Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Rob “Robthefoodguy” Barnes 4 months ago

So I’ve been wanting to try Canes for a while now, but was always skeptical, because I’m not a huge fan of plain tenders… I prefer them spicy or sauced. But recently, I’ve been seeing post across IG and TikTok so I figured enough with putting it off… let’s just go for it. First, there’s no direct street or curbside parking, but luckily Cane’s validates if you park in the garage. Good luck with locating it the first time… called the store and the employee who answered was no help with directions from the store to the right garage. I ended up parking in the wrong garage (across from Whole Foods), but asked a bystander and they pointed me in the direction of the actual garage. So now that the parking was out the way, quick walk to the store from the garage. Once you enter, they have 2 kiosk that you can order from for quick service or you can order at one of the 2 or 3 cash registers for assisted ordering. I ordered at the kiosk and the process was very straightforward. They have a machine that you scan your parking ticket to validate and that worked fine. Got my order and made my way home to eat. Store was relatively clean, but there was a bit of receipts, straw wrappers, and napkins on the floor in various areas. I ordered a half-n-half so they only give you a half cup of lemonade and the sweet tea is self service. Now let’s get into the food review. I thought that the chicken tenders were very mid and lacked flavor. The fries were unseasoned and basic fries that you can find in your local Walmart freezer. I was completely disappointed in the toast because they did not hold up to my expectations. It was just basic bread and lacked any taste to be honest. They would have been better using Texas Toast from the grocery freezer. I’ll be honest, the sauce is what really made the meal edible. They are small ounce cups so you run through them very quickly so make sure you grab 2 or 3 additional if you end up trying them. One of the best sauces that I’ve had from a chicken joint. Couldn’t quite put my finger on what was in it, but it was definitely better than it’s competition. The coleslaw wasn’t bad. All in all, Raising Cane’s did not live up to the hype in my opinion. I will not be returning. I know there are better chicken places in the area. Follow more reviews @IG: Robthefoodguy @eat_n_critique

Popcatfoodie 5 months ago

The bread and fries were honestly the best part warm, crispy, and really good. The sauce was a little overrated for me and not as amazing as I expected. The chicken was okay but a bit dry. Overall, it’s decent if you’re craving fries and toast, but it didn’t fully live up to the hype.

Louis McGowan 4 months ago

First, parking is horrible in this part of town... first time at Canes. Chicken fingers are great.. I dont understand all the rave about the sauce... it was good, maybe I was expecting too much. The fries were OK. They were warm at best. Decor was nice being near the college. The staff was awesome. Very nice ans helpfull. Dart took our order, Great Guy!

Linda Wiley a month ago

First time visiting Raising Cane's. For me, it's for college students eating there. Not public because it's a college restaurant. Also, I feel this place needs to be cleaned up.

Shavkat Jumaev 5 months ago

What is this disgusting hair on my food? I ordered Uber Eats and this is what I got. Your employees don’t wear hair covers? Do they just send it out with hair all the time or what? This is disgusting and very disrespectful. What’s the point of having the phone number on here if it doesn’t work? Fix your line.