Cornucopia (building)
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The cuisine of the city, its seemingly endless local varieties of bread, pastry, meat, dairy produce and other, more exotic types of food, is famed across the world. Ordinary foodstuffs have become so cheap that it is no longer profitable to merely sell them directly on their own. Rather, it seems that every single stall in this massive, district-spanning market has some local twist to old dishes and completely unique ones of their own.
Though poverty is a problem as in any other place, at the very least, even the most wretched commoner can likely afford a dinner that would be fit for the banquet of a noble in some less prosperous place.