Banana Eats Maps: Layouts, Cake Locations, and Tips

Which Maps Are in Banana Eats?

Banana Eats maps place runners in locations with distinct layouts and hiding spots. A cramped shop, a confusing hospital, and a two-story motel all demand different escape routes. Learn the landmarks, crawlspaces, and possible cake puzzle locations before a chase sends you running into a dead end.

The known round locations covered here are:

• Banana’s Backrooms
• Sinister Supermarket
• Peeled High School
• Banana's Bash Fun Center
• Plantain Cabins
• Banana Manor
• Garbage Graveyard
• Banana Pop Parlor
• Musa Medcenter
• Banana's Fairground
• Musa Motel
• Bakery
• Cavendish Castle, a limited summer location

Bakery expands beyond the older roster, while Cavendish Castle belongs to the seasonal rotation. The Lobby and Banana's Waiting Room serve separate roles between rounds.

In Banana Eats on Roblox, runners hide, complete hidden puzzles, and escape when the exits open. Most round layouts have two exits, but the route between them—and the cover along the way—changes considerably.

Shops, Cabins, and the Entertainment Center

These locations have recognizable landmarks, but their tighter sections can leave little room to recover from a wrong turn.

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Sinister Supermarket

Sinister Supermarket combines neon lighting, shopping aisles, checkout lanes, and bunches of bananas. It has five puzzles, along with lockers and crawlspaces throughout its relatively small layout.

The aisles and checkout area provide useful reference points when searching for objectives. Banana displays also offer visual cover.

Tip: Locate a crawlspace or locker before working on a nearby puzzle. In a small store, Banana can reach your section quickly.

Plantain Cabins

Plantain Cabins places wooden buildings inside a forest. The cabins offer multiple rooms to explore, but the cramped layout makes close encounters difficult to shake.

Bananas scattered across the ground add another problem: spotting a dangerous peel among the scenery takes attention.

Tip: Watch the ground while crossing between cabins, and check where a room leads before committing to it during a chase.

Banana Pop Parlor

Banana Pop Parlor has a pink ice cream shop theme, with an indoor dining room, storage room, kitchen, and outdoor dining area. Its compact layout contains four puzzles, plus lockers and vents.

The distinct indoor and outdoor sections make the location easier to understand than a maze, but short distances also give Banana less ground to cover.

Tip: Learn the connection between the kitchen, dining room, and outdoor area early. Choose your next passage before Banana reaches your current room.

Banana's Bash Fun Center

Banana's Bash Fun Center revolves around three recognizable sections: the kitchen and staff area, the main dining space, and the arcade. Its stage, restaurant furniture, and arcade machines give each section a different look.

There are plenty of hiding opportunities, though some passages feel tight during a pursuit.

Tip: Use the stage and arcade as navigation landmarks. Remember the passages connecting the main sections so you can change routes without stopping to search.

School Corridors, Backrooms, and Mazes

These locations reward learning room connections. Learn the routes between rooms as well as the available hiding spots.

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Peeled High School

Peeled High School is a large layout with five puzzles, numerous lockers, doorways, and crawlspaces. Classrooms surround more distinctive areas, including the gym, library, and studio rooms.

Its layout was rearranged after the original version, so older routes do not always match the revised school. Similar-looking classrooms can also make puzzle searches confusing.

Tip: Navigate by the gym and library rather than classroom appearances alone. Check a room's exits before entering when Banana is close; some routes end in dead ends.

Banana’s Backrooms

Banana’s Backrooms draws on the Backrooms setting. It contains four puzzles, with lockers, doors, and crawlspaces breaking up the otherwise sparse environment.

The repeated scenery makes it easy to lose your bearings. Open, lightly decorated stretches also leave runners exposed.

Tip: Remember the doorways and crawlspaces around a puzzle before starting it. Use those connections to orient yourself when neighboring rooms look alike.

Garbage Graveyard

Garbage Graveyard is a green, junk-filled maze of rocks, barrels, and winding passages. It has five puzzles, with occasional lockers and vents.

Its confusing layout can disrupt both runners and Banana. Finding a passage is only useful if you remember where it leads.

Tip: Learn a short route connecting a puzzle area, a crawlspace, and an exit. Repeat that route while exploring nearby branches instead of wandering without a landmark.

Musa Medcenter

Musa Medcenter turns hospital rooms, beds, filing containers, and an office into a confusing indoor hunting ground. It contains four puzzles and numerous hiding spots.

There is also a fake giant banana behind a curtain in a corner of the building—a scare tucked into the scenery.

Tip: Use the office and furnished patient rooms to distinguish sections. Identify a connecting corridor before settling into a hiding spot so you have somewhere to move next.

Two-Story Layouts: Banana Manor and Musa Motel

Vertical layouts add a second question to every chase: which floor should you head toward?

Banana Manor

Banana Manor has two floors and four puzzles. Its rooms include a kitchen, dining room, library, children's playroom, and ritual room, with vents and lockers offering escape options.

The staircase is an essential landmark connecting the floors. The upstairs area is smaller, but it still has multiple rooms and routes to learn.

Tip: Memorize the staircase approach from both levels. Upstairs, check where a crawlspace leads before relying on it as your escape route.

Musa Motel

Musa Motel arrived on 5/3/2026. Its two-story layout includes guest rooms, blocked doors, a lower-floor pool, and a broken elevator shaft containing a valve puzzle.

Some rooms also contain interactive service bells. Those bells are separate from the puzzles, so ringing one does not replace completing an objective.

Tip: Distinguish accessible guest rooms from blocked doors before a chase. Use the pool and staircase as landmarks, and look for room numbers 23 and 24 when searching upstairs for the cake puzzle.

Bakery and Banana's Fairground

These locations trade familiar school and hospital corridors for baking spaces and carnival scenery.

Bakery

Bakery has high ceilings, a front customer area, a bread-making workspace, and a cold room. Its debut layout contains four puzzles, including a sliding puzzle.

The large interior has more open space than many older locations. An outdoor section also exists, though it offers little room to continue moving.

Tip: Find the connections between the customer area, baking workspace, and cold room before concentrating on puzzles. Inspect the outdoor section before choosing it as a chase route.

For the number puzzle, read the plate in your round. Use that clue rather than assuming a combination from another round will work.

Banana's Fairground

Banana's Fairground arrived on 7/31/2025, with Version 1.8.7. It contains four puzzles among carnival tents, tables, booths, balloons, and banana-themed decorations.

Crawlspaces are relatively scarce, making their locations especially useful to remember.

Tip: Locate a vent before starting a nearby objective. Use booths and picnic tables as landmarks while searching through the decorated grounds.

Cavendish Castle and Between-Round Areas

Cavendish Castle

Cavendish Castle debuted in Summer Part 2 of 2023, Version 1.5.2. It is a limited summer location built around an island castle, with three puzzles, twisting passages, hiding places, and crawlspaces.

Its compact layout has plenty of turns, so reaching a familiar-looking corner does not necessarily mean you are near an exit. Its summer availability also means it is not a permanent public-server choice.

Tip: When the castle returns, learn the route from runner spawn to the exits early. Identify the crawlspaces along that route before exploring side passages.

The Lobby

The Lobby is where players gather when joining the game and between rounds. It contains skin and Beacon purchases, gamepasses, the Daily Barrel, and access to Pro Servers.

Pro Servers require level 16. The Lobby is separate from the locations selected for survival rounds.

Banana's Waiting Room

Banana's Waiting Room holds the player-controlled Banana for 15 seconds before releasing it into the selected location. It is a staging area rather than a map runners vote to play.

Possible Cake Puzzle Locations

The cake puzzle has alternate positions on many layouts. Search the listed landmarks rather than assuming it always appears in the same spot.

Location	Possible cake puzzle positions
Banana’s Backrooms	Near an exit
Sinister Supermarket	Between the central aisles or between the checkout lanes
Peeled High School	In the basketball court at runner spawn or in the library
Banana's Bash Fun Center	On the stage near runner spawn or in the kitchen/staff area
Plantain Cabins	In the kitchen or near the exit by the showers
Banana Manor	Beside the staircase near the fireplace or near the upstairs guardrail
Garbage Graveyard	Around the middle of the maze
Banana Pop Parlor	Outside or near runner spawn
Musa Medcenter	Near runner spawn or in the tables area
Banana's Fairground	On a picnic bench or beside the booth whose sign says its owner was eaten
Musa Motel	Downstairs near a staircase or upstairs beside rooms 23 and 24
Cavendish Castle	Near runner spawn

Check the nearby escape route before stopping at the cake puzzle. In the school, motel, and manor, use the named room or floor to narrow your search; in Garbage Graveyard, establish your route back out of the center before moving deeper into the maze.