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--- stolen_land:brevoy:restov:restov_inns [2019/07/14 07:58] – [The Golden Flute (Tavern)] johnb
+++ stolen_land:brevoy:restov:restov_inns [2022/05/03 01:03] (current) – [The Mountain's Toast (Inn)] johnb
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 ===== The Mountain's Toast (Inn) =====
-Another inn, serving Lowtown dwarves, Trading House merchants, and new arrivals straight in from the Fire Gate.
-A very ‘normal’ town inn, busy at lunchtime, quieter in the evening with travelers, merchants and a few locals as customers.  Quite often there is a group (or two) playing cards for coppers.  A good range of ales and wines.  Poor or Average food.
+An inn, just outside Dwarf Town. owned by a Dwarf (Halmat Devale). and has a Dwarven theme - Music comes from brass bands, with Oompah bands at the weekend. It is popular with  Trading House merchants, and new arrivals straight in from the Fire Gate.
+It serves a good range of ales and wines - with Delver Stout as the house speciality.  The food is fairly average - although there is always Dwarf Sausage and Nubbe on the menu.
 Accommodation is in very small 2 or 4 person rooms, with just enough room for the number of occupants – charged at 5 sp per head.  Food is extra at 1-3 sp per meal.
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 ===== The Restov Grand Theatre  =====
-Host to many plays, concerts, operas, etc., and centre of Restov culture.  Currently showing ‘Never Winter Day Dream’ – a light comedy that features a farmer’s wife dreaming of a life where winter never comes and the world is full of fairies, Unicorns, Bards, Minstrels and dancers.   Ait is a comedy, with a bit of slapstick thrown in.
+Host to many plays, concerts, operas, etc., and centre of Restov culture.  Currently showing ‘Never Winter Day Dream’ – a light comedy that features a farmer’s wife dreaming of a life where winter never comes and the world is full of fairies, Unicorns, Bards, Minstrels and dancers.   It is a comedy, with a bit of slapstick thrown in.
-  * The Floor – Open area for the commoners to stand – it just costs a couple of coppers to get in.  vendors sell ale, cheap wine by the glass and snacks for a few coppers each.
+  * The Floor – Open area for the commoners to stand – it just costs a couple of coppers to get in.  Vendors sell ale, cheap wine by the glass and snacks for a few coppers each.
   * The Circle – A semi-circular tier of seat for those with a bit more money – it costs a silver per head and the same sort of drinks and snacks are served.
   * Boxes – for the wealthier patrons -  range from 1gp upwards (at 5sp per seat).  Waiter service for normal drinks from the bar.