Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Normally I would give a 5, however, I am truly disappointed. This is the first time I’ve had to ask for my chicken to be replaced. When I received my chicken, it was falling apart and apparently we were informed it was just the breading which is not true. I’ve been at other locations and they don’t give that excuse. In addition, the flavor was bland with barely no salt on the fries or chicken. Don’t get me started on the fries, there were a little soggy and not crisp and fresh. They did give me new chicken tenders but there was only a 25% difference. Not to mention, they served the food in the to go boxes since it was late but it tends to make the food colder. They close at 2am so it would be more reasonable if they did it an hour before closing. I was craving the fries and they were not u

Canes is outstanding and hard to beat. The whole family loves this place. We got the 25 tailgater, fries and extra sauce....everyone loves the sauce. The place was clean and the staff was really nice. The drive theu was packed, went inside to get the food and beat almost all of them. Wish they had onion rings.

I live in Maryland and have very little opportunity to eat at a Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers restaurant. I have eaten at others so I was excited to eat here given that I really liked their chicken. They did not disappoint. First time I have dined in the restaurant (I have done take out before), and it was clean and well decorated. Staff were very friendly and quick to take and get me my order. I ordered the box combo, and it was delicious. I know Cane’s is famous for their sauce, but I do wish they offered barbecue sauce! Really no big deal, but just an FYI. Meal was around $12 which is excellent given this economy, and the amount of food you received. Looking forward to when I return to the area I can visit again.

If you want to instantly become the most popular parent in the car, just say the words: “Who wants Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers?” My kids go from arguing about literally everything to suddenly becoming the most polite humans on Earth. “Yes ma’am.” “No sir.” “Please drive faster.” It’s amazing what the promise of chicken fingers and that legendary Cane’s sauce can do for family harmony. The chicken is always hot, crispy, and delicious, the fries disappear in about 3.7 seconds, and the Texas toast is apparently “too good to share” according to my children (who did not ask my opinion before eating mine). Bonus points for keeping the menu simple. No one in the back seat is negotiating substitutions, reading a 4-page menu, or asking what aioli means. It’s chicken, fries, toast, and happine

I decided to try Raising Cane's after many months of not having it. Now I remember why I haven't been here in a long time. The portions have shrunk considerably over the past few years. These 3 Finger Meals used to have twice as much fries and chicken strips that would fill the box!