Raising Cane's

Ordering online is the way to go. Otherwise the place can feel overwhelming esp with it being on Michigan Ave.

Glad I was finally able to try this spot. The place is a zoo! People going in every direction. You have no idea who is in what line, who was eating or waiting for food at the tables near the register. There is a kiosk line that spills over to the waiting for pick up mob. Food was mediocre. Chicken Finger Plate, thought it was a good quality, but slightly undercooked. Lacked any crispness. Didn't care for their dipping sauce too much either. The ketchup and napkins are next to soda machines. That was a challenge to access do to the large group of teens surrounding area. I know, a VERY successful chain with a terrific business model! Wouldn't have been that busy unless they were doing something right. If I was hungry, the location was slow and I was walking by, I might return, but I won't make it a destination stop again.

Located across from the bean on the corner of Michigan Ave and Madison. I made a quick stop here after a night out, about 30 minutes before closing. It's extremely hard for me to resist some crispy chicken from Cane's. I placed a large online order for me and my boys. It was hot and fresh when I arrived! The service was awesome. The store is well lit and very nicely decorated. When I'm in the loop next week -- I'm grabbing food here.

Best chicken fingers for a cheap price. Always consistent quality and the canes sauce is unlike any other. I crave Canes atleast once a week!

I've always heard of the long lines at the new Raising Canes in South Florida so when I was in Chicago and saw a Raising Canes with no line,l I had to go in. I ordered at the kiosk and it was very quick and easy. My order was ready and myname was called very quickly. I ordered the box combo with four chicken tenders, crinkle fries, toast, Canes sauce, and a soda. With tax it was over $14. I found the chicken tenders were lacking in flavor. The toast was good, although smaller than I had expected. I love coleslaw and this was good. The Canes sauce was good but not all that different than sauces at other places.The interior has a very cool vibe. There was an employee actively clearing and cleaning tables. I am glad I got to try Canes and happy I didn't have to wait in a long line.

It was my first time here . Even though the restaurant was so busy and there was a long line , the employees behind the cashier were all very efficient and fast in getting the orders and preparing the food . Customer service was great . The restaurant was clean and it was very well organized and decoration was super nice . I like the food, the taste of everything was great .

All my stars go towards the food. I always thought Raising Cane's was a Southern chain when I first tried it in Kentucky, but was so glad that they opened a location in downtown Chicago. I love the chicken tenders combo and the toast they give. The Canes sauce is so good! It kinda sucks extra sauce costs like 50 cents though. Prices are kinda steep for the platters ($13 for 3 tender combo with a drink, fries and small coleslaw). The location loses stars because of their staff and service. The food takes like 15+ minutes to come out. Ran into some incredibly rude staff. Needed to wash my hands and needed a code to enter the restroom from the worker. They first said "it's for paying customers only" and then asked me for a receipt and then gave a snarky comment. Asking for purchase is fine, but I could do without the rudeness and snarky-ness. The restaurant was pretty clean and pretty big. Always busy but there was room to sit.

Despite all the hype, I personally was not a fan; everything tasted just okay to me. 3 friends and I shared 2 combo meals amongst us, which contains 6 tenders, 2 pieces of toast, a small container of coleslaw, fries, sauce, and a drink. The chicken was alright, but not crispy enough and a little soggy. The fries were just okay too-- too soft for my liking. The coleslaw and the sauce were fine, but nothing special. I think my favorite part of it was the toast, which was quite crunchy and I enjoyed its light and slightly sweet flavor.It was pretty crowded inside, but everything was fast. We ordered quickly on a self-service kiosk, found a table easily, and our order was ready at the front in a few minutes. The interior vibes were pretty nice with decorative wall hangings and funky lighting. -- Price (relative to peers): 4.5/5Food: 3/5Ambience: 4.5/5Service: N/AOverall Value: 3/5

So I am from Florida and we spotted a raising canes in downtown Chicago, which is supposedly some cult like place for chicken fingers. We stopped in and got three chicken finger baskets with fries. The service was good and the food came out fast and hot. The fries were excellent and the chicken was decent but I didn't think it was anything super Duper special. I will say their special sauce was definitely tasty, but again, not sure about the cult like following. If you are in the mood for chicken fingers and fries, this is definitely a place you will want to try.

There was a hair under my chicken sandwich and by the time I got back to my job I wasn't even going to waste my time to go back. Ended up throwing it away.