NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) -- Stop & Shop has recovered after a "cybersecurity issue" led to bare shelves earlier this month -- and plans to thank customers by giving out free food and coffee. "Stop & Shop stores are stocked and largely recovered," a spokesperson said in a written statement. "We recognize the high trust our customers place in us to nourish their families and our communities, and we deeply appreciate their patience as we worked to restock our shelves. Our stores are stocked and ready to serve our shoppers in advance of their holiday celebrations." The cybersecurity issue impacted truck shipments, according to the company. Pickup and delivery services were canceled, and pharmacies were also impacted as a result. The company has not elaborated on what happened. Stop & Shop locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island will give out free coffee and "sweet treats" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday to thank customers.