
The Tidal Wave
The name i think for the restaurant and it does look fab with its unique sea views would be ( cliff edge )
SSS’ taurant
then strap line/USP,
Scenery, Sophistication, Service
Bright smart vewis n módem restrant with a touch of yellow rose to make it bloom
OCEAN VIEW
The Imperial Fortress.
I think the DRIFTWOOD would be nice
I would name this beautiful hotel Paradise Retreat.
THE HARBOUR HEIGHTS
I would call it “on the edge” – it could refer to the type of food or its location
‘On the Knifes Edge’
The View!
Wow, a lot of great suggestions coming in. Keep them coming!
my suggestion
Far Horizons
The Pinnacle
The Belvedere
Edge of Infinity
Welcome to the Seabreeze restaurant
The Sea Garden
” shear delights “
I think ” Vistas”.
A very simple but well meaning name..Inspired by what you see….
Fortview
The Dinbych
Viewpoint
My suggestions for a new name are : ‘ON THE ROCKS’ because the restaurant literally is built on the rocks…..or……’THE WATERS EDGE’ because of its position in relation to the water.
Dinas (old Welsh for Fort – I hope)
The Charm
Sea Rhes (Terrace)
I think it should be called The Views restaurant
Restaurant name? How about New Wave?
“Life on the Edge”
How about “The Cliff Sea View”
Tides Reach
Far Horizons
Making Waves or Breaking Waves or just Breakers
Capital View Hotel
Capital View Restaurant
Cordelia’s – I think Cordelia means “jewel from the sea” or something similar in Welsh
Clogwyn Gaer
It means ‘Cliff fortess’ and would mean a lot to the locals and bring in tourists looking to experience the Welsh Tenby
sorry – fortress lol
Seeing as how the Imperial Hotel has such a grand name its restaurant’s title needs to follow suit, therefore I name it: THE PARAGON.
Paragon meaning: ‘a model of excellence’ !
Thanks for the competition.
“Imperial View”
Th’edge
The viewing platform
The Lookout
Sheer perfection
Pembroke’s
I’d call the restaurant
Mint
For 2 reasons:-
1) Its a word that is already associated with Imperial…ie Mint Imperial
2) Its also a word used for things that are very good – ie that is Mint, which your restaurant is!
Thanks
The Seaglass
COAST
The Outlook or
Fresh Outlook (refers to the fresh food, fresh breeze, new view on life)
Dreamers …the perfect place to relax and be inspired by view , company and food
Taking the Imperial Theme. It’s restaurant should be equally grand so call it
THE EMPIRE or SEA EMPIRE
Tide’s reach Tideline or Atlantic Reach
THE BLUE ROOM
It’s going to be very hard to pick a winner with all these great suggestions!
I would name it ‘Coast’ as it describes the view and also that people can relax and enjoy themselves
The other choice would be ‘Catherine’s’ as the restaurant overlooks St Catherine’s Fort and Island
Go Fish!
The Vision.
“Tonnau” – the Welsh word for the waves. I know and love this hotel at Tenby. Has the best position on the cliff as the waves pound below.
My name for it would be:
The Fortitude Restaurant
I’d call it the..
Majestic
the wave
Cloud Nine
Fort View
Smugglers
From freshest seafood from the local fishing fleet to succulent steaks from local Pembrokeshire farms, it says and “seas” it all!
I would call it The Atlantic Wave – it does look superb btw
i think Horizons would be a good name
Not long now to enter, remember closing date is 24th March.
Tidewatchers
Cariad Coffi
The Imperial View – shortened would be The IView
“Sea-nsation”
THE DECK CHAIR
Sundowner restaurant
I would call it @The Rock
I think Horizon…
Dine@ The Waves
Panorama
The Observatory or Observation Lounge…
Skyfall
I was going to say imperial view but someone has already suggested it so how about imperial cuisine or imperial heights. Gorgeous restaurant by the way
How about The Beachcomber restaurant
The Crow’s Nest
The Sea Horse Resturant
The Palace Hotel
The Beachcomber
Catherine’s
Clogwyn Restaurant (Welsh for Cliff)
how about
Mor-ish
Welsh for sea (Mor) and play on words for the food you serve
how about
Beachcomber
“SHELLS”
SEAFARER
I think ‘Searena’ says it all.
The word brings to mind an image of a beautiful elite sea goddess, who dwells in a warm serene realm adorned by this breathtakingly beautiful arena of scenic sea views.
Devon View
‘OCEANIC’
Stunning venue needs a name to reflect that – ‘STONECUTTERS ISLAND’
I would name your restaurant – THE INFINITY
‘cos you can see as far as Infinity and beyond
overlooks the sea and you get lobsters in the sea
Thank you to everyone who has entered, the competition is now closed and we are in the process of choosing a winner and will let you know on here shortly.
Congratulations to Rachel Dann who suggested “The View”, which is to be the new name of the restaurant. Rachel wins a two night break for two, we hope you enjoy it!
gosh, what an inspiring name…