This image captures a close-up view of a three-tiered glass bakery display case filled with assorted sweet breads and pastries, situated within a commercial establishment, likely a panadería, in Mexico City, Mexico

This image captures a close-up view of a three-tiered glass bakery display case filled with assorted sweet breads and pastries, situated within a commercial establishment, likely a panadería, in Mexico City, Mexico. The top shelf, partially visible, displays a dark brown, circular, sugar-dusted pastry alongside a lighter, round, concha-style sweet bread and a golden-brown, flaky pastry. The middle shelf prominently features multiple sugar-dusted Pan de Muerto loaves, characterized by their light brown, domed shape, raised dough "bone" patterns, and minimal dark linear decoration. Adjacent are several golden-brown, braided or swirled cinnamon pastries generously covered with white icing. All items on this shelf rest on brown parchment. The bottom shelf contains additional sugar-dusted pastries resembling Pan de Muerto and other golden-brown baked goods. In the blurred background, partially visible through the display glass, a person in a blue apron and white shirt is discernible, indicative of bakery staff. Stacked transparent plastic cups are faintly present in the deeper background.