I liked it because I was able to be much more on top of things than in my daily life. If only it was that easy to keep up with a housefull of kids - lol!

 However, I blitzed through all the levels in a couple of hours. It was totally not worth the money.

Hey. I don't remember this level specifically, but I can give you some general encouragement. In Diner Dash there are a few things to remember once you've mastered the basics. 1. chaining is where the big points are at; this means that sometimes waiting a few seconds (perhaps at the podium, if available) to allow more requests to build up is better than responding to a customer immediately. 2. match seat colours whenever possible; if you pay attention you will often find that there will be several groups of customers in a particular configuration within the same level, allowing for repeated use of the same seats. 3. don't lose customers. Work regular visits to the podium into your rhythm of service. 4. Not all customers are created equal. Pay attention to which ones are worth more (for example, the movie stars - or whoever those self-important famous guys are! and restaurant critics both tip *very* well) and make sure you hold on to them and keep them happy.

Hope that helps!