The Hapsburg Inn

The local pub, hotel and restaurant rolled into one. The main room is open to all customers and is a focus of community social life. At the weekends the landlord lets local entertainers play in one corner of the bar and allows them to collect ‘tips’ from customers. The lounge is a second, quieter, room restricted to resident and ‘senior’ members of the community. All customers are expected to behave with proper decorum and respect when dining or eating in the lounge. There are four rooms for rent at the inn. Two of the rooms have twin beds and costs 5 sp per person per night. The other rooms have 3 sets of bunk beds each (sleep 6) and they cost 2sp per bed per night. A light breakfast (bread and eggs) is included in the price

1) Public Bar

2) Bar

3) Lounge, with
guest rooms above

4) Kitchen, with access to:
* Family accommodation above Public Bar
* Cellars (Brewing and Storage)

5) Stables

6) Yard

The Inn serves the following drinks

Tea	3cp/flask	Herbal tea
Apple Juice	6cp/flask	Unfermented apple juice
Small Ale	3cp/mug 1sp/pitcher	Weak beer
Ale	4cp/mug 1.5sp/pitcher
Cider	4cp/mug 1.5sp/pitcher	Alcoholic cider
Imported Ale	6cp/mug 2sp/pitcher
Falmar Wine	3sp/flask	Pale rosé wine
Thunderbird Wine	4sp/flask	Fortified plum wine (strong)
Imported Wines	1gp/bottle	Red or white wines from other regions
Grappa	1sp/shot	Locally distilled spirit
Imported Spirits	3sp/shot	Whiskey, Brandy, Vodka, Calvados & Slivovitz

A mug holds about 1 pint, a cup holds 1/4 pint and a shot is little more than a single large swallow.
A flask holds four cups of wine, a bottle holds six cups and a pitcher holds four pints.

The Inn serves the following meals

Meat & Stew	4cp	Roast meat (often mutton) served with vegetable stew and bread
Fish & Stew	4cp	Baked fish served with vegetable stew and a hunk of bread
Vegetable Stew	3cp	Potato, barley, beans, peas and onion cooked together, served with bread
Ploughman's	2cp	Bread and cheese served with a few grapes
Huntsman's	2cp	Bread and cold meat served with an apple

Staff

Marie Benoir – Land Lady (Human female, 41) Marie is a stately looking woman who visits the bar and the kitchens frequently to make sure that all is well. She friendly with the general clientele but not over chatty. She is much more comfortable in the lounge chatting to the ‘Senior’ village residents and residents.

Sam Benoir – Barman, (Human male, 22) Marie's son, Sam oversees the public bar. He can normally be found serving customers up at the bar and setting up drink orders for the waitresses. Whenthe bar is quiet he is happy to chat with customers.

Molly & Jenny – Barmaids (Human females, 19 & 21) Their job is to run drinks and meals out to clients. They flirt a bit (but that’s it) and are generally too busy for long conversations. One is normally assigned to keep an eye on the customers in the lounge to make sure they don't have to wait too long for an order.

Gaston - Cook, cleaner and chamber 'maid' (Half-elf male, 34) - Gaston prepares the food and keeps the place clean and tidy.

Jim – Stable Lad (Half-orc male, 32) Jim looks after customers’ horses or other mounts, but also acts as a potboy and bouncer when needed. He is strong, not too bright - but not a thug either.