The image displays the exterior of the "Au Cheval Noir" restaurant in Hoenheim, France, at night

The image displays the exterior of the "Au Cheval Noir" restaurant in Hoenheim, France, at night. The multi-story building exhibits a traditional Alsatian half-timbered architectural style, characterized by reddish-brown plastered walls and dark exposed timber framing. The dark gabled roof is outlined with numerous warm white string lights, which also adorn an ornate, illuminated wrought-iron decorative element on the main gable. Two red retractable awnings are visible on the upper facade; one is marked "RESTAURANT," and another, positioned centrally, displays "AU CHEVAL NOIR." A larger, prominent sign on the building's main facade also presents "AU CHEVAL NOIR" in white text against a black background. Windows are fitted with decorative blue-green shutters featuring gold-colored patterns. The main entrance features an open, double-leaf wooden door, revealing interior illumination. Two large, textured grey planters containing green, conical foliage flank the entrance. Smaller, illuminated elements are present on the ground near the planters. The foreground consists of a grey paved area, likely a pedestrian walkway, composed of rectangular interlocking pavers laid in a herringbone pattern. A dark grey curb delineates this paved area from a darker, possibly asphalt, surface to the left. A dark metal barrier with an X-shaped crossbar stands on the paved area in the left mid-ground. A utility pole is partially visible on the far left. A dark, dense evergreen tree or shrub partially frames the right side of the building. The sky is dark and clear, indicating nighttime. No individuals are present, and no discernible actions or interactions are taking place within the scene.