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|itemtype = food |
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|location=Khan'Kel Bazaar |
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|header=Menu |
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|wares=food |
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|1 = It is located within the Khan'Kel Bazaar [[Premium home]] neighborhood. |
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|proprietor=tall cafe proprietor |
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|desc = A low, arched door grants entrance to a courtyard ringed with partitioned alcoves and tables. The lamps here are lit both day and night, and the calm, dreamy atmosphere seems to blur the edges of time and place. Here and there, tabletops are littered with braziers, coffeepots and cups, along with small glasses that offer stronger poisons. You also see a tavern door and a tavern keeper. |
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|propinfo=His name is Savdahl al'Khalili. |
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|desc=Daylight filters through the branches of a pomegranate tree hanging over one tall wall of this open air cafe. The enclosed courtyard is ringed with partitioned alcoves and tables, and lebbek latticework arches overhead, connecting large swathes of sun-faded cotton in an attempt to provide shade. Lit incense censers clutter the tabletops, casting a heavy haze of scented smoke across the area. A tall cafe proprietor stands behind a counter covered in numerous braziers, coffeepots, cups, and bottles. |
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1. Burberry port 50 |
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|realrnum=706254 |
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2. Taquynian whiskey 50 |
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3. Rich hazelnut coffee 50 |
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|inventory=<pre{{log2}}> Coffee-stained parchment |
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4. Black Taquynian coffee 50 |
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5. Burberry pie 35 |
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1. a cup of black Taquynian coffee 4. a chunk of creamy cheese |
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2. a mug of rich hazelnut coffee 5. a goblet of barberry port |
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3. a slice of barberry pie </pre> |
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|backroom=<pre{{log2}}> Backroom Coffee-stained parchment |
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6. a glass of Taquynian whiskey </pre> |
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== Historical Information == |
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==Behind the Scenes== |
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The coffee shop is almost certainly named after the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khan_el-Khalili Khan el-Khalili], a large ''souk'' in the historic district in Cairo. Moreover, Khan'Kel Bazarr's name may itself be an allusion to the Khan el-Khalili. |
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Latest revision as of 17:34, 26 November 2024
Al'Khalili Coffeeshop is a shop in the Khan'Kel Bazaar, around River's Rest, that sells food.
The proprietor is a tall cafe proprietor. His name is Savdahl al'Khalili.
| [al'Khalili Coffeeshop] | Room: 706254 |
| Daylight filters through the branches of a pomegranate tree hanging over one tall wall of this open air cafe. The enclosed courtyard is ringed with partitioned alcoves and tables, and lebbek latticework arches overhead, connecting large swathes of sun-faded cotton in an attempt to provide shade. Lit incense censers clutter the tabletops, casting a heavy haze of scented smoke across the area. A tall cafe proprietor stands behind a counter covered in numerous braziers, coffeepots, cups, and bottles. | |
| Obvious exits: out | |
Inventory
Coffee-stained parchment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. a cup of black Taquynian coffee 4. a chunk of creamy cheese 2. a mug of rich hazelnut coffee 5. a goblet of barberry port 3. a slice of barberry pie
Backroom Inventory
Backroom Coffee-stained parchment ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. a glass of Taquynian whiskey
Historical Information
Behind the Scenes
The coffee shop is almost certainly named after the Khan el-Khalili, a large souk in the historic district in Cairo. Moreover, Khan'Kel Bazarr's name may itself be an allusion to the Khan el-Khalili.