Your neighborhood. Your business.
Corner Grill
Good food. Smart decisions.
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Your restaurant
Getting readyYour starter stock and team are ready. Try a day before buying upgrades.
Preparing your business…
Plan your day
Before openingMenu prices
Contribution is the menu price less ingredients, before wages, rent, advertising and waste.
Ingredient shelves
Orders arrive immediately. Perishable stock can spoil at closing.
Plan a supply order
Choose how many customers to stock for. Review the whole order before spending.
Planning mix: about 68% order burgers, 64% fries and 77% drinks; a visitor may order several items. Targets round up and use shelf limits. Prices, service capacity and chance can reduce sales. This is a stock guide, not a sales forecast.
People keep things moving
Cashiers take orders. Cooks prepare food. Improve the part of service that is slowing you down.
Bring people in
Build a better little grill
Equipment stays with your business. Its resale value is included in your business value.
The books are closed
Day report
Your first-day baseline
What happened
Next day's focus
How to grow your Corner Grill
Make your decisions before opening: choose prices, order ingredients, set your team and buy equipment. Then watch the service day unfold. Speed changes how quickly you watch it, not the outcome. The service timer measures real seconds of active, unpaused service, regardless of speed; planning and reports do not advance it.
More visitors only help if you can feed them. If the kitchen is slow, improve the grill or hire a cook. If customers cannot order, add a cashier or improve the counter. Keep enough cash for the daily operating costs.
Unsold perishables can spoil. Buying ingredients moves cash into stock; the report charges ingredients when they are used or wasted. Equipment purchases are shown separately from daily profit.
The 14-day challenge starts everyone with the same budget and conditions. Finish with the highest business value you can: cash, remaining stock and equipment resale value. Endless mode lets you keep building with a new starting seed.
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Your personal records
Best operating days
Stored on this device. Whole-challenge records use final business value after all 14 days. Daily records use operating profit and are kept separately for each mode.