“There was no malicious intent and thankfully no one has been seriously injured”
A Belfast restaurant has announced a temporary closure after a car crashed through its front window.
Seasons restaurant, located at 2 Woodstock Link, at the Mount Conference Centre issued a statement on social media earlier today after the incident, which owners say had “no malicious intent”.
Repairs will now need to be carried out as a result of the accident, which happened on Monday at around 7.30pm. A spokesperson told Belfast Live that the business was expecting to reopen within weeks.
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The spokesman continued: “We are very sorry to inform our customers that we are temporarily closed, following an unexpected accident, in which a vehicle crashed through our front window.
“There was no malicious intent and thankfully no one has been seriously injured. We are very grateful for the concern and support shown by our community.
“Due to the damage caused, we need to close while repairs are completed. At this stage, we are unable to confirm a reopening date, but please be assured that we are working as quickly as possible and will keep you updated with any developments.
“Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued support. We look forward to welcoming you back as soon as possible.”
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