Raising Cane's

Almost always good food and good service: if you show up when they're open. If you're like me and don't realize they've closed @ 2am after you've gotten off a late night shift yourself, however, you'll be met with angry folks who call you a "bi1tch" and flip you off as you drive away, even if you didn't bother anyone before leaving. I couldn't tell that these folks were employees right away because they seemed more like a group of drunk people being rowdy outside the store than people going home or closing the store, 15 minutes after the closing time. I kindly returned the gesture and bid the agitated fellow a good night, but felt that maybe other people ought to be warned about the dangers of not checking the hours before you go.

I loved Cane's when I lived out of state. I had been wanting to come since this new location was advertised to open.
I was surprised at the efficiency of the drive-thru staff. It was a very long line but I had hardly any wait time. I appreciated that the staff stayed good humored and polite even with the rush.
The food was good BUT the toast was WAY smaller than I remember it from before. I was disappointed about that. The strips we definitely smaller than I remember as well. Over all, might come back when in the mood but it's just not the quality food I remembered.

Chicken taste good. Too greasy.The sauce is good, I added some to coleslaw gives it more flavor. Texas toast could be better, not much flavor. Tea too sweet so I mixed it with the unsweetened.

Excellent new convenient location off of I-15... A great place to do a pit stop, and a meal. Drive-thru is a little tight on the first turn to the right. So far there were extra parking spots available. I'm looking forward to a location opening up in the South Bay.