Mizu no Kotoba

Same director, very similar feel. Mizu no Kotoba feels like an early version of Eve no Jikan. Both have short episodes, the setting is very similar, and they both mention Isaac Asimov's three rules for robots.  

Both are about the relationship of androids and humans inside of an intriguing cafe. Their art is also somewhat similar. 

At some cafe different people having fun, talking to each other. Plus a bit sci-fi. Eve No Jikan is much better though. 

when I watched Mizu No Kotoba..that totally remind me Eve No Jikan.. There's alot of similar point between eve no jikan n' mizu no kotoba -both goings-on are take places at a cafe. -the same atmosphere. -the art is similar and diffrent at the same time. -both are ONA's and both are short show. -an amazing environment and backgrounf,character also are bit similar. If you liked eve no jikan, you'll absolutly like mizu no kotoba as a 'shorter show' ;D and sorry for my bad english xD 

Both takes place on a cafe. Has the same atmosphere as well. 

This anime's cafe is similer to Eve no Jikan's cafe. And Eve no Jikan's story is far superior than Mizu no Kotaba. 

The main characters of both show are eager to learn more about the interactions of humans. In the same manner, they acquire their knowledge in a cafe which also gives off the same ambiance. The tone and the mood of one show will remind you of the other. 

Mizu no Kotoba - in my opinion - is similar to Eve no Jikan because of its cyberpunk setting and the use of androids. They mainly take place in a café and both have a slice of life nature in the two series. These anime don't have long episodes , apart from Eve no Jikan's last episode, so you can watch them all in one go. 

Both are essentially slice-of life with a twist of randomness 

A great anime short-film, combine suspense, with shock things behind the future re-created life, into an abomination of the electronic archives. looking at the expression, searching for the life behind the Systematic world 

Clearly, Mizu no was a rough draft of Eve no Jikan. Apart from having the same director and the same studio, both anime also have the same atmosphere - everything is awash with the colour brown to give the show a slightly jaded/serious look. Then we have a young male MC, who is obviously a first timer at the cafe, who notices that people of different age groups sit in the cafe, discussing trivial and important things over a cup of coffee. We have a waitress who also observes these people, and a surprise revelation towards the end of both the series.