The image depicts the exterior of "FARANDULA," a pizza and pasta restaurant, at night, located at Corrientes 2450 in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The building features a distinctive modern, upward-sloping triangular facade, primarily clad in dark material. Bright red neon signs illuminate the restaurant's name, "FARANDULA," displayed prominently across the upper section, with "PIZZAS" and "PASTAS" indicated below. Additional red neon trim outlines architectural elements. Below the main signage, multiple windows provide views into the illuminated interior. Through the glass, various internal signs are visible, including "BEBIDAS," "PIZZAS PASTAS COCINA ELABORADA," "POSTRE LIMONCELLO" with a price of "160" (presumably Argentine Pesos), and "TODO INCLUIDO" (All Inclusive) with a price of "$2399.99". A ceiling fan is discernible through one window. A person in a light-colored shirt is vaguely visible leaning against an interior railing in a right-side window, suggesting the presence of patrons. Exterior spotlights are mounted on the facade below the neon signs, providing additional white illumination. The sky is dark, indicating a nighttime scene, with a faint linear reflection or object visible in the upper right. An overhead utility wire or cable traverses the upper right corner of the frame.Street performers entertain crowds acros
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The image depicts the exterior of "FARANDULA," a pizza and pasta restaurant, at night, located at Corrientes 2450 in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The building features a distinctive modern, up…read more

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