Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers

Raising Canes’s is always a favorite, the food is consistent and it’s quick. I wish they would expand more in California. I’d rather come here than Chick-​Fil-​A. This particular location gets really busy during the lunch and dinner rush. Parking can get tricky and if you don’t get a seat inside, you may have to dine out in the patio. Not good if it’s hot and humid that day. Location is convenient and very near DFW. I’ve been to this location many times during my trips into Dallas.

Decent food as far as fast food goes. I use to go to their first location on the LSU campus. I’d ask for extra garlic toast. Anyways… I find going inside this location is like going to eat in a high school cafeteria. Kinda loud. Friendly staff. I think it would be cool if they paved the way for selling ethically raised chicken but it’s all football and chicken. Whatevs.

I love this place! I’d give it 5 stars if my Caniac didn’t have some small pieces of chicken in it!

Pretty good fast food style chicken fingers. A bit oily and the breading comes off rather easily but the chicken is tasty. Not much variety on the menu, they have chicken fingers and like one chicken sandwich and nothing else.
The ‘Texas toast’ sucks and the prices are higher than they should be but overall a decent spot.
They also charge extra for more than one sauce which is kind of ridiculous in my opinion.

Oh man where to start. This chicken is the pinnacle of fried chicken. The golden crispy fried chicken could bring Colonel Sanders himself to his knees. Speaking of knees, the sauce is the bees knees, you’ll need to get extra. If you don’t like the sauce, your loss. I’ve often considered ordered several and making a slip and slide with it for me and my chicken fingers. Serious pro-​tip: crack the lid of the box if you go through the drive thru, your fries and chicken will stay crispy and you will thank me. Another pro-​tip: no slaw, extra toast (or sauce) with the box combo. While we are talking about the toast, let me get inform you that the toast is as soft and buttery as Katy Perry’s legs. They always have clever lines in the drive thru, such as «hey hey hey, want some chicken today?» Or «what’s kickin’ want some chicken?» — please respond with something epic: «let me get that box, the box that rocks» or «a three finger combo that would make my momma do the mambo».

I’m a massive fan of Raising Cane’s, and this is my «Home» store. Great staff, incredible food, and a good customer base. If you’re looking for variety, better change your expectations — Cane’s only has One Love, and it’s chicken fingers.

I’m back to give Cane’s it’s last star! It now a five star fast food joint. Congrats!
I’m giving it that final allusive star for one reason, an important reason, something they do better than anyone out there… That reason is consistency! I’ve been to Raising Cane’s several few dozen times now and literally every time I’ve gone I’ve gotten hot, fresh, well cooked, well prepared food. Every time! They do one thing, they do it really well and they do it the same every time.
The chicken is great, the service is first rate and the quality can’t be beat. That’s the bottom line for me. Cane’s, five star fast food!

Love the chicken tenders sandwich here. Have it for lunch every now and then and beats the sandwich from KFC!

My favorite chicken tenders hands down! I know everyone loves the cane sauce but I’m actually a honey mustard gal! It’s the best honey mustard there is. Grab a lemonade too, it really doesn’t get much better than this!

I dunno. Every time I come here I’m less and less impressed. Tonight my fries were soft and limp; hot, but not crispy at all, which gives me «heat lamp». What’s sad is I’m not really a «fry» person, but I love fries from McDonald’s and Cane’s! Epic fail tonight with that one. The chicken was okay. Sweet tea was on point. Drive thru guy was nice.

I a fan of Raising Cane’s because of the dipping sauce and sweet tea.
I like this location because of the local fair on the walls and it always clean. The landscape outside is well manicured.
Tenders always come out perfect. Did I mention their dipping sauce?
Staff has always been friendly and provided great service.
Oh, and their playlist of music is pretty good.

I love Cane’s chicken.
It’s pretty cool that it rhymes with my DJ name, DJ Cayne.
This is a great place to grab some chicken tender lunch during the day, it’s VERY filling.
I heard a lot of complaints about the lack of sauce options. I understand they’re trying to keep their signature Cane’s sauce a priority.
Great place!

We find ourselves in the drive-​thru lane upon many occasion. Mostly because we are craving their delicious chicken fingers, so that goes to say something. So tender, yet crispy outside just like they should be, but did i mention tender? Their secret sauce is addicting as well, so we always order just a couple extra. (it tastes great with their crinkle cut fries, a personal fav of mine). The Caniac Combo is a great value (6 chicken fingers, fries, texas toast, coleslaw & 2 canes sauces) — or you can opt for the 3 or 4 piece combo. Sandwhiches are great as well, but those chicken fingers are to die for and we prefer them outside of the bun. Great either way though! Also open late, closing at 11 AM which is nice when you catch yourself hungry after time’s slipped away.

I feel like Canes has much potential they should take a book from Zaxbys and put seasoning on there fries better yet have big steak fries The tenders are yum

After a long period of time, I decided to give Cane’s another shot and boy have they impressed me much more than my first couple visits. The food has been consistently tastier than when I first tried it, so I must have had an off day with the chicken strips before. They are crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and have just enough flavor to hold their own without the sauce. I do enjoy the sauce too though (enough to hold the toast and sub in an extra sauce), both on the fries and the chicken. I recommend the box combo so you can try more items.
It’s super crowded during the lunch hour, so give yourself plenty of time. I’ve found that if the drive-​thru line is extremely long, you can usually just walk in and get it to go pretty quickly. The staff are always friendly here too, which makes it particularly nice for a fast food experience. Also, if you’re heading south on MacArthur as you’re leaving, it’s much easier to get out of the lot at the exit that’s closer to the Starbucks lot.

Fast food places are all about timing. If you happen to come in right after the food was just prepared, you can bet that everything will taste amazingly fresh. Come during off-​hours and you run the risk of receiving food that has been under the heat lamp for a bit.
Luckily for me, the stars aligned for my arrival at Cane’s on a Sunday morning at 11AM. I ordered the 3 finger combo, and everything was insanely fresh. The chicken fingers were perfectly fried with a light enough batter and tender hot chicken underneath. The fries were also great — not too soggy, but a good balance of crisp and soft. And the Texas Toast should go without saying how it was soft and buttery. Pair all of this with the legendary Cane’s sauce and you’ve got a solid fast food meal.
Hopefully I will be lucky enough to come in at the right time for my next visit to relive the deliciousness of this visit :)

I came here again two more times after my first review, later on last week. I had a total different outcome! I ordered just tinders and texas toast with canes sauce and all i could say was wow! Of course as mentioned in my first review the texas toast is a little slice of heaven here on earth. I would love to know if they actually sear the toast in a garlic butter sauce because thats what it taste like. Even though I could do for a little seasoning on the chicken tenders I can’t complain they were still delicious. My advice to anyone going here for the first time, just stick with chicken and bread so you wont leave disappointed. I actually wish there was a combo that only offered chicken and Texas toast with the sauce but until then I’ll continue to only order à la cart when going to canes.

I had to give Raising Cane’s a try since they don’t have these in California, and I stopped by to pick up food on a recent work trip to Dallas. There was no line at the drive-​thru around 6:30pm on a Monday night, and I ordered The Box Combo (4 Chicken Fingers, Fries, Coleslaw, 1 Cane’s Sauce, Texas Toast, Drink, $ 7.29,
). For the price, you get a lot of food, and I was full after the first 2 chicken fingers. Some were crunchier than others, and those ones were better. Overall, I thought everything was just ok– even the sauce wasn’t as amazing as I expected it to be. Solid meal and portions, but nothing to go out of your way to get. At least the food came out super quickly at the drive-​thru so you don’t have to wait long at all.

Kind of hard to get excited about a fast food chain selling only chicken tenders, but it’s just that good. The canes sauce is ridiculous. I get the box meal and substitute the coleslaw for extra sauce. The chicken is top quality and though sometimes there is a little wait it is well worth it for the quality and freshness of the tenders. The Texas toast is amazing too. Canes also gives back to our local schools and participates in community events, love love love to support the businesses that support our community. We love Canes!

This is our first visit here. My wife loved it and thinks it’s better than Chick-​fil-​A.
I really enjoyed the chicken strips, the special sauce is very good, the Texas Toast was awesome, the Coleslaw was one of the best and the fries tasted homemade.
I wouldn’t say they’re perfect but if I’m ever craving some chicken strips, this will be a definite option.