Raising Cane’s

I wasn’t expecting much when I got there, I didn’t even know they had chicken fingers or anything. First thought when I pulled up was «wow these prices are expensive» I didn’t know places had huge serving sizes for fast food joints. But I ended up order the 3 chicken fingers. Pretty good, better then your average. Overall it was good I’d go back not specifically for the food.
Anyone visiting in the Arizona area should try this once. But you might get addicted. Peace!

I asked for a cup of water and the chink would not give it to me unacceptable going to sue. Good sauce though

Busy place for mediocre chicken, coleslaw was just OK, same as grocery store. Limpy fries, Wendy’s or BK are better. Sauce was easy to figure out, any «special sauce» is usually ketchup and mayonnaise with some extra seasoning. In this case a little Cajun seasoning. KFC extra crispy strips are better and the sides selection better, creaper too.

After the craze of the new store opening, the service declined with the buzz. My family bought four meals where they fed us burnt toast (usually the best part) and offered to replace two of them. I don’t understand why they would only replace two meals when we spent the money on four-​all were damaged. Kind of seems like a cheap move for a large corporate company.

They are friendly here. Food is always fresh and hot. The raising cane sauce ticks!

If you want fresh, juicy chicken strips — this is your place! They only serve chicken, along with fries, coleslaw and Texas toast. They may have chicken sandwiches… I’m not sure… I only get the Caniac Chicken Strip Combo because it is SO FREAKING GOOD! I’ve never had fresher chicken strips anywhere else. The Caniac Combo is about $ 10 but you get 6 strips, crinkle fries, slaw, toast and a drink. The service is always on point when you arrive. Very attentive — these people care. We love this place and it is regular stop for us.

This place has the best chicken I have ever tasted. Not only is it flavorful, but the meat is tender, juicy, and there is plenty of it. You won’t find chicken strips that consist of mostly breading. The Texas-​style toast is off the chain and so is the coleslaw if you’re into that sort of thing. All this place needs is a Mac and cheese side and I’ll be in heaven.

They have the best fries chicken I’ve ever tasted! They have amazing prices, MY boyfriend and I share the 6 piece combo and it fills us up. That’s 2 people getting fed for under 10 $ and we have a lady on here complaining about their prices… Are you insane? For the quality of food and quantity you get pretty unbeatable pricing over other fast food places with horrid food.

Went to the new Shea location! Hey, it’s a hit at our house although the server did not know where Canes originated Hello! Shouldn’t the staff know that. But the food is really terrific. The chicken was so tasty and tender and deliciously crunchy with great breading. The Texas bread is a big deal because everyone loved it. The Cole slaw, would like more! The fries OK. We’ real so glad and welcome to Scottsdale! Joshua knew everything I wanted to know and was amazing. He even shook my hand. He knows what a great place he works at. Thank you Cane’s. I can’t wait to come back for more. One thing, could you offer a dessert?

My sister & her family live in Minnesota & they rave about Raising Cane’s so I was excited to see we have a Cane’s in Phoenix. However, I thought the chicken strips were just good, not great. The coleslaw was inedible and the fries were pretty mushy. I’d rather go to Popeye’s or KFC.

As fast food goes, Raising Cane’s is pretty good.
Tasty spices on the breaded chicken — good quality meat — tender and juicy.
(Only knock is the ‘pellet’ style ice — no good for iced tea!)‘
Update: Forgot to mention — it was ‘National Cheese Toast’ day, so had to go to Cane’s, since there aren’t any Sizzlers around here anymore! ;-)

The kids love their food and the Cane sauce that comes with their meals. I like the fact that they have crushed ice. I do, however, feel that they are over-​priced.
It’s always busy, but the kids working the drive-​thru always have a pleasant attitude.

Raising canes. I give this place 3 stars, it’s nothing special, but does its job. There are days when I’m really hungry for lunch, and a sandwich or burger just doesn’t sound good, so usually I hit up canes for a quick lunch. The menu is basic, pretty much chicken tender combos or chicken strip sandwich. The combos come with Texas toast, fries, or coleslaw. Usually I end up getting the box combo which is 4 strips and some sides. Overall it’s pretty good and hits the spot. The only draw back is sometimes you get small chicken tenders that are barely bigger than a chicken nugget. Most of the time it’s pretty consistent. For a decent lunch give this place a try, not worth my dinner appetite though. Lol. Cheers!

Best cheat food! We stopped in to enjoy a guilty pleasure. Excellent choice! Had the chicken basket with fries. The fries reminded me of the kind my family made at home when I was a child. Tasty. Food was hot and exactly what I wanted but better than I expected.
Friendly staff. Clean place. Fast.

I will choose Raising Canes over McDonalds or Jack in the Box every time when looking for fast food. The food is always hot and fresh and the sauce is amazing. Truth be told… I go for the sauce. My husband complains that the options are limited but the claim to do one thing… chicken tenders… and they do them well. The Texas toast and lemonade are yummy too!

I’ll be generous and say they try hard at Raising Cane. But I’m getting tired of these screaming at you «welcome to…» when entering a fast food place, or the… let’s bus your tables before you are done experience.
But the real drawback at Raising Cane is the food, er chicken strips. As I wrote in my Tip, the breading just slides off the somewhat bland chicken and ends up all over your fingers.
There’s no taste or flavor. No variety. No choice of Hot or Mild, Country style, Grilled, no Legs, Breasts, or Thighs; just strips. Even the Golden Arches gives you three varieties.
The other drawback is the somewhat inexperienced staff. We ordered a sandwich combo ($ 5.99) and asked what six strips would cost? (The menu board only listed Combos.) I was told eleven dollars. No, no I said, what’s the cost of six strips? I was then asked if I want to cancel my combo? LOL. I gave up after a few more tries. The bill also turned out to be $ 15.50. So much for eleven dollars. LOL
When I got back to our table, I noticed I was charged $ 0.59 for a sauce. Now I’m not sure if that’s correct, but maybe you actually pay extra for sauce here. But I didn’t feel like revisiting the cashier to find out.
So sorry, I’m pretty sure this will be a one and done visit for us.

I should have just stayed home and baked some dinosaur nuggets… Chicken fingers (only) and lame employees. I ordered the sandwich hoping to get something different then just chicken fingers, but no, they just slapped 3 chicken fingers between a bun and called it a chicken sandwich…
The employees dont speak at all either and they mad dog you when you place your order… My kids like the place and is the reason for the 2 stars (one for each kid), but what kid doesn’t appreciate fried garbage.
If only they had a disco ball… oh wait they do!!!

I’d come back. Not bad as fast food restaurants go.
That said, I don’t really understand the five star reviews. The chicken strips, while well prepared and tasty, aren’t really that unique. I loved the Texas Toast. Didn’t really care for the bland coleslaw. The Cane’s dipping sauce was serviceable, but I longed for an alternative. The French fries were good, but just fries.
That said, I don’t really understand the one star reviews either. We did not experience the poor customer service that some others have noted. Quite the contrary. We were impressed with the speed and efficiency of the staff at a very busy time. The menu does lack variety. I don’t mind that either. It’s okay to focus on what you do well. It’s also refreshing to have the food delivered to your table.
Overall, a nice addition to the PV Mall area. Just be thankful it’s not another burger joint!

When you hit prime-​time this place is gang busters in and out. When I have been during a dizzy busy spell — management has staffed well (I’ve even gotten service at the table and check up service!). On off hours — it’s just like any other fast food place. Their sauce is great with the chicken for the the first 1 ½ strips then it just goes down hill for me from there on taste (this has happened each time)… I have a daughter that likes it and she loves the toast that comes with the meal. It’s just ok for me.

Went there on grand opening day at 6:00 pm and was busy as can be and it only got worst by 6:30 pm with the parking lot and drive thru in gridlock.
Chicken stripes as fresh as can be. We shared the Caniac Combo, substituted the slaw and got extra french fries. The chicken is always consistent, fresh white meat. I am a dark meat person would love for Raising Canes to offer dark chicken meat sometime in the future, but their white meat is juicy and not dry.
The biggest tip is you have to get their lemonade which is awesome!
The strangest tip would be if you are an ice chewer, they have the best ice with their drinks. The ice is perfect for chewing since it is soft and will not break all your teeth.
The service is quick and the people are very helpful and make you feel welcome.
Glad this location opened up by our house and will be coming here many more times.