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Your First Look Inside Canada's First Chick-Fil-A, Now Open In Toronto (PHOTOS)

The Yonge & Bloor location opened on Friday morning.

Chick-fil-A's much-discussed expansion into Canada kicked off today. The first Canadian location at Yonge and Bloor in Toronto opened its doors to customers at 10:30 a.m. on Friday. If you didn't get a chance to line up today but don't want to miss out on all the action, here's your first look inside Toronto Chick-fil-A.

Although you may have already seen an early sneak peek as to what the restaurant might look like, the restaurant has officially opened its doors to Canadians.

Some committed people lined up outside the restaurant from Thursday night to ensure they would be one of the first through the doors. The opening day crowd is growing by the minute.

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The new spot offers a pretty aesthetically pleasing vibe and the high glass walls give a light and airy feel. The restaurant is also set up to slot into the fast-paced environment of downtown Toronto.

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Here's a look at the menu in case you have no idea what to order before making a trip downtown.

A variety of burgers and meal deals are an offer, as are a range of sides, drinks, and sweet treats.

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In terms of pricing, it seems combo meals will be going for between $10 and $14, while burgers on their own generally fall in the $6 to $9 range.

If all of this has you really excited, then there's your reason to join the line and get your turn in trying out what Chick-Fil-A has to offer.

You may have to wait a while though.

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