Slippery Eel Inn
Situated along the waterfront of West Harbor's only street, the Eel Inn isn't the seediest tavern along the waterfront but it certainly isn't the nicest. The common room is clean and generally half-filled, no matter the time of day. Patrons - generally an older crowd - range from fishermen at midday after they return with their catch to ranch hands in the evening. Like most in West Harbor, the clientele are warry of strangers though few are outwardly hostile. Fare is simple - brown bread, eel stew, and golden ale. It offers simple accommodations with a half dozen rooms on the second floor.
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