Is flamboyante a good name for a restaurant?

Question

flamboyante means the gulmohur tree or the flame tree

Answer 1

Flamboyant can also have a negative implication, as in "showy", "vulgar", "opulant", "glitzy", etc

Answer 2

I am not quite sure where you live but I love the name for the restaurant, especially if it has maybe a island type atmosphere or cozy, candlelit feel. The real name of the Flamboyant tree if the Royal Poinciana. I lived in the Island for quite a while and a lot of the local restaurants were built around the trees, allowing them to grow right up through the roof. If it's the right food, the right feel then it's a great, highly romantic name.

Answer 3

That's such a cool name! I'm surprised no one else has taken it already! That's an awesome name & I"m sure it'll be totally successful! I hope I get to try it out some day! ;)

Answer 4

No one's gonna understand (or be able to pronounce) the name.

Try something simple

Answer 5

it actually depends on the kind of food u will serve.otherwise in general its a good name

Answer 6

I think that sounds like a great name for a restaurant...If I came across a restaurant by that name I would definitely eat there.  What kind of restaurant is it?

Answer 7

If its for an elite and mature kind of audience - cocktails and whole nine yards - its a fabulous name!

For the younger, peppy audience - i find it a really long one. They'll get bored by the time they pronounce it!