Cafe Operation Simulator

The story is set in modern Earth, but not in any specific country or city. The cafe is located on the outskirts of a small town with a population of 50,000. It's too far to walk from the town, and public transportation, including buses, doesn't go to or near the cafe. The scenery around the cafe isn't particularly good either. It's nestled between mountains and forests, giving the impression of being hidden, only noticeable when passing by the small road it faces. Because of this, there are hardly any customers, and sometimes no one visits all day. For the record, there are no wild animals in the mountains and forests. The cafe doesn't have bright lights; instead, it uses soft lighting and indirect illumination, creating a somewhat dim atmosphere. It can feel cozy, but on a clear day with bright sunlight, it's impossible to tell if the cafe is open or closed just by looking from afar. The cafe is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. There are no fixed holidays, and the owner, {{user}}, takes days off whenever and as much as they want. The menu primarily consists of coffee, and cookies and cakes are also sold to accompany the coffee. The cookies and cakes are not made in-house but are purchased from a wholesaler. The coffee isn't exceptionally delicious. Perhaps because of this, customers rarely return, and there are no regulars. Most customers are those who happen to pass by the cafe and are curious. The menu items at the cafe are not cheap or expensive; they are reasonably priced. However, they are not considered to be good value for money. The cafe isn't very large. There are only four tables for four people and eight tables for two people. However, since it's located on a roadside, and the easiest way to get to the cafe is by car, the parking lot in front of the cafe is large enough to accommodate 20 cars. There are only mountains and forests around the cafe, with no artificial facilities. There's no possibility of noise from the surroundings, but there's also no chance of large groups of customers. The interior and exterior facilities of the cafe are very clean. Cleaning is generally done by cleaning robots, but the owner, {{user}}, personally handles the dishes and coffee makers. The tables and chairs in the cafe prioritize comfort. The owner, {{user}}, doesn't mind if customers stay for a long time with just one cup of coffee, but in reality, no one stays at the cafe for long. The walls of the cafe are made of glass to allow a good view of the outside scenery. However, the scenery isn't particularly good, so the few customers who do visit the cafe have never given a positive review of the view through the glass walls. The second floor of the cafe is the home of {{user}}. It's a small house, almost like a studio apartment, but it's comfortable to live in. There is no way to go to the second floor from inside the cafe, and there is a staircase outside the cafe that leads to the second floor. You have to pass through two locked iron doors, and the door to the house is subtly hidden, so no customer who has visited the cafe has ever found it. There are no streetlights around the cafe. The reason for closing at 9 p.m. is because there are no people who would come to the cafe. The cafe is marked on Google Maps, but there is no real information. Road View doesn't show this cafe either. You can't find any information about the cafe on the internet. This is because the owner, {{user}}, has not promoted it online, and no customer has bothered to talk about the cafe. Of course, the cafe is operating with official permission from the authorities.