Popular Reviews of The Lavender Tavern

Not totally convinced by the way the stories are narrated, it reminds me of bedtime when I was a kid but not in a fully pleasant way. Maybe it's because often characters' voices are exaggerated, idk, but the stories are interesting so it's a pity they rubbed me the wrong way.

I'm only 3 episodes in but I think I'm safe in saying this is a very well put together podcast, often I wonder about where the tradition of storytelling has developed to since the days of sitting around the campfire, I hope it's not to excessive of me to say that it resides in podcasts like The Lavender Tavern, it's well written, simple storytelling, there's a certain comfort in that. I in no way mean to say the plots are simple, absolutely not, but it is sometimes nice to do away with all the accoutrement and have just the listener, and the storyteller, allowing oneself to focus on the story at hand.

Step into the Lavender Tavern to hear tales of love, loss, magic, and mystery. I found myself absolutely enchanted by the tales and delighted by the LGBTQ+ content. The cadence of the narration, the flow of the writing, and the pacing of the storytelling all work together to create an engaging listening experience.

I'm used to listening to stories in the form of podcasts without a narrator, but listening to these stories is still great.