A Coatbridge cafe reports significant stock loss and damage after a break-in, but they are determined to reopen and restock quickly
Coatbridge: A local coffee shop, The Coffee Counter, recently faced a tough situation. They experienced a break-in that left them with a big stock loss and some serious damage.
The owner managed to open the shop on Saturday, even though things were a bit messy after the incident, which happened late Friday night. It’s a real shame, but they’re pushing through.
Pictures from the scene show the shop’s produce scattered everywhere. The British Transport Police are on the case, trying to figure out what happened.
On Facebook, the owner shared the news, saying they were broken into and lost a lot of stock. But they’re not letting that stop them. They worked hard to get everything back on track and are already replacing what was taken.
They did mention that the door took a hit during the break-in. The owner also thanked a customer who alerted them about the situation while on the train. It’s nice to see the community looking out for each other.
They’re open for business and ready to serve customers, even if some items might be temporarily out of stock. They’re aiming to be fully stocked by the afternoon, so they appreciate everyone’s patience.
British Transport Police are looking for any information, so if anyone knows something, they should reach out. It’s a tough break, but the cafe is determined to bounce back.
