Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

A bit pricey for what it is. Their sauce is not even that special. The chicken doesn't need it actually, and the garlic bread is a nice twist to fast food.BUT!!! Customer service is everything and makes the food and experience that much more worthy.Fries with no salt please. I got fries with salt. My fault cause I said it late. A manager overheard and without hesitation asked for my fries to be replaced immediately. Stepped up, and was a manager making sure the customer leaves happy. Imagine my posted photo is of him and not the food! Lol

I recently found out about this place through two people I know who have been there. I have never heard about Raising Cane's before. I got the opportunity to visit this establishment after trying to figure out what to have for lunch one cold day in December. I them decided to give it a try at first I was about to change my mind because the lines were so long they seem to be moving quacking so I hang tight and finally got to make my order . I got the four piece tenders combo meal. Let's just say I was not disappointed talk about tender chicken that sauce is everything oh so good and rich. I loved it so much I went back the next day for lunch. I will definitely recommend to anyone looking for some good tender chicken.

I went to this location months upon months ago when I think this was the only location in NYC. They're still pretty popular now even after all the hype died down for whatever reason and they have several more locations now. I had the combo that came with 4 chicken tenders, a piece of Texas toast, some coleslaw, fries, a drink, and their famous sauce. The chicken was bland and a bit dry and needed the slightly sweet sauce to have any flavor with the sauce itself reminding me a bit of Russian dressing but maybe with a couple spices added. The fries were pretty terrible being crinkle cut and the toast was an alright piece of bread. The coleslaw also wasn't too tasty being just pretty dry for coleslaw without that much dressing. The tea was fine but it's tea so yeah. It's not the worst chicken you can have and it's obviously better than let's say McDonald's or some other places like that but for the price point which is around $15 and if you're going to get tenders, there are several better options. The best is the excellent 8-Bit Bites which has both much tastier chicken tenders, much better fries which are spiced, and the chicken has better sauce options. There's also the cheaper Halal Munchies which gives way more tenders and several other places. They're going to stay in business because of their location but I personally would never go back.

What is the craze with this place? It's mediocre and nothing special as what people hyped it to be. The sweet tea was not that sweet. The fries were nothing. The chicken wasn't special...could've been cooked darker. They didn't offer ketchup packets to go so I had to eat my food there and it was much too crowded.Eh, I personally would skip this.

Now don't get me wrong, the food is good. But at this specific location, they have repeatedly gotten my order wrong. The cashier is fine, but every single time I've ordered something from the kiosk they get something about my order wrong. Missing the extra toast or fries. Adding coleslaw when I specifically had it removed. I ordered a Caniac combo, and it was missing 2 of the 6 tenders. A Caniac Combo costs 20 bucks, minimum, so this isn't exactly a permissible error. Get your act together, read the orders more carefully.

This is the worst Raising Cane's ever. Hell no would I ever come here again. I expected better than what I got today after ordering the sandwich combo. I told the cashier that I wanted the unsweetened tea and she ended up giving me the sweetened tea, which was loaded with lots of pure cane sugar making the tea unbearably sweet to drink. I couldn't finish it at all and had to throw it out. Then as I was almost finished with my fries, I saw a strand of hair that either came from the pubic or some private part area and I was immediately shocked and distraught! I was very mad that a strand of hair could even be in the food. I lost trust in this Raising Cane's location and will never ever step foot into this place ever again.

First time trying Raising Canes. Didn't know what to get so got the kids meal which came out to $8 and change. I got two juicy tenders with side of fries and a soda. the Tenders didn't seem like there's any seasoning on it. It's the sauce that makes it work. Now that I finally tired this spot, would I go out of my way for it? Probably not.

This is the 2nd Raising Cane's I've been to this month (1st one was in Times Square). Came here around 12:30 pm on a Sunday, and surprisingly, it wasn't busy. The restaurant was clean and had a lot of employees. We got 3 of the caniac combos & some extra fingers. The employee took my order correctly, but it's the kitchen who messed up- I asked for no coleslaw for all 3 combos and wanted 2 extra toast & 1 extra sauce instead. I received 3 coleslaw and 3 extra sauces. I went to tell the employee and showed my receipt, which clearly states what I said- atleast they were nice about it, admitted fault, and gave me the 2 toasts. The employees are very friendly, including the security guard. However, the food wasn't as good as the one in Times Square. The chicken fingers weren't that crispy, and the fries were soggy. Toast & coleslaw were good. The kids had a good time here- we'll definitely be back again unless they decide to open one on Long Island.

This location feels like a it could be in a theme park or tourist trap, but it's right near the heart of downtown Brooklyn on the Fulton Mall strip. The space is loud, large, bright and airy. The servers all greet you with a rousing chorus of "Welcome to Cane's!" Its cute if you're visiting, but annoying the next time. The tenders are good! They don't taste frozen or mechanically formed. And to be perfectly honest, I'm not a big fan of the sauce but I get why people like it. Since they have a small menu, the orders come out fairly quickly. It's not uncommon to see what looks like the equivalent of a football team waiting at the counter but they're able to clear it out quickly.

The chicken fingers are moist and tender white meat pieces. The suggested meal is quite large! 4 pieces of chicken tenders, coleslaw, Texas toast and fries!!!! And a drink too! It's a little costly that average fast food but worth it. Today we had to wait on a long time before n a long line - 10-12 people and one cashier. This is a good size restaurant with plenty of seating. They had counter seats, booths, tables.... Colorful and bright decor. The only complaint is that the fries were a little limp and soggy. The chicken could have been crisper. But overall still good!