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This is a front-facing, eye-level, medium shot of the entrance to the "Kryivka" restaurant, a themed establishment in Lviv, Ukraine, known for its World War II Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) theme. The building's facade is constructed of light-colored stone blocks. Above the entrance, a balcony with an ornate iron railing features potted green plants. A decorative fabric banner with circular emblems hangs below the balcony. The entrance itself is an open doorway framed by wooden doors, with red velvet curtains visible inside. Above the doorway, large, stylized wooden wings are mounted, and a sign with Cyrillic script and what appears to be a crown is also present. To the left of the entrance, a tall, black statue resembling a cloaked figure stands on a red patterned rug. To the right of the entrance, a street sign with the number "5" is mounted on the wall. A plaque with Ukrainian text is also affixed to the wall near the number "5". Further to the right, a closed wooden door with decorative metalwork is visible. In front of the restaurant, a wooden easel displays a chalkboard menu with prices and offerings, including "Wine," "Auto – Auto," and "Beer." Next to the easel, a large planter made of rough wood, tied with rope, holds pink flowers. The ground in front of the entrance is paved with stone, and a red oriental rug lies on the pavement leading up to the doorway. The upper portion of the image shows parts of the building's upper floors, including windows with white frames and orange walls. Sunlight casts shadows on the facade.
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