Fisher's Inn
This is the communal gathering place for most locals to Wysepka. The Fisher's Inn, has stood here for around two centuries, and is where most folk under the age of fifty head after their work day is done. The place started out as just an inn, but since then its just as much a tavern as an inn.
The first and second floor are both for drinking and hanging out, and there is also an inner courtyard which has seating for more drinking. During work hours the place is mostly empty, but during evening time and nights the place is a beacon of sound and radiance. For though these are dark times, the people of Wysepka have always been a rowdy bunch once night time hits.
The third floor is an inn, which offers a total of four rooms, which are usually empty since most travellers looking for a room are scared away by the loudness during the night.
The owner is a popular younger man, known by the name Jacub Piatek. His family has owned this establishment since it was established, and he runs it together with his younger cousin, Bartosz Piatek, a rowdy and careless man who got was saved from the noose by Jacub's charisma after a failed attempt to rob a soldier of Thurh's army.
There is also a notice board right outside of the inn. Jacub is the one who is usually asked to post significant things on, and so he does. This also helps him be as popular as he is in the town.
As for the customers of this establishment, its mostly just locals, as sailors head to Sharad's Alehouse, or stay on their ships usually. Despite this, when a new face does present itself, at least during drinking hours, they are typically welcomed or not noticed at all.
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