Oops! Tidy Up level guide
Oops! Tidy Up Coffee Romance Levels 1-3 Walkthrough
Coffee Romance spans three stages: finish the pink outdoor café terrace, furnish a customer dining room that expands into a piano-and-display area, and assemble the final pastry and coffee service bar.
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How to Solve Oops! Tidy Up Level 2 — Full Solution
- Stage 1: Mount the pink-striped awning and coffee sign over the entrance, then place the two round outdoor tables and their pink seats.
- Stage 1: Build the patio boundary with the black lamps, pink railing, flower boxes, menu boards, and climbing greenery.
- Stage 1: Add the planters, cups, cake plates, and remaining table settings to their exact round surfaces.
- Stage 1: Place the last character and small patio props to trigger the first Level cleared card.
- Stage 2: Lay the rug, place the pink and cream dining tables, add their chairs, and anchor the tall plant beside the glass wall.
- Stage 2: Complete the diners' cups, plates, front flower railing, and glass-wall decorations until the customers occupy the front tables.
- Stage 2: Continue into the newly opened rear section and install the piano, bookcases, low display cabinet, and glass case.
- Stage 2: Mount the large coffee-cup sign, then fill the piano shelves and display surfaces with the stool, lamps, books, plants, and vines until the second Level cleared card appears.
- Stage 3: Place the L-shaped service counter and front glass pastry case, then mount the rear cabinets and chalkboard menu panels.
- Stage 3: Add the sink, coffee and heating appliances, refrigerator, shelves, and preparation items behind the counter.
- Stage 3: Put pastries and cups into the display and work surfaces, then line the front edge with the yellow customer stools.
- Stage 3: Add the hanging lights, wall frames, chalk signs, refrigerator stock, plants, and trailing roof vines.
- Stage 3: Place Ron behind the completed bar and the lady at the customer edge to fill the progress bar and clear Coffee Romance.
Colors in this level:
Café pink, Espresso brown, Leafy green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving a curved-edge railing, flower box, lamp, or menu board unplaced because the patio tables already look complete.
- Treating the appearance of customers as the end of Stage 2 and missing the rear piano and display extension.
- Dropping pastries behind the bar or appliances into the front glass case instead of separating display and preparation surfaces.
Quick Tips for Oops! Tidy Up Level 2 (quick clues)
- Finish the patio perimeter as carefully as the central tables; lamps, rails, signs, and flower boxes all count.
- In Stage 2, keep working after the dining area fills because the piano and display extension is part of the same Stage.
- Build the complete bar shell before sorting appliances, pastries, cups, and stools by side.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stage 1 is a curved patio outside a fixed glass storefront. Stage 2 starts as an indoor dining floor and later opens a rear piano/display extension under the same timer. Stage 3 is a dark-walled service room built around an L-shaped counter and front glass case.
- Goal
- Complete every exterior boundary fixture and table setting, both halves of the indoor customer area, and the full preparation/display bar with appliances, pastries, stools, staff, and customers.
- Opening
- Stage 1: mount the awning and sign before placing patio tables. Stage 2: establish the rug, dining tables, chairs, and plant before the rear extension. Stage 3: build the counter and glass display before adding appliances.
- Danger Zone
- The patio's railings and flower boxes have narrow edge anchors; Stage 2 continues after the front diners appear; Stage 3 separates back-bar machines, front-display pastries, and customer-side stools across overlapping brown surfaces.
- Mechanics
- Coffee Romance progresses from boundary-heavy exterior furnishing to a two-zone dining room and finally a surface-dense service bar whose structural counters unlock all smaller props.
Frequently Asked Questions
What completes Coffee Romance Stage 1?
The outdoor café needs the awning and sign, both seating groups, the full lamp-and-railing boundary, flowers, boards, tableware, and the final character props.
Why does Coffee Romance Stage 2 continue after the customers sit down?
The same Stage expands into a rear music and display area; add the piano, bookcases, glass case, coffee-cup sign, stool, books, and vines.
Where do the yellow stools go in Stage 3?
Line them along the customer-facing front edge of the finished service counter, not behind the preparation area.