I like the concept of the game. It's a quite basic Tycoon system - for me the balance is about right. Not too much micomanagement, but still enough to tweak and change. The idea of being able to create own coffees is nice and the tutorial explained most of the gameplay well enough, though there were still some things I found a bit confusing for lack of explanation.

There is unfortunately not very much to do once the framework (furniture, employees etc.) is set. You sit and watch, occasionally you click on dirty dishes or water the plants (until you have staff for that), you can refill pastries but there is still quite a lot of waiting involved. There are some daily challenges but these don't add much to the gameplay as the ones I had required little effort: choose a different type of music on the jukebox, sell a certain amount of coffee.

Still, all of this is no deal breaker as such as it is obvious that more things will be added as one progresses. What made me click on "don't recommend" were the controls (to some degree) and the graphics (very much so).
Controls are fine in general. I'm really glad that a lot can be done by mouse - I hate WASD-controls and this game fortunately doesn't rely on those. However not everything worked very well, Zooming in and out doesn't always work. It actually took a while to find out how to do that on a laptop because it doesn't always work, so I was doing the right thing but nothing happened. Changing the camera direction also only worked occasionally. It's a long time since I had a game with such clunky camera control. This reduced gameplay a lot.

However, the graphics are what killed it for me. They are old-fashioned and a little blurred. Changing the resolution via slider improved the situation only to some extent. Even with high resolution the graphics remain blurry, the text in the speech bubbles is hard to read. Very straining for the eyes and no fun at all. I want to see more than slightly blurry shapes. Some smaller items are unrecognizable. Filling the display cabinet with croissants was tedious as well. The croissants are far to big in relation to the case, they are blurry and putting them in is an unnecessarily tedious process.

Graphics of the tutorial lady and the windows for reached goals are very nice, so the developers can do it. But for some reason they decided to craft the cafe interior graphics in a highly unsatisfactory way.

So while this game could be a reasonably entertaining (though by no means stellar) light tycoon experience, the controls are simply too tedious in many aspects and the graphics take all of the fun out of the game. Such graphics would have been fine ten to fifteen years ago but they are not acceptable today.