Restaurant with C

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

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

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

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

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

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

  • Short for Raising Cane’s, US chicken-finger chain.

  • US fast-food burger chain, big in West Coast and Southwest.

  • US fast-food chain also called Rally’s in some regions.

  • Likely “Chili’s” variant, well-known Tex-Mex chain.

  • Common misspelling of Chuck E. Cheese, kids’ pizza/arcade chain.

  • Spelling variant of Chick-fil-A, big US chicken chain.

  • US chain for pizzas and pasta, founded in California.

  • US fast-food chain famous for ButterBurgers and frozen custard.

  • Burger chain “Carl’s Jr.”, part of CKE Restaurants.

  • Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen, US casual-dining chain.

  • Generic but valid phrase for an eatery serving Chinese food.

  • Casual name, many places called “Chillies” serving spicy food.

  • US family restaurant chain with arcade games and pizza.

  • Canadian chain “Cactus Club Cafe”, upscale casual dining.

  • US Midwestern fast‑food chain famous for ButterBurgers.

  • Short for Raising Cane’s, chicken finger fast‑food chain.

  • Filipino fast‑food chain serving Chinese‑style dishes.

  • Major US casual dining chain, Tex‑Mex style food.

  • US buffet pizza chain CiCi’s, now styled Cicis Pizza.

  • UK‑based Mexican restaurant chain “Chiquito”.

  • Many restaurants branded “Chilli’s” in various countries.

  • Common short form for Chick‑fil‑A chicken chain.

  • UK coffee chain Costa Coffee, also serves food.

  • Full chain name “Cici’s Pizza”, US buffet pizza restaurants.

  • Canadian breakfast chain, popular in Ontario.

  • Major US chicken sandwich fast‑food chain.

  • Cook out

  • Common shorthand for Chick‑fil‑A restaurant.

  • Italian restaurant chain founded in London.

  • US Midwestern fast‑food chain known for custard.

  • US diner chain, pies and comfort food.

  • US pizza buffet chain, formerly CiCi’s Pizza.

  • Name of various Asian restaurants worldwide.

  • Casey's convenience stores with pizza/food.

  • US seafood fast‑casual chain, mostly in CA.

  • Tex‑Mex chain restaurant mainly in Texas.

  • Fast‑food fried chicken chain, mainly US.

  • Casual dining chain Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen.

  • Generic but used as cafés with cats.

  • Common name for Chinese restaurants.

  • Used by many small eateries and delis.

  • US chain “Charleys Philly Steaks”, cheesesteaks, mall food courts.

  • US kids’ pizza/arcade chain, famous mouse mascot and games.

  • UK Tex‑Mex chain restaurant brand, found in retail parks.

  • Chipolte

  • Chevys Fresh Mex, US Tex‑Mex sit‑down restaurant chain.

  • Checkers, US drive‑thru burgers and fries, red‑checker logo.

  • Carls junior
  • carl's

  • Cold Stone Creamery, US ice‑cream chain with mix‑ins.

  • Coco's, diner/bakery restaurant chain in US and Japan.

  • “Cheers” bar name, famous from Boston TV‑show setting.

  • “Côte Brasserie” French‑style UK restaurant chain.

  • CiCi’s Pizza, US buffet pizza chain, now called Cicis.

  • Cava is a US fast‑casual Mediterranean chain.

  • Criniti’s is an Australian Italian restaurant.

  • Crave is a common modern restaurant/bar name.

  • CPK is a common short name for California Pizza Kitchen.

  • Chuy's is a Tex‑Mex restaurant chain in the US.

  • Chi‑Chi’s was a US‑Mexican restaurant chain.

  • Cawleys works as a family‑name Irish pub/restaurant.

  • Catch is a known seafood restaurant brand in NYC.

  • Carrabba’s is a US Italian‑style restaurant chain.

  • Carmine’s is a famous NYC family‑style Italian spot.

  • Cal’s fits a casual diner or burger joint name.

  • Cafe Rouge is a French‑style UK restaurant chain.

  • Cafe Rio is a US fast‑casual Mexican chain.

The words in the list Restaurant with C come from players of the word game City, Country, River.