Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Always Great!The Texas toast gets me every time, but the crinkle fries take me over the top. Slower drive-thru than some places, butbut worth the wait.

Ben to a few of these and they are setup the exact same way. Service was fast and the chicken was hot. The food is always reliable since it is just chicken fingers and fries. Will definitely go to another one and probably this one when I am in Colorado.

The breading on the chicken, the sauce, and the fries are delish. It's a refreshing change from the likes of McDonald's, Chic-fil-A, Wendy's, Dave's, and others.The chicken is juicy, tender, and steaming. It's fast food, but well-cooked. I am admittedly not a fan of the sandwich bread / "Texas Toast," but the chicken and fries suffices for me. I don't think I've seen many dessert options or pastries here.As a word of advice, we always ask for "well done" fries because they tend to be a little skinny and soft.The interior looks pretty cool. The service was great. Everything was handled pretty quickly and we received our food within 5 minutes of ordering. There is a drive thru at this location, as well.

Jamie is amazing. That is the review. Oh, and their Texas Toast is also the best :)

After arriving into DEN from a late flight, I was ravenously hungry. It was past midnight and I thought we were going to go hungry... starving through the night, waiting for a small morsel of breakfast. BUT I was WRONG. Raising Canes stays open until 3AM. Mike (the manager) and the evening crew were frying up chicken tendies to perfection, don't even get me started on the Canes sauce. The indoor seating was kept tidy and my stomach has never been more grateful.

It was my first time trying raising canes and I loved it! I was so impressed with how crispy the chicken was and how much comes with the meal combo. I loved the canes sauce they have and the coleslaw was fire. I went through the drive through and it was pretty quick service and very friendly.

This is a fast food restaurant that specializes in chicken fingers. Although it is a national chain, I had never heard of it until attending a yelp community event. I enjoyed it so much that since then I have been a returning customer.What I really enjoyed and what sets this apart from other chicken fast food restaurants is the cane sauce. All I know is that it is made of mayonnaise, catch-up, and handfuls of other secret spices and ingredients. I liked to dip my chicken fingers as well as my french fries in the sauce. I also found the employees at this location to be very friendly.

I rarely write reviews, and I hate that it has come to this because I don't like to complain. Having worked in the food industry myself, I understand how challenging it can be. However, I feel compelled to share my experience.On Sunday, December 8th, my friend and I were craving Cane's. We checked their opening hours and saw they opened at 10 AM. Though it was an early time to eat Cane's, cravings don't wait. Relieved by the early opening time, we arrived at the drive-thru around 10:30 AM.We waited for five minutes at the intercom, but no one responded. After confirming online that the restaurant opened at 10 AM, we decided to call. The staff informed us they were opening an hour later than scheduled. While this was unusual, we decided to wait. Strangely, as soon as the call ended (around 10:40 AM), the intercom was answered.We placed our order and proceeded to the window. The staff member took our payment and handed us our drinks, then closed the window to prepare our food--or so we thought. A couple of minutes later, she informed us they had forgotten to warm up the toaster, so it would take another 10 minutes. We were a bit annoyed but remained polite and said it was fine.After 10 minutes passed, another staff member came to the window to tell us it would be an additional 10 minutes and that "the food would be hot and ready for us" (which felt unnecessary to point out). By this point, a line had formed behind us, and frustrated customers were getting out of their cars to check the delay, while others drove away.We felt stuck. If we had known it would take 30 minutes, we would have gone elsewhere, but we had already paid. After waiting for half an hour and turning what should have been a one-hour trip into a nearly two-hour ordeal, we finally got our food.Unfortunately, the food was disappointing. The fries were undercooked, and the drinks were watered down from melted ice. Overall, this was a frustrating experience, and I hope Cane's management addresses these issues to avoid similar situations in the future.

Great chicken, sauce, fries and coleslaw (I don't even like coleslaw).wish there was one in Washington state

Good chicken But this visit the ketchup machine was out. No little paper cups to fill even. When I tried a makeshift container (a soda lid), the final remains of the ketchup came out in force and splattered me. No packets either. The staff gave me a napkin and nothing else. With El Pollo Loco, Dave's Hot Chicken and Bird Call in town, I can pass on Canes.