Your cat cafe can be paws-itively purr-fact with these starting tips in mind.
It’s a cafe.
For some people, such a setup is as heavenly as the scent of morning espresso.
That means you may soon find yourself drowning in kitty litter and coffee grinds.
Here are some essential tips for Cat Cafe Manager.
But the most important unlockable in the Shrine is the number of chair slots you have.
More chair slots means being able to seat more customers, which can increase revenue exponentially.
This should be the first project in which you invest your time.
More chairs without any co-workers means you’ll be in the weeds all day long.
Hire the right person for the job by checking the note board in the town center.
This system is actually quite lovely once you get the hang of it.
Just be sure to re-align your ads with your needs on a regular basis.
Sometimes, I’d forget to adjust and find myself suddenly short on supplies I once had in abundance.
For staff, these can be spent on improving their skills such as cooking, cleaning, and serving.
Meanwhile, cats can improve their bathroom routine, independence, and even their compatibility with certain customer classes.
Want to serve the best food in town to only your town’s less fortunate?
Whatever your plan is, also be sure to actually check for those skill points.
They accrue pretty quickly, but the game doesn’t really call much attention to them.
As you level them up, eventually you’re supposed to find them their “Forever Homes.”
Each morning, you’re free to call one regular and ask them to visit the cafe.
Certain rewards in the Shrine will require having set numbers of regulars at set levels.
This means you’ll want to have everyone in on a rotating basis.
Yes, even Mateo, the town’s cash-grabbing sellout.
Tailor your menu around your supply
Sometimes you won’t want to serve everything on your menu.
Maybe you’re fresh out of herbs, or would prefer to keep your cafe dairy-free.
Thankfully, that information is clearly displayed when customizing your menu options.
You could even reinvent yourself over time, swapping out one theme for another.
A theme is important as customers and staff both prefer certain environments.
But once you do, you’re free to really enhance the aesthetics of your small business.
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