The exterior of Vincent's store features a worn, teal-colored sign on glass doors with Roman sculptures flanking the entrance.
A zoomed-in, blurry view of the entrance to an establishment is visible. The entrance has two glass doors with white metal frames and two steps leading up to them. In the middle and on the left side are short black metal railings. The establishment appears to be a store and has many stickers placed on the left door. A large teal-colored sticker reads "Vincent's," and the others are muted blues, greens, yellows, and pinks. Behind both doors are curtains, the left one being black and the right being a maroon color. On both sides of the entrance are Roman-style sculptures; the one on the left depicts a man standing in a relaxed position with one arm resting on his shoulder; he is not wearing any clothing, and he has curly hair. The one on the right depicts a woman standing, her back slightly hunched, and she has no arms. She is wearing a robe around her hips, but she is not wearing a shirt. Her hair is drawn behind her back. The area in front of the store is gray concrete, and surrounding the store is a small strip of red bricks. To the right, next to the statue of the woman, is a blue handicap symbol. The small roof above the store is worn down, and the paint is chipping away severely. The walls surrounding the entrance are painted a pale green, and the panels face horizontally. The scene is well lit, and there are no shadows.