The outside of the Firepit is notable for the broad patio, paved in a haphazard mosaic of black and red stone. Obsidian forms the outer edge of the eponymous firepit, where a bonfire is kept regularly burning at night for both ambience and for clients to cook kebabs in. A few tables and matching chairs made of dark wood and with red and white upholstery are scattered about for general use.
Over the stout, single wooden door — emblazoned with the words: 'The Firepit' — is a red, white, and black awning that provides some shade. The interior of the place is composed of dark wood and dimly lit with oil lamps scattered tastefully throughout. The floor is covered in sawdust that's regularly replaced and there are a plethora of long tables for most people to dine communally at. A handful of smaller tables are scattered about for more private dining, as well. A bar occupies the full right side of the restaurant, while a series of grills, stoves, and ovens are arrayed toward the back where the cooks can be seen preparing food. A long counter separates the cooking space from the dining space, although there are stools available for those that would prefer to eat there.
The smells of grilled meat and barbecue sauce are prominent here, with freshly baked rolls making an appearance from time to time; music can occasionally be heard over the din of the kitchen, and the place, overall, seems to do its best business later in the day.
Obvious exits:
Marketplace <O>
