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Published 16:11 4 Jan 2014 GMT
The gesture went down very well with fans of the page and subsequent posts suggest that many such workers nearby availed of the kind offer.
Management at the restaurant also shared a Vine video, showing the conditions at the time.
Unfortunately it seems the worst of the weather isn't over yet, as we're set to see stormy conditions return on Sunday and Monday.
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