Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Jaqueline P 4 months ago

I came to this location today 2/13/26 and got a Canniac combo. We waited in the drive thru for 25 minutes and cars were not moving for a straight 10 minutes. Ordered, paid, then pulled up to the last window and told to wait 5 more minutes for the food. When I got my order I smelled something was burnt, I had to drive 40 minutes away, so going back was not an option. When I opened and tried my chicken, it tasted straight up burnt. Since my bread was on top of the chicken it also tasted burnt, and the cherry on top my fries were not well cooked. I could not finish my food it was so bad. How can we be told to wait and then get food that is burnt? Don’t they get the smell that it’s burnt? 30 minutes wait and 25 dollars waisted. Worst Cane’s in the area. Hayward location is better.

Nuria Navarrete 2 years ago

I ordered the Box combo. I waited for 30 minutes around 4pm on a Thursday. The chicken tenders seemed like they weren't fried long enough cause the breading tasted off... the flavor was bland. The fries were ok but not warm. The Texas toast was probably my favorite. The Sweet tea was good. It was not overly sweet and just the right amount of ice. The cashier who gave me the food was sweet, great attitude and asked if I needed anything. Service was great but the food was just not great over all. The long wait for the food just wasn't worth ever going back.

begone 3 years ago

I was lucky to have a short drive through line. my bill was near 100.00 for the party pack five fries and bread. The bread was pretty decent , everything extremely disappointed more hype than good food. My drive time home was five minutes. Food was not as Crispy as fried chicken should be fries tasted really old I don’t recommend this Raising Can’s Chicken Fingers . However this could have been just a one time bad experience. Overall frozen fried chicken that you by from the store and place in the oven is better and super cheaper. I truly dislike overpriced bad food.

Ctgb 3 months ago

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is a great spot if you’re craving simple but tasty fried chicken. The menu is straightforward, focusing mainly on crispy chicken fingers served with fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and their famous Cane’s sauce. The chicken is always fresh, juicy, and perfectly crispy, and the sauce adds a tangy flavor that makes the meal even better. The service is usually quick and friendly, and the portions are satisfying. Overall, it’s a reliable place for a quick, delicious comfort meal.

Mathew Thom 5 months ago

To be fair, this is a dumpster fire area of O-town. There was an armed guard keeping ppl out of the dining area. Drive thru only. This was my first visit. It was expensive very limited options. The chicken is all the same. The sauce is all the same and there is no heat at all. The sauce is like secret sauce with paprika? And crinkle fries are the worst, imo. The chicken is flavorful and moist and held its breading. But the flavor was just a base chicken flavor. No pepper. No onion or garlic. So many chicken joints you need a thing. Minimalist is there vibe I guess. Sorry. Also, Oakland, have some self respect!