It seems the hype surrounding Toronto's new Chick-fil-A location — both negative and positive — may last for a lot longer.

The new fried chicken spot opened almost a week ago, and evenangry protesterscan't seem to deter hungry chicken-lovers fromlining up around the clock.

I think@ChickfilAwill be able to pay rent this month at their new Toronto location. 9:15pm on a Tuesday and the lineup goes around the block.#toronto#ChickfilApic.twitter.com/1JUf3fInIK

— Georges Levesque (@GeorgesLevesque)September 11, 2019

While many have criticized therestaurant's owner for his notorious homophobiaand the chain's opening in Toronto, angry boycotters appear to be far outnumbered by those who want to get their hands on a chicken sandwich and some waffle fries.

Lineup for#TorontoChick-Fil-A currently around the corner.pic.twitter.com/yLXURZfBNF

— Chris Edwards (@OneChrisEdwards)September 10, 2019

We also can't forget thatToronto residents love to line up for things, and it's not always a reflection of the quality of the product.

The long lineup at chick fil shows that people in Toronto will line up for literally anything. Including a soggy, tasteless chicken sandwich by a bigoted company.#smh#Toronto

— Priyanka J (@primazing)September 7, 2019

Still, it's hard to imagine customers waiting in line for that long with a Popeyes location literally down the street if the food wasn't any good.

The lineup of the new Toronto location is insane!!! 2-3 hours long each day.

— Eric Lewis (@ericlewis91)September 11, 2019

With the initial announcement of the store's opening, Chick-fil-A also referenced plans to open numerous other stores across the GTA. And if the success of this location continues, I can't imagine it'll be too long before they start popping up all over.