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This image depicts the interior of a contemporary café, specifically identified as Acid Cafe, located at Calle de la Verónica, 9, 28014 Madrid, Spain. The scene focuses on the serving counter and part of the seating area. The environment features light beige, possibly stucco, walls, exposed silver-colored ceiling ductwork, and a large black metal support beam on the right. Overhead, long, white rectangular light fixtures illuminate the space. On the left, a light wood and white-framed chair is visible next to a built-in wooden bench or counter. Above this, a silver cylindrical wall sconce provides accent lighting, with bare branches arranged decoratively nearby. The main subject is the café counter. On the left side of the counter, a black La Marzocco espresso machine is prominent, with numerous dark-colored cups stacked on its top surface. Adjacent to the espresso machine are containers holding stirrers and cutlery, along with two coffee grinders. The central part of the counter features a refrigerated glass display case showcasing pastries, including white mochi desserts labeled "MOCHIS 4.0," and darker pastries labeled "FERRERO 4.9." Below the pastries, rows of blue and white "MEA" branded cans are visible, with labels such as "AGUA CON GAS" (sparkling water) and "AGUA MINERAL" (mineral water) and "TEA." Behind the counter, a person wearing a black shirt is partially visible on the right, attending to the service area. Two silver metal shelves are mounted on the wall behind the counter, holding several white bags, likely coffee beans, on the upper shelf, and stacks of clear glasses on the lower shelf. Additional coffee preparation equipment, including a scale and various brewing devices, are arranged on the counter surface. On the far right, a small round metal table is partially visible, indicating a customer seating area.
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