Wow, I am honestly blown away by the game, to the point I am making my first ever official review.
The initial story plot is simple enough; you're a guy with a dream of becoming the best restaurant owner, coming to town to inherit a cafe that grandfather left behind. As time goes on (we haven't even reached 30 in-game days!), more and more details, which add more complexity to the story, pop up that don't overwhelm you and feels natural, along with everything having logic to them on why it happened.
For the writing? It's way way above the average stories that people pump out nowadays since everything doesn't feel robotic and bland. As a writer and long time reader, the one thing I absolutely despise is bad English. You can write the most insane, deplorable, shit ideas ever conceived on this planet, and I would still read the story if it interest me enough... As long as I can understand it and not have to use my brain to translate your shit, so no matter how interesting, funny, good, etc etc, if bad English then it's just a permanent no. Anyway, the writing is a blend simple and complex words that are used at appropriate timing, which immerse you into the world, as if you're right there and not just watching in through a screen.
In terms of animation... I'm not knowledgeable in that regard, but I can say that it's fluid and looks nice without any awkward clippings of body parts or clothes. Although, I do wish for more facial expressions, especially on Victoria but that's just a minor complaint.
Now, time to move on to the MC and holy fuck, now this is a very good MC. He knows what he wants, assertive, doesn't back down when others start shit with him (unless he has to), reciprocate what is given to him, gives second, third, fourth, and more chances to people if he believes them to be worth it, and above all else, he treats his girls right. Of course, I am missing few points of him and all, but this is honestly the highlight of him for me.
Lastly, the girls... They genuinely feel real. Of course, some of them got your cliché and overused tropes, but I like them. Lucy, Victoria, Sarah, Akatsuki, Hannah, Allison, Catherine (and another one that I absolutely refuse to accept, no matter what her circumstances are), all of them got their own growth. They don't become a static character (something I heavily dislike because they're boring) and grow through your interactions. All of them are fucking hot and beautiful (except for that one Main Character and most Side Characters), so it's easy enough to get attached to them. They're funny, sweet, lovable, kind, adorable, etc etc and more, though with some, you have to get through their thorns first to enjoy the sweets.
... Alright, seeing as it wouldn't be fair, let me talk about Rachel, that Main Character I was talking about. She's a feminist that basically got this warped viewpoint of the world (fucking no surprised there with most feminist nowadays) and will annoy you to death. Now, if she was my type of waifu, then I wouldn't be so against her in the Harem, but she's not and I don't know why specifically, but she just rubs me the wrong way. Of course, it could be all an act and blah blah blah the usual trope, but I don't care. I seriously don't care. I just want her gone.