Oldhand Coffee in downtown Abbotsford has been closed temporarily due to a link to a COVID-19 case.

Oldhand Coffee in downtown Abbotsford has been closed temporarily due to a link to a COVID-19 case.

Abbotsford coffee shop temporarily closes due to COVID-19

Oldhand Coffee announces a positive COVID-19 case has been linked to shop

Abbotsford’s Oldhand Coffee is now closed until further notice after management became aware of a positive COVID-19 case associated with the establishment.

The business made the news public via their social media channels last night.

Those with any concerns related to visiting the popular shop are encouraged to reach out by sending a direct message to the business on social media.

Oldhand Coffee, which originally opened in west Abbotsford in 2015, is currently located at 2617 Pauline Street in downtown Abbotsford.

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