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| − | The '''Kamoreta''' is a small restaurant located on [[Myrkentown]]'s [[Callister Street]]. Located conveniently close to the [[Governor's Meetinghouse]] and the Marketplace, its business is derived almost entirely from middle- to upper-class citizens seeking a quiet, rustic atmosphere where exotic dishes, expensive drinks, and all manners of rare victuals can be enjoyed. | + | The '''Kamoreta''' is a small restaurant located on [[Myrkentown]]'s [[Callister Street]]. Located conveniently close to the [[Governor's Meetinghouse]] and the Marketplace, its business is derived almost entirely from middle- to upper-class citizens seeking a quiet, rustic atmosphere where exotic dishes, expensive drinks, and all manners of rare victuals can be enjoyed. Successful artists, investors, bankers, politicians frequent the Kamoreta, preferring its erudite sensibilities as an alternative to the commoner taverns, or to the [[Broken Dagger]] just outside of [[Myrkentown]]. |
| − | + | ==Appearance== | |
| + | The Kamoreta, located between a tailor's storefront and a cobbler's residence, offers a small number of tables and upholstered chairs for comfortable dining. Its interior is a jungle of tapestries and imported draperies. The front of the establishment opens onto Callister Street, where seating arrangements are scattered beneath a canvas awning to allow patrons an opportunity to savor the sights and sounds of the town while they break their fasts or take their supper. Tall torches line the outside of the Kamoreta, their bowls filled with strongly-scented oils that help relieve the outside customers of burdensome, street-borne odors. | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
| + | Established during the [[The Red-and-Gold Summer (Plot)|Red-and-Gold Summer]] of 213 [[Anno Regalis|AR]], the Kamoreta thrived exclusively off the patronage of Myrkentown's self-professed elite. The business managed to survive the gradual dismantling of [[Rhaena Olwak]]'s reign by flexibly altering its image to suit the changing state of the town: dress-codes were quickly abandoned, and the Kamoreta appealed to the town's less-fortunate citizens by offering foods imported under the Lady's reign to patrons at extremely discounted prices. | ||
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| + | Currently, the Kamoreta invites poets and bards to perform on scheduled nights; likewise, proper men and women regularly visit the small restaurant to discuss local pamphlets, new legislation, and engage in lively -- but peaceful -- debate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:26, 31 August 2014
The Kamoreta is a small restaurant located on Myrkentown's Callister Street. Located conveniently close to the Governor's Meetinghouse and the Marketplace, its business is derived almost entirely from middle- to upper-class citizens seeking a quiet, rustic atmosphere where exotic dishes, expensive drinks, and all manners of rare victuals can be enjoyed. Successful artists, investors, bankers, politicians frequent the Kamoreta, preferring its erudite sensibilities as an alternative to the commoner taverns, or to the Broken Dagger just outside of Myrkentown.
Appearance
The Kamoreta, located between a tailor's storefront and a cobbler's residence, offers a small number of tables and upholstered chairs for comfortable dining. Its interior is a jungle of tapestries and imported draperies. The front of the establishment opens onto Callister Street, where seating arrangements are scattered beneath a canvas awning to allow patrons an opportunity to savor the sights and sounds of the town while they break their fasts or take their supper. Tall torches line the outside of the Kamoreta, their bowls filled with strongly-scented oils that help relieve the outside customers of burdensome, street-borne odors.
History
Established during the Red-and-Gold Summer of 213 AR, the Kamoreta thrived exclusively off the patronage of Myrkentown's self-professed elite. The business managed to survive the gradual dismantling of Rhaena Olwak's reign by flexibly altering its image to suit the changing state of the town: dress-codes were quickly abandoned, and the Kamoreta appealed to the town's less-fortunate citizens by offering foods imported under the Lady's reign to patrons at extremely discounted prices.
Currently, the Kamoreta invites poets and bards to perform on scheduled nights; likewise, proper men and women regularly visit the small restaurant to discuss local pamphlets, new legislation, and engage in lively -- but peaceful -- debate.
