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This image depicts the interior of a cafe, specifically identified as Bagel Bar located at Dizengoff Street 127, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, looking outwards onto an urban street corner. In the immediate foreground, a long display counter presents a variety of food items. Numerous bagels are arranged on several trays; some are plain, while others are topped with sesame seeds. Many bagels are prepared as sandwiches, visibly containing lettuce, tomatoes, and other fillings. Alongside these, elongated sandwiches or rolls, some appearing to be focaccia-like with herbs, are also displayed. Small wooden or paper flags are inserted into some items, likely for labeling. A digital tablet is visible on the counter surface. Above the food, clear glass sneeze guards are in place. Partial views of dark cafe tables and chairs are visible on the far left and right. The cafe's interior architecture features a distinctive curved ceiling and walls. Two black three-bladed ceiling fans are suspended from the ceiling; one fan's blades appear blurred, indicating motion. A prominent, curved LED strip light, emitting a warm yellowish glow, runs along the ceiling, connecting two downward-facing conical light fixtures. An air conditioning unit is mounted high on the interior wall, above the main window section. A white security camera is affixed to a white column on the left. A red fire alarm pull station is also mounted on a column to the left. The walls are predominantly white, with a section of small white tiles with dark grout visible near the floor on the right. Through the large glass windows and doors that form the curved front of the cafe, an exterior street scene is visible. Across the street, a "SUPER-PHARM" sign is prominently displayed. A gray bicycle with a green rear basket is parked on the sidewalk directly outside the cafe. The street features a pedestrian crosswalk and a traffic light showing a red signal. Utility poles are adorned with various posters and stickers, some with Hebrew text, including "Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality" and a green bike lane sign partially visible on the far left displaying "Dizengoff" in Hebrew. Trees with green foliage are visible, and the asphalt street appears wet or reflective. No individuals are present within the direct view of the frame, either inside the cafe or on the visible street.
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