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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3524398" data-attributes="member: 11520">The House Upon the Strand"Alas, the Sea Nymphs only frolic here for a few weeks twice a year. Your arrival was fortuitous as the season is nearly over. It is a rare treat, but in point of fact the chef here is quite good and you'll not find better fare anywhere on Tregere or indeed on neighboring islands I'll wager. They do a brisk business with or without the Nymphs. For reasons I'll never understand they choose to open only for breakfast and lunch 5 days a week. I'm sure they could pack the house at dinner as well should they choose. I think you'll find the Omelet to you liking." Soon Bethany arrives to take your order, and Gustav orders the Sea shore delite omelet with a couple of pastries, a spiced tea blend and the recommended local muscat wine. He confides that the wine isn't that great on its own, but it seems to come to life with the Omelet and is sweet enough to stand up to the pastries. Grond who has gotten over his initial shock soon orders impressive quantities of simple fare, bacon, eggs, toasted bread with butter and honey and coffee. The waitress, Bethany, turns to Michael. "And for you sir?"</blockquote>