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Aaron's Takeaway Kilsheelan was forced to close early last night due to the high quantity of customers showing up for food.
The takeaway say they were left with no choice but to shut early last night due to the high volume of customers putting a strain on their supplies.
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They have assured customers that they will be open for business again this evening.
In a post on Facebook last night, the business said: "We must apologise to all the customers that we couldn’t serve tonight but due to the amount of people that came to try us out there was no chance we were going to catchup unless we temporarily closed which is what we done.
"I’ve said before we are only a small business and sometimes it gets to overwhelming especially when most people want the big wraps and burgers, we also want to thank all of the customers that also waited patiently for 40 mins plus for our food, I hope it was worth the wait.
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"We open tomorrow 5/8. Then Thursday to Sunday next week to do it all again, your the best customers any shop could want."
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