Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

First time at a Raising Cane's. I think it was pretty good and there are so many chicken options in Orlando it's certainly tough to stand out.The staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurant was decently busy, but everything was still clean, and staff was keeping up with the customer flow.The menu was all tenders in various counts or made into a sandwich. I can respect focusing on one item to get it perfect but while good it really was not too remarkable to me. The chicken was very tender and breaded, but I found it a bit on the soft/soggy side for my liking. I understand their sauce is the star of the show, but I was not really a fan. I can say the price was more than reasonable so if you needed a basic, quick and affordable meal this would be a great option. There are so many Chicken places so this might be good for your taste.

Wow. What a difference a month makes. You have one thing on your menu and you can't keep up the quality? Sorry Todd Graves, maybe you need to quit making appearances on Shark Tank saying how great you are and how you perfected and focused on one item and get on your franchise stores to deliver what you're promising.After loving my first visit, I went back and was super disappointed. The fries were cold AF and I had to go back and get fresh ones. And the breading on the chicken tenders was falling off. This reminded me of what happened at the Lake Nona location as well and I'm not sure if they're making big batches and letting them sit or what, but something is off in the process.It was super crowded as people go crazy for this place, so even trying to go back to the counter to say something wasn't in the cards. There was no sense of a manager or anybody checking up on how things are. Just deal with the crowds and serve the lines of lemmings.I figured it might be a fluke so I went again, and it happened again, breading all over the place and super duper greasy too. The tenders sitting in the grease got soggy quick too. The fries were hot at least on this visit.I don't get where people say these are the best tenders. Sure, I find the insides to be great (moist and tender), but the grease and lack of full breading coverage is terrible. Maybe it's just the Orlando locations? Or maybe they got away from their roots (and are finding cost cutting measures).It's been open a while, so they should have their stuff together by now, but it's just greasy tenders with breading falling off. I prefer the new Saucy concept, the actual KFC, Zaxby's and Cheddars to this over-hyped place.

Let me start off by saying that this is the best run Raising Cane's in all of Orlando! I have visited this location twice now and was extremely impressed both times -- chicken tenders and fries were fresh, food came out quickly, and there is actually room in the restaurant to sit at a table. It is a much more pleasant experience when compared to a certain other Raising Cane's that is in a much more touristy section of Orlando. I have also eaten inside and grabbed food via the drive thru and both experiences were positive. My only complaint is that on the drive thru visit they had run out of coleslaw, so make sure that you visit earlier in the day to make sure that everything is in stock!

Had to visit Raising Cane's and see what all the hype was about. Food was good and tasted fresh, but I was surprised by the limited menu. Be warned, when they say "Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers" they really mean JUST chicken fingers. Only other sides are fries, coleslaw, or Texas toast. Solid option if you're in the mood for chicken fingers and getting fast food. Their drive thru line was long but very efficient so the wait wasn't bad.

Just here it add a pic. 2nd try, still good. Coleslaw was meh. Would go again but there are better tender options around. Same swift and kind service as before. They opened a new location near Altamonte Mall also. Congrats!

We come from Las Vegas and when we heard about Raising Canes opening in Florida was exiting until actually when the day after opening was not impressed the main protein their chicken Tenders was a disappointment they use to be longer and thicker now they were size of large nuggets the manager was walking around got his attention he ask us how was everything so we told him the True and he said well this a 9 billion company and we are doing well so we told him about the size of the chicken Tenders and he said well inflation and walked off we will not be going back again we will keep our business to PDQ for Chicken Tenders plus more options on their menu! Service ?

5 stars for fast casual dining! I have been to all three Raising Canes locations in central Florida. All serve up the same goodies and we have never been disappointed.However this location is smaller and in a spot that requires a little more effort to travel to if you're in East Orlando. Which keeps the place hopping but not impossible to find a table to eat. The folks here are always friendly and ready to serve! We usually get 25 fingers with four to eight sides and it never takes more than 10 minutes. With this location being fast, friendly, and convenient this is our favorite Raising Canes!

Really fresh and fast! Enjoyed the Cane's sauce and the delicious chicken tenders. Really enjoyed their food and the sauce but wished they had ranch for the tenders. Overall a good first time dining experience. The inside of the location is cute and has discoballs on the ceiling and upbeat music playing. Would like to come back for a quick meal or a snack.

Ehhh I have to say I'm not impressed by all the hype. My godsons have been hype men for this place and I decided to give it try today. Me and hubby both agree it's not that special. I am a zaxbys girl and I will have to stick with my favorite. Service was good but food in our opinion was 3.5

Holy smokes this place is Jampacked. Whats special here is the sauce though. The chicken is pretty good as well