Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

I really enjoyed the cool atmosphere of this restaurant, and the portions were definitely generous. It was great to see all the UNC inspired decor, especially since it's located on campus. However, the lobby area is a bit small, so it would be beneficial if they implemented ordering kiosks to speed up the ordering process. Additionally, it would be nice if they offered table service to help reduce congestion in the lobby. For my meal, I ordered the chicken fingers and fries. Both were fresh and tasty. The only disappointment was that they only served their own sauce and ketchup, and I was hoping for some barbecue sauce. Despite this, I would definitely consider coming back for lunch in the future.

Was very good way better than zaxbys fries a lil small but good sauce is amazing would recommend

Check out Raising Cane's in Chapel Hill! The restaurant is surrounded by cute local shops and the Morehead Planetarium. So you can grab a bite and then explore a little. The restaurant is newer so it was pretty busy when we went in but it didn't take too long to order and get our food. The building is two story so they upstairs is the seating and downstairs to order. The staff were nice and the food was fresh, hot and delicious!

This is my second time eating Raising Cane's and it didn't disappoint. Popular spot for UNC students as it's walking distance from campus. Food came out in less than 10 minutes. For some reason the chicken seemed less crispy than last time but it was still yummy nonetheless. The fries I could probably pass on but the Texas toast always is a 10/10. Feel kind of guilty I didn't choose to eat at a local mom and pop shop but the closest Cane's to me is Times Square and I don't go there unless I'm seeing a Broadway show.

Service was great considering how overwhelming it was inside. Orders were swift and efficient. For it to be as crowded as it was, the staff was positive and polite as if my order was the first order of the day. The vibes of the restaurant were modern and comfy. Enough booths for everyone dining in. The food itself was okay. I feel like it was overhyped because the franchise and it being slightly new. Overall I enjoyed the experience and would recommend eating here as a lunchtime meal.

Place is very busy! I went at 3 in the afternoon on a Saturday and it took about 30 minutes to place an order and then get the food.People were ok - busy. No substitute items, chicken fingers were good as well as the sauce. You can order ahead but it was still behind.

The chicken is good maybe a bit bland but crispy and juicy. The sauce was good(and needed for the chicken) although reminiscent of a toned down Zaxby's sauce. The fries are kind of okay, like school fries. The coleslaw was like kfc. The Texas toast is probably the best thing on their super limited menu. The service was good. I bypassed the line by ordering on their app which worked well. But my order was correct and the people were friendly. The restaurant was clean and had a cool UNC theme to it. I didn't go up stairs to check out the seating but it seems like they did the most with the space they have. I wish the menu had some more options. It's chicken strips with or without fries and bread with the option of one sauce. I guess you can get the strips put in a sandwich if you'd like. In a world with Zaxby's, Bojangles, Popeyes, and others I can't see myself going out of the way or waiting in a big line for this but I'd eat it again if it was around. It was worth the trip to Chapel Hill once to see what the fuss about.

Yay! Finally got a chance to try Raising Cane's! It's a cause for celebration!Totally did not disappoint. I placed my order through the app for pickup, which is definitely the way to go. Parking on Franklin is infamously horrific, but there were surprisingly a few open spots right out front of the store. My order was ready upon arrival and the staff were friendly. There wasn't much of a line (I went around 4), just a few customers waiting for their orders. Inside is beautiful! The upstairs is really cool. I ordered the tenders combo which comes with chicken tenders, toast, slaw, and French fries (plus Cane's sauce). The tenders were super juicy and tender with a nice crisp exterior. The toast and slaw were also good, nothing extravagant but good. The fries were fine, definitely could use some seasoning but they weren't bad. This is my first time trying Cane's ever so I can't help but compare to Zaxby's. The chicken FAR surpasses Zaxby's. There isn't even a competition. Same for the sauce, while similar, I much prefer Cane's as it's a little sweeter. I see why people buy it by the cup' I'm torn on the toast, and prefer Zaxby's fries. I highly recommend checking out Cane's, if nothing else for the chicken and sauce! Ordering on the app is the way to go, especially during peak times.

An addendum, if I may. I got the toast also! Toasted and buttery. I think people's qualms about blandish chicken, mediocre fries, and an overhyped (but still good!) said are valid. I just don't need much in a chicken tender experience- Cane's is quick, well fried, and overtly good.

Raising Cane's has quickly become my new go-to spot for satisfying quick meals. I've already visited twice since they opened, and both times I've been impressed by the efficiency of their service. Despite the bustling lunch rush, the staff consistently delivers orders promptly, which is quite remarkable considering the long lines that sometimes form. The employees are always friendly and attentive, adding to the pleasant dining experience.But the real star of the show is the food. For a meal consisting of crispy chicken tenders, perfectly seasoned fries, a refreshing coleslaw, and a tangy dipping sauce, the price is spot-on. It's hard to find such a high-quality and satisfying meal at such a reasonable price these days. Raising Cane's has set a new standard for fast food excellence.