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This image depicts an indoor beverage counter area located within the "Local 1830 coffee & tea point" establishment in Roma Norte, Mexico City, Mexico. The scene focuses on a barista and their workstation. A person wearing a black uniform, which includes a black cap and a black face mask, is positioned behind a light wood counter. This individual is holding a clear plastic cup containing a dark liquid under a chrome faucet, indicating beverage preparation. A red long-sleeved shirt is visible beneath the black uniform. The counter surface displays various equipment and items: On the left, a dark red espresso machine with white lettering, partially visible, indicating "café de especialidad" and coffee origins from Oaxaca, Nayarit, and Veracruz. Adjacent to the machine, a small pile of bananas and red apples is present in a white container. In the central area, a stainless steel blender/grinder unit stands next to a chrome faucet positioned over a sink basin. Various clear plastic containers, metal shakers, and a clear cup holding multiple utensils (whisks, stirrers) are arranged. To the right of the barista, a light wooden shelving unit contains several clear glass jars filled with assorted candies and packaged snacks across multiple shelves. A white handheld frother is also visible on the counter. The background wall behind the counter is constructed of light plywood, featuring the "Local 1830" logo repeated and a neon sign spelling "coffee & tea point." Detailed Spanish text describing matcha is also printed on this wall. The ceiling is unfinished concrete with exposed pipes and conduits. In the background, a second individual with dark hair is partially visible near a cooler displaying a red Pepsi logo.
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