But, when I thought about it some more and how hard it is to get anything done in this game without a good chunk of real world cash or willingness to spend immense amounts of time in it, I wasn’t shocked to see that the game had a guide out already and I decided to check it out and see how it worked.

My Verdict

The Café World guide has been written to help guide you through every aspect of the game from start to finish. Basically, you are going to get an outline that shows you how to set up an account then effectively choose which dishes you cook, how you cook them, and who you will feed them to. The guide will then go on to showcase some hot tips on how to keep your café growing as you are offline, loading up on cash and making sure nothing ever spoils.

You’ll learn how to snag new neighbors, load up on cash and expand your restaurant without needing to ever spend real world cash on a game that doesn’t require it. This is basically one of the most streamlined and effective outlines of how to play this game I’ve ever seen.

Honestly, I’m not sure how the writer did it. These social games are so disjointed, that most of the time guides like this are just giant lists of features in the game, without any real insight. This guide however delves right to the root of what you need to be doing to succeed and never lets up.

If you need a helping hand or are just getting started in Café World, you ought to check out this guide. I’m telling you – it really helps.

But no matter what you decide to do when it comes to decorating your cafe, you need to remember that the way you set up your tables, chairs, counters and stoves will not only impact the ambiance of the place.  It will also have a lot to do with your ability to succeed in the game and grow you business overall. 

Easy Access Means Easy Money

First and foremost, you need to arrange your furniture so that your customers will actually be able to get to all of the available tables and chairs.  If you have, for instance, three chairs in a row up against a wall, the middle chair is simply wasted space.  Your customers can’t walk past the outer chairs to get to the middle one, so you’ll actually likely lose customers needlessly when they walk in and can’t find a place to sit. 

Since you know you never want to let customers walk away unsatisfied, you want to make sure that you have enough seating.  It’s easy to lose site of this aspect of your cafe.  After all, you’re the most actively involved in preparing and serving food – trying to make sure you always have food available and that the food on your stoves doesn’t sit there too long and spoil.  But none of that careful planning will do you any good if you don’t have tables and chairs available for your customers to sit and eat at.

Save Your Waiter’s Legs

Even when your customers are able to find an empty seat, they’ll only wait so long to get their meal.  That’s why you need to make sure you set your tables up in a way that makes it easy for your waiter or waitress to get around.  The quicker they can get back and forth from the serving counters to the tables, the easier it will be for you to make sure every customer who walks through your door gets their food in a timely manner.

Another thing you can do to help give your wait staff more time to serve your customers is to give your customers a long walk to their tables.  This means essentially putting in a lot of twists and turns so that your customers will have to take the long way around from the door to their seat.  Being generally rather agreeable, your customers really don’t mind this at all.  And the extra walking time for your customers means more time for your waiters and waitresses to stay caught up on their serving cycles.  If you keep these items in mind as you add more tables and chairs to your cafe, you’ll be well on your way to success in cafe world.