Tavern Manager Simulator Reviews

Scratched the itch quite well.

Great food service simulator! Such a fresh and frantic experience after other shop simulators I've played where I spend the entire day stuck behind a cash register (Teddy's Haven) or sitting in the manager's office and cracking packs/staring at the wall once I've hired enough employees (Trading Card Shop Simulator). It took me just 18 real life hours and 45 in game days to reach tavern level 15 of 16 and reputation 16. This includes building the hotel as soon as it became available (10,000 gold), manually handling all cooking and drinking tasks until reputation level 15 for the bonus reputation points, and running around like a madman while staying open 24/7 and never sleeping! Quitting now since it costs a whopping 55,000 gold to reach tavern level 16 (level 15 was just 20,000 gold) and "end" the game. There are still plenty of decorations to buy and place, but I'm just not into decorating. Note that, while you can automate most tasks with the fairy assistants, some things you'll always have to manage yourself. These include ordering supplies once or twice a day, chopping wood, filling water barrels, stabling horses, chilling drinks, setting out soup for the fairies, and cleaning hotel rooms. This will keep you very busy and the work day will fly by! That said, you might also consider handling all the cooking and bartending until reputation level 12-15. The fairies will only ever produce "good" results, while you can easily master the mini games and always produce "perfect" food and drink, which gets a 50% reputation point bonus for serving. You only need reputation level 16 to unlock the last tavern level and "end" the game. Some tips: I never bothered to kick anyone out; dirty customers make as much of a mess after eating as they do when you kick them out, so let them eat! I never bothered to put tables on the second floor. Always give the beggar 15 gold and give water to the traveler for 50 bonus reputation points. Don't worry about failing the food critic since she costs you just 50 reputation points. Always place your soup on the serving table and keep a fresh pot ready. You can adjust prices to reduce of increase the number of customers, so you can make the game cozier if you like. Bottoms up!

If you tend to like simulator games, this is one of the better ones I've played! Very addicting and has fun achievements. It is a little slow in the first 30 minutes or so of gameplay, there aren't many customers until you start to level up your tavern but I ended up playing for 2.5 hours. I'm excited to explore this game a little more, definitely worth the price (especially on sale).

I really enjoy this game, this is a really nice cosy game. Running your own fantasy tavern in some medieval realm. I love the little mini game and the constant going back and fourth trying to clean, serve and manage the tavern. Really looking forward to the next games coming from this dev, especially the Anime store one. Looks really cool

I enjoyed this game for what it is. Had potential but nowadays that's what games have become. Either way i enjoyed the time I spent playing it and finding all the ridiculous easter eggs they added.

imagine a crossover between diner dash and schedule 1 and you get tavern manager simulator. super addicting game and fun cooking mechanics, although a bit grindy during the highest tavern levels. can absolutely recommend.

Enjoy cozy games + have a thing for taverns? This'll def scratch your itch. The game is simple, fun, and you have the option to continue playing after clearing most of the main stuff. Bonus incentive for endless play is there's still a bit of content to unlock and enjoy even after the achievements. solid 8/10

It just get repetitive quite quickly, there's no real variety of actions or choices.

It was fun until it wasn't. Basically for a while you keep working the tavern upgrading things adding more things etc. and it's enjoyable. Problem is the cost for ♥♥♥♥ goes up, but the customer amount really doesn't. They order a bit more things, but you don't really have a tavern master situation. You get roughly the same amount of customers (as long as you have seating) 5 hours in as 1 hour in - except you have a lot more costs for upgrades. Also with the upgrade system leaning more towards automating things there's just less to do and it just wasn't interesting anymore. I enjoyed it for a bit though.

Great game, HAD potential, but abandoned half way through the development. Dont bother. Theres a lot of other games with ongoing support and content updates for the same 15 bucks. Also 16 hours and ive maxed everything out already and make more money than i need. Less than an hour per dollar spent of gameplay. Thats crazy. Hasnt been an update in almost a year. Literally just more abandonware.