Fast loading coffee-break click-fest; fun to play a few minutes a day, but not enough actual pizza-building aspects.
You start out in a shabby run-down store offering 3 kinds of pizza, a soft drink, a cake, two kinds of ice cream cones, popcorn and coffee.
Customers show up at the counter in increasing numbers and frequency; you must give each one a menu, then a talk-bubble appears with an image icon of the food they wish to purchase.
Everything is done with single mouse clicks. A cheese pizza order requires you to run to your chef and click his cheese pizza icon; in-a-flash he pounds out a raw pizza which you must take to the oven which fires up for a few seconds, then a bell rings and the door bursts open; you must take the steaming-hot pizza to the customer, and then pick up the money left on the counter. The game rewards you for completing several identical tasks in a row (EG: handing out two ice cream cones in a row, or picking up 2 or more payments in a row).
If a customer gets impatient, he leaves in anger; an icon above the customer's head changes from happy green, to indifferent yellow, to angry red. Lose too many customers and you fail the level.
Soon you are multi-tasking; waiting for coffee to brew, popcorn to pop; clicking to grab cones, then clicking again to add the correct flavor of ice cream; all for multiple customers who have different levels of patience.
There are bonus levels between service rounds where a conveyor-belt carries ingredients past, and you must click and drag them onto your pizza pie to create a pizza identical to an example pictured above.
Upon completing each service round your earn cash that can be used to upgrade the restaurant: new walls, floors, faster ovens, waiter and chef courses to make your workers faster; you must choose upgrades wisely to get past increasingly difficult levels.
The game is too short, and it seems that in no time you are through the 50 levels and done. Okay for a break time stress reliever.