An outdoor dining patio fronts an ornate red brick building in Boston, Massachusetts

An outdoor dining patio fronts an ornate red brick building in Boston, Massachusetts. The building displays a distinctive Romanesque Revival or Venetian Gothic architectural style, featuring multiple tall, dark-framed windows with pointed arches and intricate stone or terracotta carvings. Overhead, string lights with exposed bulbs are suspended across the patio, casting diffuse light. Strong, elongated shadows from unseen trees are projected across the brick facade and the patio floor, indicating bright daylight. The patio is furnished with several empty, light-colored wooden folding chairs and matching rectangular wooden tables with dark metal bases. On various tables, small white or grey planters containing succulents are present. In the immediate foreground, a wooden table is visible, holding a clear glass bottle with a yellow liquid, two clear drinking glasses (one partially filled), and a dark, indistinct object. No people are visible on the patio or near the building. The ground floor of the building features simpler window or door openings, some appearing boarded, behind a low black wrought-iron fence. A framed menu board is affixed to the building's facade on the left. The scene is static, devoid of active subjects or interactions. The architectural style suggests a location within Boston's historic districts, such as Back Bay or the South End.