Chick-fil-A opened its first Canadian location in Toronto on Friday, September 6.

And while the crowd of protesters showed that the city is not all aboard the chicken train, the opening drew major line-ups of eager fried poultry lovers.

Almost a week after the grand opening, the lines held strong. And now, nearly two weeks after the eatery opened its doors, line-ups are still around the block.

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As of Monday night, lines at the Bloor-Yonge spot go out its front door and curl around the corner, stretching down a side-street. And hungry customers took to social media to put the seriously long wait times on display.

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Them Chick-fil-A lines in Toronto are STILL long. Guess I’m not going this week. — VLAD JR. (@fenixconnexion) September 17, 2019

The premier Toronto location is the first stand-alone outlet outside of the United States… if you don’t count the counter at the Calgary International Airport that opened in 2014, and has since shuttered.

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Address: 1 Bloor Street East

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