
The northernmost street of Soho (Soho is South of Ho, get it?) Soho is neutral gang territory and home to some of the best eateries and clubs in the district. Next to Carnival Street it's one of the best places for new folks and natives.
Basic Soho InformationProminent Ethnic Groups: humans, halfies, truebloods
Income Level: Low- Extremely Low
Prominent Occupations: none, thieves, entertainers. buskers, bar owners and staff, small business owners and staff
Local Gangs: Bloods, Pack, Rune Lords, Dead Warlocks, Thunderbirds
Street InformationGang Turf Standing: Strictly Neutral
Friendly to: n/a
Hostile to: n/a
Neutral to: all
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CAFE CUBANA  A tea-serving coffee shop (what? Have you seen the price of coffee here?) run by Screaming Lord Neville, a beloved Soho resident and drag queen. Teas come in leaded (caffeinated) and unleaded (decaf) varieties and there's rumors of the occasional singing teapot.
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TACO HELL  Cheap, delicious and racially tolerant, what more could you ask for? While you're there, try the famous Meltdown Burrito, fabled to have the power to release endorphins and remit sins. Your tastebuds should grow back. Probably.
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OZEKI'S  Japanese-elfin fusion cuisine run by a trueblood called Gojira. Sounds questionable, tastes divine. Sushi comes highly recommended, just be sure to ask which Borderfish are safe for human consumption.
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HARD LUCK CAFE  Located in what used to be a bank, Hard Luck Cafe has great burgers and soup and low prices with an overall friendly ambiance that rivals Taco Hell. Watch the outside blackboard for specials (sometimes random, but always delicious).
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MIRUVAR'S  Elfin takeout. Bad elfin takeout. It's cheap price is the only thing going for it. Even so, considering the quality, it's a rip-off.
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HELL'S KITCHEN  Mood lighting, black furniture, red walls and a staff getup involving cute little horns and hooves. This is a "high concept" kind of place where slumming hillfolk and yeppies come to sample that rough Soho fare. The spicy food and beverages are excellent, but if you're on a budget or hate Yeppies, this is not the place to go.
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SNAPPIN' WIZARDS' SURPLUS  "More Bang for the Buck. More Spell For The Silver." Whether you're interested, dabble are are a full-fleged wizards, Snappin' Wizards' is the best place for all your magical gaget, component and trinket needs. It's next door to Hard Luck Cafe and across the street from Danceland.
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DANCELAND  It's not the oldest, most iconic, exclusive or trendy of clubs and concert venues. But Danceland has a magic all it's own that makes it one of the most fun places to spend an evening in Soho. That and they decorate their blacked-over brick walls with glowing, color-changing fairy dust graffiti, especially entertaining whilst under the influence.
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THE WHEAT SHEAF  A trendy music club where all the top bands and performers play. If you pick a club by quality of music alone, the Wheat Sheaf is hands-down the best choice. The club is located just outside of Blood territory and is especially popular with elves.
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HOUSE OF THE ONION A Trueblood hostel for Highborns down (by choice or by chance) on their luck. Realm script is accepted and Elvish is the primary language inside.
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THE OBERON HOUSE  This establishment features young human workers for a strictly elfin (and wealthy) clientele. Human children are magically compelled to tell stories and secrets of their lives. Many clients treat the human children like some kind of performing animal in a costume. Escapees from the House are malnourished, haunted and refer to it as "The Bad Place." Many escapees end up in the Pack or the Bards.
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Neighboring Streets:Third Street, Ginger Street, Oshun Way
Surrounding Areas↑ North to: Dragontown↓ South to: Tintown and Dogtown→ East to: Riverside← West to: Parkside & LettervilleGot another sight to add to Ho Street? Feel free to reply to this thread with a description