Shireen

Shireen is an expensive high-end restaurant located in the Starlight Station. Its entrance is tucked away down a staircase of stone, the only thing guiding people's way to it is the large, neon pinkish-red sign of a rose that blinks overhead. The building itself is taller than it is wide, so there are few rooms on each floor, rather than many.

Once inside one is met with the pleasant scent of roses at all times, a charm laid on the interior, along with a muffling charm to keep people's conversations to themselves.There is a red carpeted hallway with two guards located inside. From there, guests can either go through the guards to the bar or upstairs to the dining areas.

As a general rule, Shireen's isn't a family restaurant, but rather something for a business meeting or a romantic outing.

Being as this establishment is considered exclusive, most people (if they're smart) will opt to call in a reservation before attempting to eat there. The bar is always open, and at times there is a free table on the second floor, but the third floor can never be accessed without a reservation of twenty-four hours placed in advance.

The only exception to this rule is the Rosales family.


The bottom level is the bar. No minors are allowed in this section of the building and guards will not let anyone under eighteen through unless they're the Rosales children or someone specifically allowed within.

There sits a rounded, rosewood bar in the center of the room with many plush high-rise seats. Against one wall are segmented booths and along the floor are a few two to three person tables. Only light meals are served here, rather than the three-course meals the actual restaurant provides.

The drinks served at the bar are all high-class and many have high percents of alcohol. While there is no drinking limit, anyone who gets rowdy or causes a scene is immediately thrown out of the premises.


Upstairs is dimmed with a layout that allows for privacy even without individual rooms. Some of the tables feature individual chairs, while others have plush, brown couches with red pillows.

Every table has a bouquet of red roses along with table clothes folded up in the shape of roses. The menus continue the motif of roses, and floral designs decorate the outer rim of the menu.

There is an array of soups, salads, sandwiches, and other such meals to choose from. There is no one culture favored over the other but each course is flavorful and rich.


The third floor is strictly reservation only. A reservation must be placed twenty-four hours before, and if one hopes to drop it without being charged, they'll call at least an hour before their reserved time.

These tables, unlike the ones downstairs, are in private rooms with a server designated to only the group in the specific room at any given time. There are only two of these VIP rooms.

The rooms are decorated in reds and golds respectively, with luxurious seating and a wine bottle left at the center of the table. There is a window where those seated can look out into space and the stars.


The top level of the restaurant is reserved for one dining room with a wall to wall window on one side overlooking the station and the stars.

This room can never be reserved as it's used solely for the Rosales gang during their dinner meetings or for their personal meetings.