Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Good food, polite staff, definitely one of the better chicken places. Chicken tenders are tasty and fresh, the fries are never soggy or too salty, the toast is really nice and a good part of the meal. The lemonade is exceptionally good, will be coming back

Amazing food. Love the chicken and the sauce is the best part about this place. The lemonade is also pretty good. I love that the indoor decor is specific to the town that the restaurant is in.

Great chicken fingers, simple menu, good location. Food was fresh and hot. Chicken was delicious. Always long lines, must try.

I used to love going to Raising Canes when I lived in Phoenix, so I was excited to get my chicken tender fix. The line moved pretty quickly and the workers were efficient, but still helpful and friendly. Ordered a box combo (4 tenders) and a Craniac (6 tenders) for four people, as I recall the serving portions to be huge in Phoenix. This might be an LA thing, but the chicken tenders were a lot smaller and they really skimped on the fries. The chicken tenders are pretty bland, but the sauce is good. It’s an extra 30 something cents per sauce but they do keep well if you want to use them for some home cooked chicken tenders. The fries are crinkle-cut and were under seasoned. The Texas toast was very good - it was still warm and buttery by the time we got to eat it. If you like iced tea, I’d recommend getting half sweet tea and half unsweetened tea so that you get the right balance of sweetness. The combo also comes with coleslaw although you can request another piece of toast in lieu of it. Overall the service is friendly, portion sizes were on the smaller side, the food is good but needs a bit more salt, and the Texas toast is really good.