The Parlor is a location in Nuka-World in 2287.
Background
The Parlor was a pre-War dining establishment in Nuka-Town USA. It was a dinner theater where guests were treated to performances by a troupe called the Nuka-World Players.[1] The group put on productions such as "The Best Little Nuka-House in Boston" and "A Soft Drink Named Desire."[2] The signature menu item was the spicy Nuka-Blast burger.[1] Considered to be one of the more expensive, high-end experiences in the park, the restaurant suffered from a poor visitor turnaround rate.[3]
At some point after the Great War, Mags Black and her Operators occupied the structure, and by 2287, the restaurant had become their base of operations.
Layout
Beyond the entrance is a small reception area. Through the doors to the northeast is the main dining area, with a stage at the southeast end; Mags and William Black are usually found here. A small barracks room containing five beds is off the northern corner of the dining area. Mags and William's room with her Expert-locked terminal is behind a Master-locked door on the southwest side of the stage, and a small storage room featuring an employee terminal is on the northeast side.
Northeast of the dining area is the kitchen, which sports a chemistry station and a cooking stove. Connected to the kitchen is a workshop containing a weapons workbench and an armor workbench; Lizzie Wyath is typically found here, along with her Novice-locked terminal.
Inhabitants
Notable loot
- Maggy, it's your mother and Mother, it's Mags - In Mags and William's room, on the desk next to the terminal.
- Good looking guy's note and Pissed off guy's note - In the storage room, on a metal shelf.
- Persuasion test eight - In Lizzie Wyath's workshop, on a metal shelf.
- Nuka-Cola Dark - In the reception area, on the desk. Another one outside, in front of an open fridge at an Operators tent shack and one to the southeast, in a garage's alley.
- Nuka-Cherry - In the dining area, on the wooden table next to the stage.
- Nuka-Cola Quartz - In the storage room, on a metal shelf.
- Nuka-Grape- Outside, to west in the office area of a house, next to the infirmary terminal.
- Nuka-Grape - Outside, to the east, going through a storage alley through a hole in the wall, on a shelf.
- Nuka-World paramedic report - To the west outside, in the first aid center under the reception desk.
- Operators armored skirt - Worn by Lizzie Wyath.
- Parlor dressing room key - Held by Mags and William Black. Unlocks Mags and William's room.
- Fragmentation grenade MIRV - Held by Mags Black.
- Relentless handmade rifle - Given by Mags Black for completing Power Play if the Operators do not betray the player character.
Notes
In one of the fridges in the kitchen, five wooden blocks are arranged to display "Hi Mom."
Appearances
The Parlor appears only in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
Behind the scenes
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The four plays listed in the employees terminal are all references to real life plays. "The Phantom of the Nuka" is a reference to The Phantom of the Opera, "The Best Little Nuka-House in Boston" is a reference to The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, "A Soft Drink Named Desire" is a reference to A Streetcar Named Desire, and "Fizzy Robb, The Quantum-Maker of Sweet-Street" is a reference to Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Aside from their similar names, the plots also mirror the real world plays, albeit with Nuka-themed and family friendly themes.
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Gallery
Reception area
Dining area
Barracks room
Mags and William's room
Kitchen
Nuka-Cola Dark
Nuka-Grape, to the west
Nuka-Grape, to the east
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Sierra Petrovita: "Those seeking a more refined experience could sit down to a sumptuous meal at the Parlor Dinner Theater, home to the renowned Nuka-World Players. The Parlor wasn't just a dinner theater. It also hosted one of the park's most sought-after events, the Bottle and Cappy Show. The show was so popular, tickets would sell out months in advance. With its brightly-colored design and delicious burgers and fries, it's no surprise Cappy's Cafe was hugely popular with kids. The cafe was best known for its super-spicy Nuka-Blast Burger, which was so hot it was nicknamed 'the A-bomb on a bun.' On the park's busiest days, the line to get into the cafe was said to stretch all the way to Fizztop Mountain!"
(Sierra Petrovita's dialogue) - ↑ The Parlor terminal entries; Parlor employee's terminal, Performance List
- ↑ The Parlor terminal entries; Parlor employee's terminal, Parlor Management Memo #37
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