Last week, Playfish took us to the world of Morocco with their item theme based around a bazaar. This week, we take barely a hop, skip, or jump to the new theme, as we are being taken on a grand tour of the Arabian Nights. This theme contains new decorative and functional items, along with [...]
Continue reading...26. August 2010
This week’s new item theme in Restaurant City takes us to the streets of Morocco, where the colorful food and clothing stands come together to form a bazaar. The items in this theme are equally colorful and vibrant, containing all sorts of intricate patterns and designs. There are new free gifts and recipes also associated [...]
Continue reading...19. August 2010
Playfish seems to have used last week’s introduction of the Bowling Alley as cause for an entire sports-themed week in Restaurant City, as that’s exactly what we see this morning. The theme will have your guests sitting on themed chairs, eating off of themed tables, and even eating themed food. Let’s take a look at [...]
Continue reading...12. August 2010
As we guessed last week, a second week of the 1950′s theme has come to Restaurant City, with a sort of secondary theme, in the form of bowling, being added in. The same car tables and chairs and other diner items fit in perfectly here, with these items adding the finishing touches to your retro [...]
Continue reading...5. August 2010
It’s another Thursday, which means that another new item theme is upon us in Restaurant City. This week, we launch straight from the baroque, antique era of Versailles and France into the 1950′s, with a Diner/Drive-in theme that will have you singing songs from the movie Grease before all is said and done. The coin [...]
Continue reading...30. July 2010
For a second week in a row, Playfish is celebrating French opulence in Restaurant City, with this week’s theme, specifically, being “Versailles Grandeur.” The theme is mostly represented by a series of new decorations that will help you continue the over-the-top extravagance that is Versailles. The coin items include a White Courtesan Chair, five different [...]
Continue reading...22. July 2010
This week’s newest item theme in Restaurant City is Baroque Opulence, and while not as large as some past themes we’ve seen released in the game, there are still enough items here to give your restaurant a makeover. The theme starts with a set of Ebony and Ivory Palatial Chairs, which can be placed under [...]
Continue reading...15. July 2010
It’s Thursday, which means that another update has hit the virtual store shelves of Restaurant City. This week, rather than moving on to a new theme, Playfish has decided to stay put, at least for one more week, right in the 1960′s. We were introduced to the theme last week, with the basic items like [...]
Continue reading...10. July 2010
Restaurant City has dived straight in to the 60s, offering you and your guests peace, love, and free ingredients. The newest free ingredient offering is in the form of Apple and is available to Restaurant City fans only. If you aren’t a fan, you can become one over at the official Facebook page. You can [...]
Continue reading...9. July 2010
If you’ve already decorated the inside of your Restaurant City in the spirit of the 1960′s (check out the full lineup of items in our guide), and still have some money to spare, why not decorate the outside of your restaurant to match? Head out to Street View and click on the stack of red [...]
Continue reading...9. July 2010
As we told you earlier in the week, this week’s theme in Restaurant City is 1960′s Pop Chic, and just like every week, the new recipes (in this case, singular – see the Bundt Cake) precede the release of the decorative items by at least a day. However, the wait for the full theme is [...]
Continue reading...7. July 2010
To get us ready for the full release of 1960′s Pop Chic items in Restaurant City (as a reminder, new items hit the game every Thursday, so be sure to look out for our guide containing those items tomorrow), Playfish has released yet another free ingredient in the game, this time in the form of [...]
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2. September 2010
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