Restaurant

  • Likely ref to chain "Yard House", US sports bar restaurant.

  • Global fried chicken chain, founded in Kentucky. Famous for 11 herbs & spices.

  • Quizno's
  • US chicken restaurant chain, founded in Georgia.

  • Major US Italian‑style chain restaurant.

  • Fast-food burger chain founded in 1954 in USA.

  • Famous US fast-food chain for tacos and burritos.

  • US pancake chain, name stylized IHOP, big breakfasts.

  • A plausible restaurant name used by eateries in many places.

  • Global pizza chain, famous US-founded restaurant.

  • US burger chain famous for fries and peanuts

  • US fast-food chain famous for roast beef.

  • US fast-food burger chain, founded 1951 in San Diego.

  • Seafood chain restaurant in US/Canada, famous biscuits.

  • Major US fast-food chain famous for square burgers.

  • Global fast-food chain, famous for burgers and fries.

  • Upscale Japanese restaurant chain, famous Nobu Matsuhisa brand.

  • Global sandwich chain, founded in 1965 in the US.

  • Fast-food burger chain founded in 1969 in Ohio, USA.

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  • Pizza chain; short for Domino's Pizza, global brand.

  • Iconic worldwide burger chain founded in 1940 USA.

  • US fast-food chain known for ice cream and Blizzards.

  • Name of the Uno Pizzeria chain, famous for deep-dish pizza.

  • Huge coffeehouse chain; many serve snacks and food.

  • Common Mexican restaurant/taqueria name, “The Bull”.

  • US fried chicken fast-food chain from Louisiana.

  • Italian marketplace restaurant chain, known for gourmet food halls.

  • A recognizable pizzeria chain name 🍕

  • US regional burger chain founded in Texas in 1950.

  • Sounds like Applebee’s, casual grill chain.

  • Misspelled but clearly Nando's chicken chain, players may allow.

  • Mexican-style fast-casual chain in the US, known for burritos and queso.

  • US buffet chain, founded 1973. Known for grills and comfort food.

  • US fast-casual chain for Mexican-style burritos and bowls.

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  • US-based Chinese fast-food chain in many malls.

  • Smoothie chain from California, famous for juices and bowls.

  • Short for TGI Friday’s, US casual dining chain.

  • US diner chain known for waffles and 24/7 breakfast.

  • US fast‑food drive‑in chain, famous for shakes.

  • Italian fast-casual chain restaurant, big in Europe.

  • US seafood fast-food chain, founded in 1969.

  • US steakhouse chain known for steaks and rolls.

  • Australian‑themed steakhouse chain in the US.

  • Huge Filipino fast‑food chain, famous for Chickenjoy.

  • Casual dining chain; shorthand for TGI Fridays restaurant.

  • Major US pizza delivery chain, also dine-in.

  • American family-style restaurant chain, known for breakfast.

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  • Popular US burger chain known for fries and shakes.

  • US fast-food chain known for small square sliders.

  • Vickery's Bar & Grill, known in South Carolina.

  • US fast-food burger chain, started in NC 1960.

  • A recognizable restaurant chain name, despite the plural styling.

  • Major US chicken fast-food chain, founded in Georgia.

  • Canadian coffee & fast-food chain, famous for Timbits.

  • US sandwich chain; note real name is “Jimmy John’s”.

  • Used by US grill chains; casual dining with American fare.

  • Correct Nando's spelling, famous peri‑peri chicken restaurant.

  • Global rock-themed restaurant chain, founded 1971.

  • Short name for Outback Steakhouse restaurant.

  • Generic term for a casual American-style restaurant.

  • American casual dining chain, burgers and cocktails.

  • US restaurant/bar chain once known for safari‑style decor.

  • Likely Italian-style eatery name; many Gino's pizzerias exist.

  • US chain focused on chicken wings and sides.

  • US fast‑food chain “Steak 'n Shake”, burgers and shakes.

  • Valentino's Pizza chain, especially in Nebraska.

  • US casual-dining chain known for Tex-Mex and baby back ribs.

  • Fast-food chain A&W, known for root beer.

  • US fast‑casual chain “Noodles & Company”, pasta focus.

  • US restaurant-chain with country-store theme and comfort food.

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  • Major US pizza chain, founded in 1959 in Detroit.

  • Likely “Chili’s”, US Tex-Mex restaurant chain.

  • Likely local restaurant name; many “Jocko’s” eateries exist.

  • A cuisine-style restaurant name—Italian flavors welcome! 🍝

  • Likely Panera Bread café-bakery chain in US.

  • Common Italian restaurant name, many local spots.

  • Australian Burger King brand name, fast-food chain.

  • Refers to McDonald's fast-food chain restaurant.

  • “Vinny’s” is a very common pizza/Italian eatery name.

  • US chain combining arcade games with full-service dining.

  • US burger fast-food chain; charbroiled burgers.

  • Common Italian-themed restaurant name, fits well.

  • Popular Italian restaurant name; many Giovanni's trattorias.

  • Australian‑style chicken chain from Australia.

  • Juice and hot dog chain in malls across US/Canada

  • US sandwich chain focused on hot subs.

  • Ugo is a real café/juice bar brand, esp. in Italy/UK.

  • US chain Red Robin; people say "Red Robins" casually.

  • Many local restaurants and bars called “Harry's”.

  • Common restaurant name worldwide, often bistro-style.

  • PF Chang's Asian-themed restaurant chain in US.

  • US burger chain known for big custom burgers.

  • American retro burger chain styled like a 1950s diner.

  • US chain famous for huge menu and cheesecakes, started in LA.

  • Used by steakhouses and grills with Texas vibe.

  • Sandwich chain themed on English nobility, in malls and airports.

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