Considering the source of the name, state-sponsored murder is not what I associate with friends and fun. Or is there some other, less dystopian, use of the phrase Logan’s Run?
The site says the restaurant is owned by a man named Scott Logan. The name “Logan’s Run” may indeed be a play on the movie title, but I wouldn’t have any second thoughts about eating there based on the name alone.
My hometown had a restaurant called the Terminal Cafe. Now that’s an unfortunate name.
Are people older than 30 even allowed to go inside the restaurant? Or, if they are “the book is always better than the movie” snobs, people older than 21?
Worst restaurant name, as far as I’m concerned, is a place of the far Northeast side of Indy (past the ritzy side, where it gets seedy again) called D&C Pizza. “The secret’s in the sauce.” No, it doesn’t really have that motto, but I can’t help adding it mentally every time I see it, or an ad for it.
I live in Elmont, home of Belmont, the race track. There is a steak bar and grill called Trotter’s. There is no interpretation I can think of that’s good.