The image displays the interior of a restaurant in Bogota, Colombia, characterized by rustic and traditional architectural elements

The image displays the interior of a restaurant in Bogota, Colombia, characterized by rustic and traditional architectural elements. The space features light brown, textured walls and a high, pitched ceiling constructed from dark wooden beams supporting a woven or thatched material. Two large, spherical, slatted wooden pendant lamps hang centrally, and a security camera is mounted high on the right wall. Large, dark-framed glass partitions and doors form a significant portion of the back wall, opening to an outdoor central courtyard. Through the glass, a tree, green foliage, and portions of an adjacent building's facade are visible. Above the glass partition, decorative wooden panels with intricate cut-out patterns are present. A framed picture hangs on the right wall. Several patrons are present. On the left, a table with a red-upholstered bench seat accommodates four individuals. Two females in dark attire, one male in a light blue collared shirt, and a partially visible male in a blue hoodie are seated. They are observed eating or looking at their meals; blue water bottles are on the table. On the right, another wooden table seats four individuals: two males, one in a dark long-sleeved shirt and another in a light beige long-sleeved shirt, and two females, one in a white sweater and one in a light-colored top. This group appears engaged in conversation, with plates and glasses on their table. The architectural style, featuring an interior courtyard, exposed wooden beams, and a thatched roof, is typical of traditional or colonial-era buildings commonly found in historical or preserved neighborhoods of Bogota, such as Usaquén or La Candelaria.