 The cafe continues the good gesture by running a 'pass it on' treat paid for by another generous customer ( Facebook) He wasn't looking for attention or acknowledgement, instead he just wanted to do something nice for people in the café, who at the time were blissfully unaware of the stranger's gesture. Joy McCormack, who has been running the café for four years, was bowled over. "It was a very heartwarming gesture for these times," she said. "Everyone appreciated it and cheered everyone up too." She posted on the eatery's Facebook page about the generous stranger, explaining: "Yesterday a wonderful customer quietly paid for everyone in the café - they all got a lovely surprise!" "Thanks to that kind man!" Many people responded to her post, all grateful to the stranger for doing something that boosted everyone's day. "Lovely gesture by a kind person. Well done to him," one person said. Another added: "It'){kind=link}
A kind stranger made everyone’s day at a café when he bought customers breakfast before they were able to thank him – the eatery plans to carry on the generous tradition
In a world of unrelenting bad news, it’s comforting to be reminded that there are still some good people out there. It was demonstrated this week at a café in Cumbira, where the kindness of a stranger has delighted both the owners and diners.
Without preamble or announcement, the unknown stranger quietly paid for breakfast for all of the diners at the Market Café in Ulverston, including fry-ups, toast, tea and coffee.
The man’s kind gesture has sparked a festive spirit during tough times, as hungry patrons enjoyed their meals for free.
The stranger had been in the café enjoying a cup of tea. When he was ready to leave and pay his bill, he shocked a member of staff when he offered to pay for all the food and drinks for all the diners in the café. In total he forked out £45.