Every "cool" font choice doesn't equal a strong logo.
This is AAM Feast, a desi + fast food hub, and their first logo had three unrelated fonts, zero hierarchy, and a name that looked like a tech startup wearing a restaurant's clothes.
Here's what a real fix looks like: one focal point (Feast, doing the heavy lifting), one supporting font system (AAM + Restaurant, working together instead of fighting), and a hierarchy that actually says what the brand is, not just what looks nice in isolation.
Messy identity ≠ bad taste. It just means no one's asked why yet.
That's the part most people skip. I don't.
— Layered Aesthetics