Little Chef/Other

==197?–1996==
LittleChefWansfordlogo.png|Alternative logo.
==1996–2001==
LittleChef1996logo2.png|Alternative.
Little_chef98l.png|Variant used in a 1998 television advertisement.
littlchefexpress90s.PNG|Little Chef Express was created by Forte in 1995 as a take-away food option. 
==2001–2009==
Littlechefclassics.PNG|Little Chef Classics was the name given to the smaller restaurant in the Port of Dover after the Little Chef Express brand was retired.
littlechefchoices.png|The 'Little Chef Choices' concept was rolled out to a number of larger restaurants in 2002, with Little Chef joined with a number of other brands such as Burger King and Upper Crust.
littlechefchoices.PNG|The rarely used Little Chef Choices logo.
finetimelogo.PNG|Finetime was a loyalty card for over 55s which launched around 2002.
wiseguyspizzalogo.png|Wiseguys Pizza was another brand found at selected Little Chef Choices outlets which in most places lasted less than a year.
littlechef02.png|In 2002, the Little Chef in Thame, Oxfordshire was rebranded using this logo. It was never the official company logo and was never rolled out to any more sites.
Littlecheflittleones.PNG|Little Chef Little Ones was a range of meals for children.
LittleChefSlimCharlie.png|Little Chef planned to use a 'Slim Charlie' in 2004, but it went unused following complaints.
littlechef50.png|Little Chef celebrated its 50th birthday in 2008.
littlecheftakeaway.png|Little Chef Takeaway logo from 2009.
==2011–2018==
littlechefgoodtogo.jpg|Good to Go, a deli-style offering was launched in 2011 but scrapped in 2013, soon after Little Chef was taken over by RCapital.
Littlechefexpress.png|The Little Chef Express brand returned in 2012 to replace the remaining Coffee Tempo outlets.
treatlittlechef.PNG|Treat was a loyalty scheme introduced by Little Chef in 2011 and withdrawn in 2013.
Littlechefnewlogo17.png|A new logo and retro-inspired restaurant design was introduced at the Little Chef in Warminster in 2016. It was not rolled out to any further sites.
==Coffee Tempo==
===2006–2012===
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Coffee Tempo was introduced as Little Chef's 'food on the move' concept in 2006 as a rival to Costa Coffee and Starbucks. By 2012, only 11 branches of Coffee Tempo were left and the brand was retired in favour of Little Chef Express.
==Little Chef Coffee Stop==
===1994-1997===
Little Chef Coffee Stop was introduced in 1994, but the roll-out was stopped when Granada took over the company in 1995 and the Cafe Nescafe and Burger King brands began to be rolled out instead.
==Little Chef Lodge==
===1976-1988===
The first Little Chef Lodge opened in 1976 in Gretna, followed by a further 27 hotels located next to Little Chef restaurants. They were converted to the Travelodge brand in 1988. 
==Motorchef==
===1976-1979===
Motorchef was the original name for motorway service stations operated by Forte, the then owners of Little Chef. In 1979, they were rebranded to the Forte name.
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