Being squooshed in the front of a store like 16 year olds in general admission at a Motley Crue concert doesn't really appeal to me.
I see this place often from the street car and it is always packed with people standing at the front. So I walked in at 2pm on a Saturday to try the pulled pork sandwich. All the seats are occupied, can't eat in. "Sorry, we're out of pulled pork, would you like to try our pulled chicken". "Eh, ok". The pulled chicken sandwich was fine - at $9.04 including tax for a take-out sandwich, it better be.
I noticed one of the staff, very politely I may add, asking people sitting at the benches at the front if they could move so that people eating in could sit there.
Look, I want to like this place and I will definitely return one day to try the at once horrible-yet-delicious sounding fried chicken and waffles (together at last!). I just think they should pay attention to the fact that just because you can squeeze in a few stools doesn't make you a restaurant - clear out the front of the store so people taking out have a place to stand while waiting 17 minutes for their sandwich. It would make me much more likely to go there on a Friday or Saturday night to pick up something for dinner.
Recommendation - call ahead and take out.