An outdoor, eye-level, wide shot captures the facade of a Boston Pizza restaurant situated within a concrete and glass commercial building, likely part of the Vancouver Convention Centre complex in downtown Vancouver, Canada

An outdoor, eye-level, wide shot captures the facade of a Boston Pizza restaurant situated within a concrete and glass commercial building, likely part of the Vancouver Convention Centre complex in downtown Vancouver, Canada. The restaurant's red "BOSTON PIZZA" signage, featuring its circular "BP" logo, is centrally located on the first floor. A horizontal red trim runs above the first-floor windows, and a partially visible red and white flag-like banner is present on the upper right. Below the restaurant windows, a vibrant, multi-panel graffiti mural spells "VANCOUVER" in stylized, blocky orange and yellow letters. The mural's background imagery behind the letters depicts various Vancouver landmarks and symbols: "VAN" includes the Harbour Centre tower, a cityscape, and boats on water; "COU" features a soccer ball, a clock tower (resembling the Gastown Steam Clock), and barrels; and "VER" shows a bald eagle, an orca, and mountains. A wavy blue and green pattern simulates water at the mural's base, with small grey bollards placed along the ground in front. The foreground is dominated by a wide, light grey concrete plaza, showing distinct expansion joints. A low, rectangular concrete planter or bench is visible on the far left of the plaza. Two slender silver metal poles, possibly flagpoles with blue banner material partially wrapped around them, stand vertically in the mid-ground, extending beyond the top of the frame. The sky is uniformly overcast. No individuals are present in the scene.