No exact date however has been announced.īrewster and The Roost will be located in the Museum. So we’re pretty sure that because the Animal Crossing Directis being held sometime towards the end of October, Brewster will be making a November debut. Including a pretty scary Brewster gyrodite. Get in right and rake in those bells.Īt the end of your shift, Brewster will give you your payment in the form of coffee beans and sometimes furniture from the Cafe series. This can range from the type of coffee beans they want to how much milk and sugar they take in their coffee. There you can serve coffee to your villagers, each with their own set of preferences. For those of you that might be bored of the Animal Crossinggrind, getting an in-game job adds a whole new gameplay mechanic for you to sink your teeth into!īetween the house of 11am – 11pm you can work at The Roost. Part-Time Barista JobĪfter making friends with Brewster he’ll offer you a part-time job as a barista working behind the coffee bar and filling in drink orders. Slider would sometimes perform at the Roost during his usual Saturday night slot. I’m not sure if this will happen for New Horizonsbut K.K.

Some of these can be the special character NPCs such as Isabelle, Mabel or maybe even Orville! In addition to drinking coffee and storing gyrodites you can also interact with the characters that have come into the cafe for a drink. Be warned though if you leave your coffee to cool and don’t drink it hot, Brewster won’t want to be friends with you :(. If you become friends with Brewster (buy a cup of coffee for 7 days straight) then Brewster will offer to display them for you. In Animal Crossing: City Folk you were able to display your gyrodite collection at The Roost.

The coffee mug is the perfect addition to those fall vibes. Sip on your coffee while pressing A until you finish it. Previously you could only buy one cup a day, which you’d hold in your hand like a tool. The Roost cafe is run by Brewster and serves different blends of coffee a day for 200 Bells. Go in for hot coffee and borderline hostile behaviour and stay for the fantastic gyrodite collection. The Roost is the best and only cafe in Animal Crossing. You can in fact become such close friends that he’ll offer you his secret stash of pigeon milk! That he makes himself… 😐 The Roost But the more you speak with him (and drink the coffee hot) the friendlier he’ll become. I mean the dude has clearly never heard of an ice cold pumpkin spiced latte. And he can get offended if you don’t drink your coffee hot. In previous games, he took a while to warm up to. Naturally, he’s very passionate about coffee as well as the fine art of collecting gyrodites. He’s quiet, potentially blunt and an aloof sort of fellow. In New Leaf, potentially due to his popularity he was upgraded to his own shop in town.Īs you might expect of a sophisticated, waistcoat wearing pigeon that works out of a museum, Brewster can be a bit of a hipster. So shake your tail feathers and froth up that cappuccino because this is going to be all about Brewster! Who Is Brewster?įirst introduced in Animal Crossing: Wild World in 2005, Brewster was the resident NPC character that ran the coffee shop inside the museum.

How he featured in previous Animal Crossinggames, what he brings with him and what to expect. Animal Crossing Direct is coming this month and the biggest news is that Brewster and The Roost Cafe will be arriving in New Horizons!įor those of you that are new to the series you may be wondering who is this chonky pigeon and why is everyone so excited? Well, we’re here to give you the lowdown on our fine feathered barista.

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