The image displays the exterior of a commercial establishment identified as OJO'S DOUGH, located at 64 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Paris, France

The image displays the exterior of a commercial establishment identified as OJO'S DOUGH, located at 64 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Paris, France. The building's facade is predominantly a pale pink, featuring large glass windows and an entrance door. The lower section of the exterior is clad in small, rectangular pink tiles, while the upper portion, including window frames and panels, is smoothly painted. White adhesive text on the main window states "HOMEMADE COFFEE & SPECIALTY COFFEE" and "UPSTAIRS SEATING AVAILABLE." A pink neon sign inside the establishment displays "OJO'S DOUGH." Through the glass, a wooden slatted wall and warm interior lighting are visible, along with white seating elements and a stack of white, possibly plastic, small stools or risers near the window. The entrance door has a "PUSH" sticker and an "OPEN" sign hanging from its handle. A circular "VITRIER" sticker with French text, phone numbers, and "DÉPANNAGE D'URGENCE" is affixed to the lower right window. The glass windows prominently reflect the urban environment across the street. These reflections show classic Parisian buildings constructed of light-colored stone, featuring multiple stories, windows, and decorative wrought-iron balconies. A reversed reflection of a sign reading "GRAVILUX" is clearly visible. Faint reflections of individuals are present; one person appears near the establishment's entrance, and another is visible on the reflected street. A grey sidewalk is present in the lower left foreground.