This image depicts the exterior of a commercial establishment in the city of Río Cuarto, Costa Rica

This image depicts the exterior of a commercial establishment in the city of Río Cuarto, Costa Rica. The foreground consists of a dark gray paver surface with two faint orange lines, likely indicating parking space boundaries. A single orange and white striped traffic delineator post, affixed to a black base, stands centrally on the pavers. To its right, a smaller orange traffic cone is present. The midground and background feature a storefront, presumably a cafe or restaurant, with large glass windows and doors. An overhead sign displays "TERAS CAFFE" in red lettering. To the left, a larger vertical sign shows "ROTI..." and a price of "Rp 8.000," suggesting Indonesian Rupiah currency. Circular "STUDIO 69 CAFFE" logos are affixed to the glass panels. A dark gray awning extends over the entrance. Below the windows, a low barrier with gray and orange horizontal stripes contains multiple light-colored, stylized, branched decorative elements resembling bare trees or coral. Through the glass, interior furnishings, including tables and chairs, are visible, along with two red, vintage-style gasoline pump replicas serving as interior decor. A vertical sign stand with partially obscured text is positioned near the right side of the main entrance. One individual, wearing a light-colored top and dark trousers, is partially visible on the far left of the frame, standing near the storefront entrance. No specific action or interaction is clearly discernible for this individual. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.