The image displays the three-story facade of "EL 22 Taberna" in Granada, Spain, identifiable by a blue and white ceramic tile sign

The image displays the three-story facade of "EL 22 Taberna" in Granada, Spain, identifiable by a blue and white ceramic tile sign. The building features white brickwork with a dark red lower wall segment and dark red window/door frames, outlined by yellow trim. On the ground floor, two open doorways are visible: one labeled "LICORES" on the left, and another labeled "VINOS" on the right. Inside the "VINOS" doorway, two folded cream-colored market umbrellas are stored. Between the doorways, a decorative ceramic tile sign reads "EL 22 TABERNA GRANADA CERVEZA-VINOS LATINOS". Above the entrances, the number "EL 22" is affixed. A security camera is mounted on the white wall to the left of the "LICORES" entrance, and a decorative lamp hangs to the right of the "VINOS" entrance. The first floor features two balconies with black wrought iron railings. Each balcony ledge holds a terracotta pot. The windows or doors behind these balconies are partially obscured by light-colored, horizontally slatted blinds that are partially rolled down. The uppermost floor contains two additional windows, also partially covered by identical light-colored slatted blinds. The facade on this level is decorated with white pilasters and a yellow, geometrically patterned frieze beneath a roof composed of traditional clay tiles. A white vertical downspout runs along the far left side of the building. The sky above is blue with scattered white clouds. A portion of a person wearing red is visible on the far right side of the image, partially obscured by an adjacent building. The ground in front of the building is paved with cobblestones.