Megami no Café Terrace
The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses

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A harem set in a cafe and not centered around school life?
A ML who is not a dense and useless character and actually contributes to the story?
An almost entirely adult cast?
Megami no Cafe Terrace is a breath of fresh air for the harem genre.

The cafe setting is brilliant and refreshing. Along with a fun and comedic slice of life story focused on everyday life running a cafe.

Coffee, magnificent artwork (and fanservice), fun/comedic shenanigans, top-tier waifus, and of course, a very healthy dose of romance.

Megami no Cafe Terrace sets the bar for what slice-of-life romance/harem should be.

First off , Most of Harem anime are kinda meeeh

Why ?

Because of a dense protagonist who doesn't even know that he has a harem and is denser than a black hole but here it's different.

Why ?

Because the Mc here knows about his Harem and doesn't run away from the girls.

... Characters : For me the characters are 10/10. It is hard to find characters like these in other Japanese manga.

Art : The art is great and gives kinda nice feeling.

So, If you want a good art,character,story and especially Ecchi than give it a try. Hopefully you will enjoy it.

Almost identical setting as Love Hina, in less compelling and a tad more edgy — not that the latter is necessarily an issue. Not bad per se, but not much material to keep us engaged. Likeable characters with their own quirks (although maybe a bit forceful e.g. Ami), but predictable narrative tropes and comedic delivery, as well as a slow-paced rhythm without much unfolding. Backstories and their resolutions are way too superficial and easy. Also not as fan service-heavy as the first chapter could make it seem in the long run, which may be a good or bad thing depending on your preferences — definitely ... comes off as a mean to grab audience though, which is valid I guess. The art is very clean, oddly enough. Might be worth a read but overall not the most exciting slice of life out there tbh.

By the way, what's the deal about that second "tip" for new writers? The whole point of a review is giving insights that reflect the opinion of the reader, so of course you should expect them to use pronouns. There's no such thing as an "objective" or unbiased review. Don't assume people can't work out critical thinking on their own, lol. And don't assume they can't read either.