A restaurant in Detroit is making headlines for its unusual door.

Church's Chicken on Detroit's west side became a hot topic on social media when a Twitter user posted a picture of the restaurant's door, which is wooden like a normal house door.

Shantinique Brooks posted a photo of the door on Twitter Sunday, saying "I'm moving out of Detroit. Because who put a house door on the Church's Chicken?"

The post fueled a lively discussion on social media, getting more than 3,000 retweets and 14,000 likes in less than 24 hours.

I'm moving out of Detroit.
Because who put a house door on the Church's Chicken? pic.twitter.com/8jpKXlbK7l

— Shanny Reporting LIT (@__SBrooks) September 15, 2019

One user who replied to the tweet said, "this looks like some west side shenanigans."

This look like some west side shenanigans https://t.co/LonwZgTppn

— Uncle Drew (@Zen_Master_) September 16, 2019

Another Twitter user said "That’s very on brand for Church’s."

That’s very on brand for Church’s tho https://t.co/PaWVjQsBYU

— dennis (@aKiDnamedjUiCe) September 16, 2019

Others, however, found the door to be welcoming.

Maybe it'll seem more welcoming https://t.co/cktiiORLPc

— chach blaster (@chach_blaster) September 15, 2019

"Slandered 'cause they want y'all to feel at home," one user wrote.

Smh slandered cause they want y’all to feel at home https://t.co/ZfkrG1W2wk

— LightBody (@justin_Ace) September 16, 2019

A few people replying to the tweet also said this makes them want to visit Detroit.

This makes me want to visit Detroit, even more. https://t.co/QKG7kxrULZ

— AndreaDel (@DelpaCooks) September 16, 2019

Adding to her Twitter thread, Brooks said the manager probably puts a welcome mat on the inside and asks customers to take off their shoes.

The manager probably put a welcome mat on the inside & asking customers to take off their shoes ????

— Shanny Reporting LIT (@__SBrooks) September 15, 2019

Brooks also said Church's Chicken corporate is now sending her direct messages.

Y'all, now Church's Chicken corporate is dm'ing me ????

— Shanny Reporting LIT (@__SBrooks) September 16, 2019

She then posted a video of customers opening the door to go inside the restaurant.

Y'all we got live action of this works ????????https://t.co/js5vfTuylK

— Shanny Reporting LIT (@__SBrooks) September 17, 2019

One user who replied to the video said, "Close the damn door! I ain't payin' to heat the whole neighborhood."

"Close the damn door! I ain't payin' to heat the whole neighbourhood."

— Ollie McClellan (@OllieMcClellan) September 17, 2019

Another user replied to the comment, saying "the cashier actually does ask you very nicely to close the door when you enter."

The cashier actually does ask you very nicely to close the door when you enter.

— rob (@Grunge_Bob) September 18, 2019

Twitter users were also curious to know if a doorbell is available.

Lmaoo…is there a doorbell? https://t.co/hwY0HpX95s

— Hustle&Motivate (@hoopinlikekobe) September 16, 2019

Church's was established 66 years ago when it opened its first location in San Antonio, according to its website. The restaurant has locations throughout the U.S. and around the world. Outside of the states, it's known as Texas Chicken.

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