"...very well, then, I will take my leave. Breakfast seems to be the socializing hour in these parts, so the farmers usually take supper at home. But with the festival nearing, they are enjoying dinner here a bit more often. If you wish, you may take your dinner here, or in your rooms if you wish to avoid further... unpleasantness." Tarvin's tone has a hint of pleading to it, which you take to indicate it would be a kindness to him as well as yourselves. "The local shopkeepers are less concerned with outsiders, as long as your money or trade is good. You likely won't see the travelling merchants over here, they are loathe to have their wagons out of their sight. When you are ready, my wife will show you to your rooms. If you have things you wish to store, we can provide sturdy locks, if you have none of your own."
Striding to the door, Tarvin waves his farewell, "I hope the rest of your stay here isn't marred by the early experiences! Gods' watch, travellers!"