Off the coast of Helsinki, in the embrace of Suomenlinna and Santahamina, rises Vallisaari. Its cliffs and diverse, lush evergreen nature hide stories from centuries ago. Old elm trees and deciduous forests have witnessed battles and visits by emperors over the years. Today, Vallisaari serves people and offers a respite where you can hear the whisper of history.
Easy Coffee prepares taste experiences for people in Vallisaari. Three personalised container cafés offer an unforgettable experience: cuisine and, for example, sprout salad can be enjoyed in a place that combines the past and the future. In the heart of the former defence fortress, a people-oriented place has been built where food and nature are ready to welcome the visitor. The container cafés are service outlets with modern amenities, three of which can be found on Vallisaari: two near Torpedo Bay and one in the Bullet Yard.
To make it all work, you need to work together. When you're on an island, even the smallest details matter. This proved to be true this spring. Last summer, the Somark Festival was held on the island of Vallisaari. In the heat of the festivities, the keys to one of the container cafés had gone missing and could no longer be found. The timing was critical: the summer season was beginning and the café had to be opened. In addition, there was a refrigerated vitrine inside, and it was important to have it available. The first call to the locksmith was unsuccessful, no one ever answered.
A Google search provided a number forthe 24 Centre, which, as is the nature of an emergency centre, was answered immediately . A customer service representative was presented with the work request and a picture of the targeted lock was forwarded. 24 Center immediately forwarded the task to its partners and help was soon on the way.
The job was not a traditional locksmith's job. Instead of a van, we travelled to the site JT-linen water bus. Instead of an ordinary apartment or business premises, the locked door belonged to a container. Instead of a residential suburb, the setting was an island, steeped in history. As a result, the container door opened, a cold vignette was made available and the café opened to customers. The locksmith hopped on a water bus and travelled to the mainland as the Gulf of Finland roared around.
