Drunken Owl Inn
A 2 story building built of wood and stone, its shingles are a brilliant orange colour. A large bay window brings light in or out depending on the time of day. A sign hangs by the door, featuring an Owlbear chugging from a keg. Inside, the building is well kept. Tables litter the area, filled with an arranged set of seats. Tucked away in the back left corner is a bar table, serving out ale and food from the kitchen behind. Near the bar is a set of stairs, heading up to the rooms above.
The Owl has a reputation for being one of the quieter joints in the city. Live music usually fills it each evening and it functions closer to a pub than a club. It's most popular with travellers and traders who come through Lakeacre often and don't need the loud and rowdy bars by the beach.
Employees
The Drunken Owl is a very popular bar and inn, and employs over a dozen staff. These are primarily barmaids and kitchen staff, though there are 3 rotating barkeeps - including the owner.Notable Employees
- Rachel Gavel, Human, Female, Late Teens, Barmaid
- Renola Softbloom, Halfling, Female, Early 20s, Barmaid
- Martin Davy, Human, Male, Mid Thirties, Barkeep