The Nautilus' Maiden

By far the most lavish restaurant in Lapu, the Nautilus' Maiden is surprising family-friendly. Most nights its purveyors consist of the elites of the city, or passing dignitaries and traders, while its lunches are notoriously large-scale with entire extended families sitting for several hours.
The restaurant itself consists of two levels. The upper level is typically reserved for larger parties, and includes a dance floor and a large, western-facing window to watch the sunset. The lower level, on the other hand, is for smaller affairs, and consists of tables dotted along the sides of a large glass cylinder, reaching down into the lake. These tables are accessed by a long spiral staircase, which spins around a central glass column filled with exotic fish and coral.
After the invention of the Kinetic Engine, the lower level was retrofitted with an automated server system, with food now being delivered by carts on tracks. Now it is possible to eat in the lower levels without encountering a single person; much to the appeal of those who value their privacy.

Type

Pub / Tavern / Restaurant