The Three Broomsticks

The Three Broomsticks is both an inn and a pub and resides in the village of Hogsmeade. Once owned by Madame Rosmerta, ownership of the Sticks passed down through her lineage and currently resides with her great-great granddaughter, Madame Bromilda--an hour glass-shaped, vaguely similar version of Rosmerta. Bromilda is known for her toleration and surprising compassion for people, even drunks, and keeps The Three Broomsticks as welcoming and warm as her ancestors before her.

Continuing with tradition, The Sticks is most well known for its addicting taste of Butterbeer and the potency of its Firewhiskey. With warm lighting, comfortable seating, friendly staff and patrons, and the occasional cloud of smoke in the air, The Three Broomsticks is a favored location in Hogsmeade for friends and colleagues to meet up and share a drink and gossip.

The Three Broomsticks is also one of the only locations in Hogsmeade to take on a blood traitor as an employee, an act which, for any other business, would have threatened to soil its reputation. Most qualify Brigham Potter's employment there as a gesture of Bromilda's unwavering compassion. Brigham, the eldest son of the only two children of Lucinda and the deceased Kingsley Potter, was bound to The Three Broomsticks as a bartender with a restricted usage of magic in response to his attempted uprising against the Rouge.

Madame Bromilda, however, refuses to comment on the matter, insisting only that The Three Broomsticks remains a place for people of any belief or alignment to meet and share a drink and chat.