"You're in for a treat," Kryner told her with a smile as the thatch-roofed building had a netted wooden door to keep all the heat in, and boy when they entered the building with all their winter gear on, it was near unbearably hot inside. The grill having already served plenty of breakfast patrons with big baskets of hard-boiled eggs, fresh biscuits, sea bass pie, Salmon jerky, and many other delicious menu items, Salmon wrap, salmon omelet, salmon grilled in lemon and butter, and salmon topped quiche. There was an empty booth for the five but Kryner held her hand and approached the counter who had a lady coming around with a hairnet uptight.<br/>"How can I help you this mornin'?" She asked and Kryner looked to the menu and personally took a quarter fillet of the grilled lemon salmon and two hard-boiled eggs. Costing a total of 12 cents he put the coins on the counter for her and she ripped off a piece of paper for him to hold. The others caught on to how this place worked and it was a bit different compared to how other places worked in Glendale.<br/><br/>Kryner seated himself in the booth waiting for the others to come and join him, immediately taking his jacket off to help give him some breathing room in the scorching cafe. The decorum around was old kayaks hanging from the rafters, massive fishing lines, hooks, old catches, lots of halibut skulls, shark jaws, whale fins and so on. The table decor consisted of a glass dome with some sort of live fish inside swimming around in the bowl.