Raising Cane’s

I am very upset with my visit to this location for some reason I was served cole slaw with my sandwich combo and I didn’t ask for it I didn’t have time to ask for this to be fixed due to the fact that I had to run from one job to another I work close to this location and I am upset this happened I will not be visiting this location again

Raising canes is one of my favorite chicken places. The sauce really is boss here! This location, is the best in my opinion. Friendly cashiers, clean tables, and the drive through wait time is never too long. Definitely worth checking out, especially if you’ve never ever had raising canes before, the lemonade is the best in town. Great, now I want some.

One of the nicest Raising Cane’s in the valley. Good quality food for an average price. My favorite item from Raising Cane’s is the sweet tea. The sweet tea is very good, definitely the best in town. The staff at this restaurant are nice, and they do a good job at keeping the restaurant clean.

Convenient location to stop by after work from St Rose Siena. Quite busy but expected from all the Cane’s locations
Came here once at night after shift around 9ish o clock. Lots of cars in drive through. Came here for lunch, less cars in drive thru. Pretty quick service.
Food is as per usual for canes. Too bad the time for lunch, we had it sit in the office for an hour or two before we had the chance to eat it (busy busy).
Took leftovers home and reheated it up in a small oven. Comes out nice and crispy, and hot too. Trick is just to so it at a low-​ish temp. Dont rush or it will burn ! :P

I haven’t ate here in a while (trying to slim down for my wedding) however I L O V E the food. Yummy. Guilty pleasure. Not only do I love their chicken tenders by their customer service is always on point. I sometimes come super late because of cravings and they don’t rush me out of there or anything. I’ve never had a bad experience coming to this location! :) great job guys!

Wish I discovered this place sooner. Best chicken strips/​fries/​bread and dip around. Yummm!

Raising Caine’s is a great place but this time was not the best. I ended up getting a Caniac. I went through drive-​thru. This drive-​thru ended up having me wait 7 minutes. I know it is fresh but the food was soggy. My fries were sitting for a while and they were not crunchy and they were cold. The chicken was soggy as well and was not hot. There was no crunch it seemed like the chicken was sitting for a long time. The toast was also really soggy as well it is usually my favorite part of the meal but this time was off. It was not my best experience at a Cane’s. I wish that the service was consistent and the food quality was better. I am hesitant to go to Cane’s again.

I didn’t have to live here long to find out that Raising Cane’s has a Las Vegas cult following. I’ve been to Raising Cane’s three times now (three different locations) and this location is the best of the three. I think the food is good, but not something I crave or would seek out.
My last visit was based on the convenience of the location. I had an after work hair appointment and didn’t want to go home to cook. This is how I found myself at Raising Cane’s.
This location has the fastest line of the locations I’ve visited. The drive thru was moving and I made it through in less than 10 minutes at the height of the dinner rush. My only beef with the drive thru was how tight it was. At least it keeps out the people that want hangover food.
I ordered the Box Combo (four pieces of chicken) for me and the Caniac Combo (six pieces of chicken) for my husband. The chicken is the highlight of the meal and has a nice breading that isn’t greasy. The Cane’s sauce has a nice pepper flavor that goes nicely with the chicken. The fries, coleslaw, and bread are average. They aren’t anything I would get excited about.
For a place that offers such a limited menu the pricing seems high. My two combo meals came out to $ 17 and some change. Maybe I’m out of touch since I don’t eat a lot of fast food, but that seems high to me.

Raising Caine’s is a great place for families. It is a staple for the local teens, I know first hand. I used to do Caine’s runs for my daughter when she went to High school. It was convenient due to the drive thru and it was open early enough to get her a meal when her scheduled lunch was at 11:00. I used to bring her lunch on Fridays and this was part of the rotation.
The chicken strips are generous and tender, not a dry one in the lot. Normally chicken breasts can dry but not at this place. Above average fast food in my book. My daughter love their coleslaw and would replace it for the fries at no additional cost. The Texas toast is buttery, the fries are crisp and the service good.
For fast food, this is a family favorite!

A couple of months ago, my friend who lives in Henderson texts me and asks if I’ve tried a restaurant called Raising Cane’s that specializes in serving chicken finger/​strips? My very first thought was, «Just chicken strips?» I don’t know why I thought that because when I go to Chick Fil A that’s pretty much just what I get, just the chicken strips and waffle fries of course. It turns out the only Cane’s locations in CA right now are in Orange County which is a 45 minute drive all the way from Hollywood without traffic so that pretty much ruled it out for me.
Fast forward to Thanksgiving day. On a spur of the moment I decide to drive out to Henderson to visit my friend and his family and as I’m leaving to drive back to L.A. the next day. I see this Cane’s location and think let’s give this place a go.
Initial impression:
Easy access, plenty of parking and the place looks nice and clean from the outside. When I walked in, I noticed that there was a good amount of people in the dining area and I was immediately welcomed and greeted by a cheerful young woman who’s cleaning some tables. Being that this is my first time at the restaurant I was hoping to sit back for a little bit and scan over the menu but the young lady that had greeted me goes to a register and is ready to take my order.
I wanted to just get the chicken fingers since it was a long drive back and I didn’t want to fill up on other food and drink, but from what I could see on the menu board, everything is put together as a meal which includes, fries, cole slaw and a slice of Texas toast. The cashier recommended ‘The Box’ which was a 4 piece meal and since I didn’t even know how big the strips actually were I just followed along and went with it. Just like at Chick Fil A, the cashier gets your name but oddly enough, there was no one calling out when the order was ready and they didn’t give me a number marker or anything to take to the table so it worried me little bit because I was thinking, «How would they know whose order is whose especially if the names are the same?» What ended up happening is the cashier that took my order also brought my order to my seat. Impressive personal service!
Food:
The chicken fingers/​strips are a pretty good size pieces that look like they’re battered KFC extra crispy chicken style. If you put two of them together, that’s almost the size of what you would find in a chicken sandwich at most restaurants, so getting a four piece meal is a good amount of food. Apparently, the chicken is fresh, not frozen and all orders are fried up to order so no sitting under the heat lamp deals going on here which they could have easily done since all they are preparing are chicken strips. Upon the first bite without any of their special sauce, I could tell that this was a high quality fast food place because the chicken was so juicy and tender! After that first bite I used the sauce and it was a great compliment. The sauce is basically mayonnaise based with a bit of garlic and other spices to give it a unique tang. Very tasty!
When it came down to the fries, cole slaw and toast, they all stood out well on their own and since they’re always included, you’re never going to go wrong with having them as part of the meal.
Service:
One of the things that stood out to me was being cheerfully greeted as I came into the establishment. A great way to set the tone and atmosphere. I also noticed that the restaurant was really kept up well and very clean and that includes the bathroom. I remember as I was eating two of the employees were challenging one another in a fun way as to see who would be first to clean a table off as soon as a customer finished their meal. That’s a positive reflection on management and motivation of the people working their vs at places like McDonald’s where a lot of employees I come in contact with give off the vibe that they’re hating their job and just going through the motions.
Conclusion:
So it turns out I ended up traveling all the way to Henderson vs Orange County to try Raising Cane’s for the first time and I was not disappointed. If they had one near Hollywood, it would be fifty fifty between them and Chick Fil A when it comes down to getting a meal of fast food chicken. Highly recommended!

Halloween Night, almost 9pm, a 20 lb bag of candy awaits to be eaten as dessert from 2 hours of trick or treating. But before the near perfect teeth begin a rotting process, a quick drive-​thru at Raising Cane’s was the Halloween dinner of choice.
$ 19 after tax for both of us:
*Caniac Combo w/​Coke!
**Caniac Combo w/​Sweet Tea!
The Caniac Combo includes 6 large juicy fried chicken fingers, french fries, coleslaw, Texas Toast, and a Large drink for $ 8.79.
These Raising Cane’s employees were dressed up for Halloween and gave me permission, after I asked, for the photos seen below to be posted on Unilocal.
On to the candy… then to the dentist :-)
Unilocal 300 CHALLENGE 2015: #253

The food is delicious and they get it out very fast
April was very nice and patient.
Brianna was great friendly happy to help with a smile.
I love the sauce they serve with the chicken.
I’m not a fan of chicken but there’s is great.

There are chicken tenders, there are good chicken tenders, and there is raising canes. I honestly have not had better combination of chicken tenders and sauce ever.
The caniac is the combo to go with. 6 pieces of the holy grail, no friends but another piece of that epic toast please! Get that large iced sweet tea or their awesome lemonade and do yourself a favor. Get extra sauce, a lot, and if you don’t use it all ship it to me please.

I was told about this place of a friend that used to live in California with me. When we came to Las Vegas she told me I had to eat here. she knows how much I like chicken and crinkle cut fries.
And the sauce I can’t forget the sauce the raising canes sauce is the whole reason why every time I come to Las Vegas I have eat here. It is super addicting. Like I’ve never had a sauce like it before. If I can bottle it take it back with me I would .
I wish there were more closer to me so I could eat there more than once every few months when I visit
A MUST HAVE when in Las Vegas.

Went right before they closed. The lady working the drive thru was extremely happy & had great customer service.
We ordered the Caniac combo! Comes with 6 chicken tenders, a side of crinkle cut fries, a Texas toast, side of coleslaw, & a drink! Came out to $ 10 & change.
Order their freshly squeezed lemonade. Worth!

All the same chicken delicous-​ness of the other Cane’s yet conveniently located off of St. Rose. When I needs me my chicken finger fix or a late midnight meal this is the spot to go. The inside is fairly large and has outdoor seating. Staff is pretty on the spot and keeps the place clean.

Yes, I know it’s a chain. And yes, I know it’s fast food. But wow, after moving back to the Bay Area, I really miss Raising Cane’s. Most San Francisco Bay Area residents have no idea about Cane’s, except for the younger ones who make yearly trips to Sin City. But, in the $ 5-​$ 10 range, Cane’s may be the most filling, albeit limited, fast food option.
The chicken strips are hot and crispy, but the meat is incredibly moist and succulent. That freshness aspect really sets it apart from other fast food joints. The crinkle fries, which I also ask for well-​done, have that slightly salty favor that goes well with the strips. They offer a sweet, crunchy cole slaw and a buttered Texas toast, with both being great additions to your combos. And the sauce. Where do I begin with the sauce? A little tangy, a little spicy, and a whole lot of goodness. You have to try it to believe, or experience it for that matter. The sweet tea is perfect, not too sweet and ultimately refreshing. When eating in, patrons get as many refills for all beverages, even the sweet tea.
Oh Cane’s, how good you’ve been to many tipsy and sober Las Vegas locals and visitors. Whether you’re looking for a good-​sized lunch or a alcohol-​soaking, carb-​filled meal, check out Cane’s. It will surely not disappoint.

The first time I went here, I was really excited. But I think the batch of chicken I got was burned. It tasted like it was either fried in burnt oil or burned itself.
I love their sauce. One of the best original sauces and you can dip your fries, chicken, whatever in it and it will taste amazing.
I did get a chance to try their chicken a second time and it was much better. Unfortunately I was given a bad first impression. Something they are doing super well, and consistently, is their fries. I’m a sucker for crinkle cut fries, but these are crispy and have a similar salty flavor like McDonalds fries but have more of a «I came from a real potato» taste.
If you love fried chicken, check this place out.

I love Raising Cane’s. This location is no exception when it comes to their food.
Hot, fresh and crispy. What I don’t care for is the parking lot. You have to be cautious about the traffic coming in and going out onto the busy street in front of the restaurant. If you park on the east side, you still must cross in front of the drive thru to get to the front doors.
Other than that, they have service with a smile, and good food. I’ll definitely be back.

Henderson has a Raising Cane’s.Yay!!!
Shirley B. doesn’t really care for it… Boo!!! #SorryNotSorry!
Only reason why I’m here was because I opened my big mouth and told Mr B. He thinks this place is just awesome… smh.
Not going to waste your time going into detail again about my personal tastes. If you want to know scan thru my other RC review.
There was no line when we arrived, short wait time for our order but the closer it crept to the dinner hour the busier it got. By the time we left and walked outside, the cars circled around the building! Insane!
I get why people dig Raising Canes though. Lots of white meat in their fingers, Texas Toast, plenty of Crinkle Fries, side of slaw and choice of soda or iced teas. All for 8 bucks and some change. No too bad! All that starch and the white meat just a tad dry, bland and just not my thing. Oh and I didn’t like that dipping sauce. at all!
I picked at my meal and stared at the disco ball the whole time. I was fascinated by it. I was waiting for the Bee Gees music to start playing and break out and dance. Ha!
The staff was friendly and pretty efficient.
The dining area was pretty spacious although towards the end the line was spilling out the order area and customers in line crammed in aisle by past our table.
You can reach this place off St Rose or if you want to go thru less traffic lights just go on Siena Heights off Eastern and cut through the parking lot. Just keep in mind that the drive-​thru gets backed up and if you are parked in front of the joint you might have a difficult time getting out. Yeah that’s how popular this place is! But if this place is so awesome sauce why am I the second to review? Come on Caniacs! I know you are out there!