Turkish Restaurant Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
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Edit | Red-orange is reminiscent of the spices rubbed onto the meat cooked in Turkish restaurants and conveys a sense of excitement and enthusiasm for this cuisine. The knife and fork beside the kebab suggest dining in, rather than street food, while the clean Hind Madurai typeface ensures your business name is legible in all sizes. |
Edit | The geometric Sarabun typeface gives this logo a serious, professional aesthetic that suggests a more fine dining establishment. Vivid orange conveys the creativity of your brand and encourages sociability at your restaurant. The oriental style of the icon, which looks like a lantern, is a reference to the origins of Turkish cuisine. |
Edit | The circular slashing frames around the döner add dynamic energy to the design and convey that its all about the meat in this Turkish restaurant. The full personality of the Krona One typeface complements the dynamic icon and helps with brand memorability, while the dominant dark gray color palette adds a hint of elegance and sophistication. |
Edit | The brown tone of this design conveys a stable, confident brand and also references the kebabs, döner, and koftas which are staple proteins in Turkish cuisine. This theme is enhanced by the flaming shish kebab, creating a mouth-watering image for this logo, while the strength of the Public Sans typeface provides a neutral base to build the brand on. |
Edit | This circular icon is reminiscent of Turkish motifs with its curved lines and symmetrical design, and the dining set surrounded by stars indicates high-quality fine dining. The retro Libre Franklin typeface complements the elegance of this design, while golden orange glows against the dark background, enhancing the fine dining aesthetic. |
Edit | The rounded Dosis typeface brings a sense of welcome and friendliness to this design that welcomes all comers to your restaurant. The wreaths and stars around the icon highlight the quality and style of your Turkish restaurant, while the black and white color palette conveys a sense of power, elegance, and professionalism. |
Edit | The use of green in your logo typically means that your business is environmentally friendly and uses organic products for sustainability. Inspired by hand-painted signs, the Poetsen One typeface is perfect for marketing your Turkish restaurant and getting people to notice your brand. Meanwhile, the döner perfectly reflects your food style. |
Edit | This icon looks exactly like a traditional Turkish motif and the shapes around the circle are also reminiscent of cloches, suggesting high-quality, fine dining. The handwritten style of the Pattaya typeface suggests each customer can expect personal service, while bright orange promises a positive, creative dining experience. |
Edit | The contemporary Boogaloo typeface brings a creative, arty flare to this design that may hint at a restaurant offering live music. The icon's frame is reminiscent of Ottoman motifs, while the chili pepper, a staple of Eastern cuisine, is highlighted by the red color. The red and orange against the dark background adds positive and creative energy. |
Edit | The mustachioed chef is the epitome of a classic Turkish chef and his smiling face suggests pride in his work that customers will benefit from. The geometric Poppins typeface offers a sense of stability, strength, and professionalism, while dark red grabs attention from passersby and conveys a brand that is passionate, bold, and playful. |