Food & Beverage
GrubMap
A map for deciding where to eat next
GrubMap is held for development or acquisition. It suggests a place where hungry people find local eats, food trucks and restaurant spots by looking at the map instead of scrolling lists.
Identity study ↗A name with possibilities.
Perspective
How to build a walking food crawl map
A food crawl map works when it feels like a short, followable evening, not a long list. This guide covers choosing the area, ordering stops and testing the route before sharing.
Brand direction ↗Overview
The name joins two everyday words, so its meaning is visible at once: informal food on one side, a spatial view on the other. That clarity supports several food-location products.
A live map for food truck fans
One possible business is a food truck location map for people who chase favorite kitchens across a city. Trucks could post a stop, a time window and a menu note, and followers could filter by cuisine or distance. A first version might cover a single metro area and a handful of regular lots. The name fits because grub is casual and truck-friendly, while map says exactly what the visitor will do the moment the page opens.
Identity study ↗02Curated local eats maps for travelers
Another direction is a set of editor-built maps for visitors who have a weekend and no local contacts. Each city guide could group pins by meal, price comfort and walking distance, with short notes on what to order. A first offer might be five neighborhood maps with a clear sample route. GrubMap suits this because travelers want a quick visual answer, and the plain word grub keeps the tone approachable rather than formal or critic-heavy.
Identity study ↗03Map listings for independent restaurants
A third possibility serves small restaurants and market stalls that want to be found by nearby diners. The offer could be a map profile with hours, signature dishes, photos and a seasonal special, plus a simple way to feature a limited-time menu. A first pilot might focus on one dining district. The name works because owners instantly understand a map presence, and diners understand that the listing is about real places to eat, not abstract advertising.
Identity study ↗Identity
GrubMap
grubmap.com
