What are some good bar names in fiction?

We can look at the setting of the fictional story. For example, if it's a story set in a post - apocalyptic world, we could come up with names like 'The End - of - the - World Bar'.

Some good names could be 'Cybernetic Chronicles', 'Technoverse Tales', 'Digital Dreamscapes'. These names give a sense of the high - tech and futuristic elements often found in technology fiction.

Some popular horse names in fiction are Shadowfax from 'The Lord of the Rings'. It was a powerful and majestic horse. Another one is Black Beauty, which is the name of the titular character in the classic novel. And there's also Tornado, the horse ridden by Zorro in the stories.

One good city name for fiction could be 'Avalon'. It has a mysterious and magical feel, often associated with Arthurian legends. Another is 'Elysium', which gives the impression of a utopian or heavenly place. 'Midgar' is also a great name. It was used in a popular video game as a large, industrial - yet complex - city.

For a fictional city, 'Celestia' is a good name. It has celestial connotations, suggesting a city that might be in the heavens or have a very spiritual and elevated nature. 'Silvertown' could be another. The word'silver' often implies something precious, shiny, and perhaps a bit magical. And 'Mysthaven' is great as it clearly states that it's a haven full of mystery.

Well, you might consider names like 'Whispering Woods'. It gives a sense of mystery and nature, which could be great for a fantasy or adventure fiction. 'Stardust Memories' is also good. It has a dreamy, otherworldly feel that suits many types of fiction, especially those with a touch of magic or science fiction elements. And then there's 'Forgotten Legacies'. It implies there are old, hidden stories waiting to be discovered, which is very appealing for historical or mystery fictions.

The bar in Pulp Fiction, Jack Rabbit Slim's, has a lot of cool features. For one, it has a very distinct 1950s - style diner - like look. The waitstaff are dressed as famous 50s figures. There's a great dance floor and booths. The whole place is filled with kitschy 50s memorabilia which gives it a really unique charm. It's also a place where some of the most important and interesting interactions between the characters in the movie happen.

A story could be about a Milky Way. Imagine if there was a magical path in space made entirely of Milky Way bars. Astronauts would be so excited to travel on it and they'd have to be careful not to take too many bites or they'd disrupt the path. It's a really silly idea but fun to think about.

Some possible names could be 'SoundScribe', 'VoiceVault', 'AudioRecap'.

There are several good names. For instance, 'Pulp Journeys' which can make one think of exciting adventures within the pulp fiction realm. 'The Pulp Fiction Archive' gives a sense of a collection of classic pulp works. 'Pulp Fiction Visions' is also a nice name as it implies that the stories in pulp fiction are full of vivid and imaginative ideas.