{"id":141371,"date":"2021-10-11T12:36:01","date_gmt":"2021-10-11T12:36:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/precoinnews.com\/?p=141371"},"modified":"2021-10-11T12:36:01","modified_gmt":"2021-10-11T12:36:01","slug":"hungry-diner-leaves-furious-note-blasting-cafe-for-not-being-open-for-a-bacon-butty-after-travelling-half-a-mile","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/precoinnews.com\/world-news\/hungry-diner-leaves-furious-note-blasting-cafe-for-not-being-open-for-a-bacon-butty-after-travelling-half-a-mile\/","title":{"rendered":"Hungry diner leaves furious note blasting caf\u00e9 for not being open for a bacon butty after travelling half a mile"},"content":{"rendered":"

A HUNGRY diner has left a furious note blasting a caf\u00e9 for not being open for a bacon butty after travelling for five minutes.<\/p>\n

Catherine's near Rochdale opened two hours later than usual on Saturday morning while owner Catherine Laycock went for a flu jab.<\/p>\n


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Customers were told about the later opening time on Facebook the day before – but one disgruntled bacon butty fan didn't get the message.<\/p>\n

And after walking to Catherine's for a breakfast treat from their Durnford Close home – just a quarter of a mile away from the Edenfield Road caf\u00e9 – they were not impressed.<\/p>\n

In a handwritten note left for the team at Catherine's, all in capital letters, the customer wrote: "It's absolutely disgusting that this caf\u00e9 isn't open on time.<\/p>\n

"I've come all the way from Durnford Close for a bacon butty.<\/p>\n

"Well you can shove it up your a***.<\/p>\n

"I'll go to Wildblood's from now on."<\/p>\n

Catherine shared the note on her caf\u00e9's Facebook page after finding it on her return from the flu jab.<\/p>\n

On the Facebook post, she wrote: "All safely jabbed for flu… one little prick at 10am and received this from another on arrival to the caf\u00e9… flabbergasted."<\/p>\n

After sharing the note online, Catherine's was overwhelmed by heartwarming comments from customers who rallied to the caf\u00e9's support.<\/p>\n

One person wrote: "Omg they seriously need to get over themselves! Rude just rude!"<\/p>\n

Another said: "Anger management needed for this plonker, I do hope they didn't choke on their bacon bap."<\/p>\n

A third customer wrote: "What a sad sack. One customer you must be so glad to be rid of.<\/p>\n

"You do a great job, we love calling in for a coffee. Makes my blood boil the bloody selfishness of some people."<\/p>\n

Another added: "I love how they remembered to bring a pad and paper! But left the patience and manners at home."<\/p>\n

"Still\u2026 if that\u2019s all you\u2019ve got to worry about life must be pretty good," one customer wrote.<\/p>\n

"Heads high, beautiful smiles on your beautiful faces, and carry on with your outstanding food and even more outstanding service," said another.<\/p>\n

"Small, inconsequential, little people like these do not matter. At least you are safer now, not only for yourself, but for your loyal, happy customers.<\/p>\n

"And let's face it, one bacon butty is not going to affect your bank account."<\/p>\n

After receiving well wishes from her customers, Catherine thanked them for their warm words.<\/p>\n

In a later Facebook post on Saturday evening, she wrote: "I'm a half full glass kind of girl, thank you for your love and support and if I can turn this bad press around I will."<\/p>\n

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