There is something about strong, bold typography in restaurant branding that really jumps out at me. I think it breaks the monotony of overused imagery and let’s the pieces “speak.” Slowly Does It is a food brand whose identity is based on typography and good copy writing. Well done by Berg.
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Yes! The type does a perfect job here. The layout of the name dwindles in width and also seems fragmented, which slows you down reading it. Very cool!