The Man and a Half
This is one of the busiest inns of Eversham. Located just north of the Calund bridge, and close to the River Calund it sees a high volume of trade. As its name suggests it tries to cater for human and halfling customers primarily, and yet is also very welcoming to all. With the recent growth in the Dwarf population of the city, they've adapted to this well too.
Along with its forty rooms (which includes six suites and eight underground rooms especially for halfings), the inn has a fully locked stable, locked sheds, and holding yard to the rear which also has a large locked gate.
The inn also produces its own beers. These are brewed in a cellar complex which sits alongside the underground bedrooms.
The inn is operated by Bryan and Mary Rivermeek and their two sons. During the evenings the bar room is usually operated by Franky Richrin, a sour-faced halfling, and Wilemina Barrelman, the head waitress.