Megami no Café Terrace
The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses

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Megami no Cafe Terrace is like the chill, laid-back version of Quintessential Quintuplets. But even though it's more mellow, it marks all the boxes for slice-of-life romance: beautifully-drawn female love interests, sumptuous fanservice, and heart-pounding character interactions. Within even just the first 5 chapters, you'll surely already have a favorite waifu-- Seo Kouji's characterization is just that strong. Since this is a Seo Kouji work after all, keep in mind the exposition will be *very* drawn out, and meant to be slowly enjoyed-- like a cup of high-grade tea-- in order to take in all the subtle characterizations and situational tension. So sit back, and enjoy your favorite waifu before the story eventually ramps up the drama in the classic Seo Kouji way. It's a slow burn, but my god -- the way Seo works a story is just beautiful. read more 

Megami Cafe Terrace is harem in a coffee shop. Its very enjoyable and all the girls have their qualities. IMO better than Quintuplets manga. Amagami is harem in a shrine. More standard and there's a supernatural quirk to it.  

The amount of similar things in "Amaama Cinderella" when its compared to café terraces is a lot. Both take place where mc works in a cafe with 4-5 women. Similar plot, Etc What Im trying to say is there both the same pretty much.  

Certain incidents lead to the MC living together with the heroines and they live and work together and basically act like family. 

- Both main characters has to deal with several women (mostly) in the same residence. - Both main characters gets involved with the problems of each woman in his house and tries to help each woman he gets involved with. - Both main characters takes good care of each woman in his household. (Megami no Cafe Terrace : takes care of the maids who work in his house, Ojousama no Shimobe : takes care of the princesses who move into his house) - Both manga have quite similar comedies. - Both main characters and heroine designs are quite similar. - Most of the female characters in both manga are related to the main character's family (directly or indirectly). read more