Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Every time I see a homeless person getting help in CA, they always ask for Raising Cane's but I had never had it. I can see why they loved. Food was fresh and delicious!

Raising Cane's serves very good chicken and the atmosphere is really nice as well. Sometimes the line outside can get pretty long, but when you get your chicken it's a good wait because that chicken is delicious. I think the staff is always very friendly and knowledgeable so things just go smoothly, so you don't even mind the long wait. But it's mainly all about the chicken.

I saw we had a new Cane's here in Noblesville and decided to drive about 25 minutes to give it a try today. I've been to other locations in Ohio and Nevada and wanted to see how it compared. I decided to place a mobile order through the app to avoid a wait. I arrived and was told by a customer that the dining room was closed. Seeing as the pickup counter is inside, I attempted to get in and found the doors were all locked. This was very odd and also feels like it would be a poor fire safety practice (and perhaps even against fire code) to lock the doors of a restaurant while occupied by the public. That said, the staff wouldn't open the door for me to get my order. I then waited for a customer to leave so I could enter and retrieve my order at the pickup station. I sat down in the now-locked dining area with a few other patrons. I noted that the soda machine was inoperable and didn't offer any self-service refills. The chicken tenders, while good, weren't the crunchy tenders I remember. Maybe they just under cooked them a little or something, but not really how I remembered them. The fries were fine but the coleslaw and toast were awesome. Overall a little disappointed in the whole trip given the distance and experience, but I hope comments like this will help management improve their establishment over time.

Raising Cane's is one of my favorite places to eat, and I'm very excited to have one here now.

The menu is pretty much chicken fingers, French fries, Cole slaw, Texas toast, Cane's sauce, beverages, and that's it...but these are my favorite chicken tenders. The sauce is kind of like Chick fil a sauce, but less BBQ and more mayonnaise flavor.

The staff here have been fast, friendly, and professional. The manager even came around to say hello and thank guests for eating here.

One big disclaimer I want to mention is that Cane's is best when you eat it fresh...so dining inside or parking after the drive through to eat is my personal recommendation. The reason why is the food is generally so hot and fresh that it will get soggy quickly if left in the carry out container for too long.

Pictures are from opening day by the way. 2nd time I visited it wasn't nearly as crowded.