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In ''Open For Business'' players could have their Sims operate their own restaurants, with hosts, waiters and chefs. |
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In ''Bon Voyage ''were introduced objects that included restaurant and kitchen countertops along with a bar with capacity for four people. Each vacation destination had one of these objects selling its own regional food. |
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==The Sims 3== |
==The Sims 3== |
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Revision as of 03:13, 12 December 2009
Restaurants exist in The Sims: Hot Date, several of The Sims 2 expansions, and in The Sims 3.
The Sims
The Hot Date expansion pack introduced restaurants to the world of The Sims, but only allowed them to be placed Downtown.
A restaurant needs these objects:
- At least one podium
- An expensive podium will spawn a maitre d', who will stand at the podium and seat diners, as well as a waiter or waitress.
- Dining booths and/or dining tables and chair
- These must be in the same room as the podium, or Sims will not be seated.
- At least one stove
- There should be as many stoves as podiums. Any type of stove can be used, and they don't all have to be the same.
- A refrigerator
- Any type of refrigerator can be used.
- A sink and/or dishwasher
- A trash can and/or trash compactor
The Sims 2
Nightlife, Open For Business and Bon Voyage each contain restaurant objects and lots.
Restaurants in The Sims 2 needs these objects:
- A host desk for the host
- A chef stove
- At least one chair at a bar or a kitchen table.
In Open For Business players could have their Sims operate their own restaurants, with hosts, waiters and chefs.
In Bon Voyage were introduced objects that included restaurant and kitchen countertops along with a bar with capacity for four people. Each vacation destination had one of these objects selling its own regional food.
The Sims 3
The Sims 3 contains restaurant rabbit holes.