This image depicts the interior of a casual seafood restaurant, identified as "Mariscos La Rápida" by prominent red wall signage, located in Mexico City, specifically at Avenida Chapultepec 551, Roma Norte

This image depicts the interior of a casual seafood restaurant, identified as "Mariscos La Rápida" by prominent red wall signage, located in Mexico City, specifically at Avenida Chapultepec 551, Roma Norte. The establishment features a brightly lit dining area with white tiled walls, red grout, and a polished floor. Overhead, exposed fluorescent light fixtures illuminate the scene. Numerous red metal tables and chairs, many branded with the Coca-Cola logo, fill the space. Approximately 20-25 individuals, predominantly young to middle-aged adults in casual attire, are seated at the tables, engaged in dining, drinking, and conversation. In the foreground, a woman with long dark hair, wearing a black top, sits facing away from the camera at a red table. To her left, another woman with long dark hair smiles while looking towards a companion. Several other patrons are visible throughout the restaurant, some eating from plates of food (e.g., fries) and consuming beverages. The walls display large red Spanish text, including "LA RÁPIDA MÁXIMA POTENCIA" with a crab/lobster emblem, and "NUESTRA AMPLIA SELECCIÓN DE" (Our wide selection of). A shelf above the text holds various bottled beverages. Two framed mirrors reflect parts of the interior and red text advertising "COCA-COLA DE LATA 355ml" (Canned Coca-Cola 355ml) and "AGUA DE JAMAICA Y BOING" (Hibiscus water and Boing juice). In the background, a service counter with menu boards and red Coca-Cola refrigerators is visible, with a male staff member in a white shirt standing behind it. The exterior beyond the restaurant appears dark, suggesting evening hours.