Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

For starters, it is a very loud place. Don't go there if you plan on having conversations with somebody. It was reasonably busy but it still took a long time to get food. I heard one of the workers complaining that no one was back there. And a few apologies. The menu itself is very limited. I know they only deal with chicken fingers and that's not why I'm saying that. You can basically get a combo or you can get individual chicken fingers but you can't get an individual chicken sandwich. It looks like. At least there's no pricing for it. Also, regardless of how many chicken fingers you buy, you have to pay separately to get sauce. I will say the chicken fingers are decent, but not sure they're worth the price point they're at. At least for a combo that I really didn't want. And you do pa

The food was ok. The fries were very traditional and overly salty. The chicken was good, but it was covered in a lot of oil and a little messy. The sauce was really only good on the chicken. The Toast was amazing. Service was quick and fast. Way faster than most fast food chains in the area. The ambiance was terrific, but a little loud due to the large number of people. I was going to rate it 4 out of 5, but the parking situation was so bad. Had to make an illegal turn to avoid oncoming traffic to get a parking spot. Security team on site advised me that it was the only parking space they had available.

I was excited to try Raising Canes for the first time today, in Dover, Delaware. My 11 year old daughter recommended we try it, so your advertising must be working. With the number of businesses across the country I was expecting an experience similar to chick fil a. While the physical appearance and staffing met those expectations, the food was a flop. I’m not sure how you become so successful of a franchise with chicken tenders that are served soggy, laying in a puddle of grease they were cooked in. The bread we were served was really good, but we didn’t go there for bread. We were lured there for the prospects of some of the best chicken we will ever have, and unfortunately it wasn’t even close.

Was going to go to Hardee’s but made the split decision to take the siblings to Raising Cane’s. We were impressed by the small yet inviting building, and the quirky employee outfits. The cashier Bryce was patient and friendly! — I was not particularly thrilled with the food; I feel like it was nothing special (aside from the sauce), and the fries weren’t all that salty. Honestly, I could’ve enjoyed Hardee’s for cheaper. However, I will give a shout-out to the employees that remedied an awkward mistake : We had our foreign exchange student with us, and I guess there was a miscommunication regarding the “3-tender meal” or “3 tender meals,” leading to him accidentally paying $30 for 3 meals when he only wanted one. The employees were very kind in fixing the situation and refunding him, and d

The chicken is tender and the fries were fresh. The Texas toast does it for me every time. All of the workers were really sweet and hard working :)