Raising Cane’s

Kinda disappointed, first time eating here. Major downside for me is the flavor of these chicken fingers. There was none actually… no flavor or seasoning in the breading. Its crispy on only some parts of the fingers, big no-​no for me. I really like my chicken crispy all around. To be honest, even KFC has more flavor and more crispiness and thats just sad. Chicken fingers were pretty big in size and soft however they were also borderline dry. Hence I had to dip into the canes sauce and ketchup like crazy to make the tenders more tasty and tolerable. I kinda regret ordering the caniac combo, after eating my third chicken finger, I couldn’t force myself to eat anymore, just too dry, bland, and not crispy :(
The combo came with crinkle fries, which tasted good as long as I ate it with the canes sauce hehe. The sauce tastes better with the fries than the chicken itself surprisingly. The sauce sort of reminds me of thousand island dressing mixed with lime juice. The coleslaw was nothing special. The texas bread, was just toasted bread with butter. Service was super quick and the cashier was nice. Unfortunately, I think this will be my first and last time I’ll visit here.

This was my first time here my son loves it, I got the canaic and it is a fair amount of chicken, it is also battered well but there is no real flavor to it, the fries also had no flavor and were limp, the sauce they give you to dip I didn’t find tasteful at all and then to top it off the reason I rate it so low is that I got the hi-​c punch to drink and I thought that my teeth were gonna fall out from the sweetness of it, I had to dilute half of it with water and even then could still taste the sweetness, it’s diabetes in a cup, only other thing that was good was the bread. Will never eat here again.

Always been a fan of Canes. Today they were packed to capacity. You could tell the workers were racing. One tiny snafu but Our food was perfect. These employees are second to none. I will definitely continue being a loyal canes customer.

Service is always on point, food is hot and served fast, facilities are clean, and their order consistency is amazing. I will always recommend to order the toast with «butter on both sides» and the fries «extra crispy». The sweet tea is downright addictive; the lemonade is fantastic as well, but not worth the extra thirty cent charge and charges for refills.

Every time I come to this location they always forget to give me my 4 extra sauces that you have pay for and this was the last time. Over this place

The food is always Raising Cane’s good. Always great service, what more can you ask for.

Drive thru is always fast! Love that this place is on my way home! Hard not to go here when they are so bomb!!!
Order the box with extra toast! Get em

Not what I expected, for some reason I thought the chicken strips would be more crunchy and flavorful, maybe I have been eating way to many Blue Ribbon strips. At first, they didn’t seem anything special, but I quickly became addicted to them. I ended eating 9 strips in one sitting, probably the most chicken strips I’ve ever ate in a single meal, that says a lot. lol

Love Raising Cane’s. We eat here at least once a week. On a road trip to San Diego my 4 year old wanted chicken & french fries. So we stopped by McDonald’s, he saw their nuggets and said no, not this chicken, the other one. Lol.

I love chicken strips, especially from canes, especially with their canes special sauce. You can’t get fresh chicken strips with good sauce and a cup of lemonade anywhere else.
The price is a bit high, but they have great service, great food, and great atmosphere.

When I feel like blowing my low carb eating regimen I head to Raising Cane’s, otherwise known as chicken carb city! It’s worth every single carb and calorie to eat here. Their chicken fingers are cooked to order so you’ll never get cold food or soggy fries. You can’t go wrong with anything on the very simple menu. Your choices are chicken fingers, cole slaw, Texas toast and fries. Pro tip: when watching calories you can order the kid’s meal for under $ 5 and get a tiny drink, a special prize, 2 fingers and a smaller portion of fries. That’s my guilty pleasure and they’ve never given me grief when I order one for myself.
I grew up in the South and I think their freshly brewed iced tea is legit. They have sweetened and unsweetened varieties and both are excellent. Dine in and get all the free refills you can handle. Sometimes I’ll swing by just for a large cup of tea.
This location is open very late and has a drive-​thru. Kids seem to love it too. In fact, I’ve never met anybody who didn’t love Raising Cane’s. It’s high quality food that’s made fresh. I never mind the short wait after ordering because the food is being made just for me; it’s heat lamp free.
Bonus points for the super duper friendly and enthusiastic staff, the spotlessly clean dining room, and the booth with a «Wall-​E» poster on the wall (my favorite movie of all time). That’s my special seat so keep it free for me guys, thanks!

Whenever I’m craving some chicken fingers, french fries, Texas toast, and sweet tea I come here! This location is especially busy during lunchtime, but service through their drive through is quick, customer service is great, and I have placed a multitude of orders from a single box meal to large office orders to feed an army and have never been disappointed. Keep up the good work!

I think it was good but it didn’t jump out to me as much as people hyped it up to. The chicken is a lot better coated and fried compared to most places. It’s crispier and the chicken is juicy.
The menu is short with 4 items on it but there are some sides and you can order party platters for a lot of people (or yourself). When we walked in, the girls behind the counter were a playing around with the cook and didn’t even notice us until one of the girls ran out to check the counter. It seems like kids were running the restaurant and the cook was rolling with it.
I think I’ll choose a different place to eat next time I’m hungry. The restaurant is clean, so that’s why I gave it a star, the chicken was nice and crispy so I gave it 2 stars.

I got the chicken strips and fries. I love me some crunchy chicken strips. I only remember that the sauce was good, but the chicken strips were not notably special. It was just a regular chicken strip with not a great breading or crunch.
Moving on to other chicken strips…

This was my third visit to this location. The first two times, my only complaint was that it was WAY TOO LOUD in there. The music being turned up forces everybody else to scream at each other. Before you know it, it’s a headache with a side of chicken.
One EXTREMELY good thing is that they clean CONSTANTLY. The lobby never lacks for attention and they clean, clean, clean, behind their customers. Nothing more annoying that trying to find a seat only to see dirty tables. Not at Cane’s. Also, whoever trains these kids knows their business. They are positive and professional. Very nice.
The food — Let’s be honest, it’s fast food. So, people need to temper their expectations with a little reality. Having said that, I like Raising Cane’s. I wish they had barbecue sauce, but I can live without it. I like their fries and I like their chicken. I am quickly becoming a «Caniac Combo» dude.
Why the two stars? Well, this visit the chicken tasted of burnt grease. Really REALLY bad! I’ve worked around enough restaurants (and Lord knows I’ve eaten in enough) to know when the grease hasn’t been changed in the fryer. This is a rookie mistake and frankly, ruined my entire meal. Gross, gross, gross. Now, because of how meticulous these guys are about so many things, this was probably a one-​time oversight. So, I’ll be back. If they fix it — I’ll adjust my review. If they don’t — this guy is getting his money back. Period.
Please fix this. I like this place.

This is our first time at Raising Cane’s. For us, this was a lot of food. The menu is simple — chicken fingers with fries & toast. There were 3 of us and we each ordered a 3 piece fingers combo, which consists of 3 chicken fingers, their sauce, fries, a piece of toast. This was a lot of food for us. ~$ 20
At most, each of us ate maybe almost ½ of what we got. Seriously, we could have ordered the 6 fingers one for the 3 of us — 2 adults and a 15 year old. Had we done this, it would have been about ½ the cost. We didn’t know but we know next time we can just order one 6 fingers for the 3 of us or if we have our son, maybe two 4 fingers.
Simple menu. The place was teaming with people, but we were able to get a seat, so not packed. Service was fine. Food was fine. We went through the drive-​thru and then realized we should have ordered inside and just ate there.
Love their ketchup packets, but they are big and it can be wasteful if you just want a little ketchup.

If I’m being honest, I’ve gotta say I have more respect for a restaurant that focuses on making only one thing well, than I have for places with a huge menu of mediocre offerings.
There’s quite a few restaurants these days rocking the simplified menu, but I don’t think any do it as well as Cane’s. All they serve is fried chicken strips, and a chicken strip sandwich. Basically the only choice you have to make is how many strips you want for your meal.
I find with the sides, the standard 4 strip box combo is perfectly filling for me (and I’m a pretty big guy). The chicken is simple, but delicious and juicy. The fries are plain ol’ crinkle cut, but they compliment the chicken wonderfully. You also get a side of coleslaw (decent), and a thick slice of Texas toast (awesome).
You get a cane’s sauce with your meal but I recommend ordering an extra side because it’s actually really good. I’ve always been a fan of dipping my chicken strips in ranch and I was disappointed to find that cane’s doesn’t have it. It didn’t take long for me to fall in love with this stuff however. I’m not sure what’s in it, but it’s creamy like ranch, with a nice little zest added.
Their sweet tea is awesome! I like to mix it with regular iced tea so it’s a little more subtle and not too sweet.
When Cane’s is on a good day, you’re food will come out incredibly hot. It’s very rare for me to receive anything less than hot food, but I have been served warm strips and fries before. It was disappointing, but I haven’t experienced this very often, and even when warm, the chicken is still pretty great. With the exception of a few off days, cane’s is pretty consistent, which is a big reason I love the place.
I want to give a five star rating, but until cane’s can guarantee hot, fresh food every time, I think four is the best I can do (which is still really great).

If somebody could please explain what the big hooplah is about this place? I have friends that rant and rave about coming here when they visit Las Vegas! I’ve lived here for about 8 years and have been maybe 3 times! They are extremely overpriced and all for some chicken fingers? The canes sauce is whatever I’m not sure why they glorify this sauce or even the chicken strips! I’m not saying they are nasty I’m just saying that a 6 piece chicken tender meal shouldn’t be basically $ 10! I’d rather spend that at Wing Stop and be on my lucky old way! The fact of the matter is there aren’t any flavored you can change to and the sauce options are minimal to none! Only way I’d ever come back is if somebody is paying for me :-)

This is one of my fast food guilty pleasures. Crispy on the outside and tender and moist in the inside chicken strips, crinkle cut fries, & Texas toast all dipped in Cane’s special dipping sauce (get an extra one). Wash it all down with their sweet tea. Service is always friendly. Their simple menu and great service for a fast food joint reminds me of In-​N-​Out. The only reason I don’t come here often — I feel ashamed and fat afterward for devouring a fattening, unhealthy meal. LOL. It sure is satisfying and tasty though so it’s worth it. Just go harder at the gym the next day!

First thing I have to put out there is that I am super stoked to be this close to a Raising Cane’s! In my previous neighborhood I was no where near a RC, which was a damn shame, let me tell you! After a trip to the wonderful Home Depot, we decided to have our first taste of Raising Cane’s in (literally) years.
It isn’t the cheapest option available but I never feel like I just got gypped off when I order there.
Those chicken tenders are pretty damn good! For this visit we each got a combo that included 6 chicken tenders, a side of cole slaw, texas toast a slop of fries and a 32 ounce drink. This cost roughly $ 8 each. Not a bargain but at least you get a lot of food for that price. Besides the yummy chicken fingers, that texas toast was freaking delicious! I guess additional pieces are $ 1 a piece. The only thing I didn’t particularly care for were the french fries. They were of the puny crinkle variety. Meh.
Also meh was the service. Not horrible, but also I felt like the young lady who assisted us was annoyed. Not quite sure if she was annoyed by our presence or something else but it was definitely a bit off putting. Maybe she was just having a bad day.
At this price point though Raising Cane’s will have to be a once in a while treat and not something I grab on a regular basis. I think this place also has the potential to move to 4 stars in the future but for the time being 3 stars feels about right.
3 stars.