The Glass Yak

First class food and drink, the place is the jewel in the crown of the Main square of Dermont, I advise all who visit to sample its fine ales. The owner is a man who loves a bet, be careful what you are willing to lose to him...

— Peyton Hillhopper

The Glass Yak is a very well kept, up-market Inn and restaurant in the large city of Dermont.

This is no basic Tavern, the walls are solid Marble, there are seveal rooms inside with patrons going about their business in a very jovial manner.
The first room inside the main front doors has a few patrons quietly playing cards around a well lit table.
Further on and you enter the Large Bar area, extremely clean and solid marble floors with a nice selection of dark Oak Chairs and Tables in an orderly pattern throghout, most of which are taken.
The Bar itself is welcoming, a couple of candles flicker in unison on the wall mounted lights, illuminating a large array of bottles and a menu on the wall.
The owner is an unmarried man, he has one son who is working at a local blacksmiths today.
There is a picture taking pride of place above the bar of the owner receving a set of keys from a disgruntled man, standing in front of the Inn itself.


The Bar area itself is small, goblets and mugs are perched on the highest racks with bottles of drink set back with their labels well faded.
On one of the walls you notice a sign, surprisingly peeling a little at the edges, announcing, 'Yes, we do serve Mrs Biggins Pies'

Room Rates
 Single Rooms (Very Comfortable) available for 5 sp per night.

Food
 Frog Chowder (5cp)
 Braised Oxtails with Mushrooms: (5cp)
 Mrs Biggins Pork and Pinecone Pie (4cp)
 Roast Chicken and Blue Cheese(1sp)
 Pan Fried Rabbit and Goose (1sp)


Drink
 Rogue Sword Fruit Ale (8cp)
 Elven Mead (6cp)
 One Eyed Wolf Gin (1sp)
 Grey Clover Rum (1sp)
 House Cabernet Sauvignon (1sp)
 Happy Thicket Brandy (1sp)

Founding Date

1331

Type

Pub / Tavern / Restaurant

Parent Location

Dermont

Owner

Fenwyn Mullway