Open the shop
Set the menu and the prices, order supplies, decide who works which station. Then the doors open and the day runs on its own clock, with rent waiting at the end of the week.
A game about running a small shop in New York

Set the menu, make rent, and decide who you make time for.
What you actually do
Set the menu and the prices, order supplies, decide who works which station. Then the doors open and the day runs on its own clock, with rent waiting at the end of the week.
Stay late and work out a new dish, go home and sleep, or walk the block while the flea market is still open. Every evening costs something: energy, money, or a night not spent on the shop.
People have their own lives and their own places. Sit at the wrong end of the bar and someone tells you why. Regulars come back, and what they ask of you can change what the shop becomes.
Two roommates, about fifty minutes from the shop on the J. The room starts bare. Only the things that are truly yours end up here.

One email when the demo is ready to play, and the odd big update before then. Nothing else. Privacy
Or wishlist it on Steam, and Steam will tell you when it’s out.
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