Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Raising Cane's is always fresh and hot anytime I've eaten there. The first time I went there, I remember being surprised that they only served chicken...but I suppose they know what they excel at. If you're not a fan of the Cane's sauce, they also have honey mustard!

Came in at opening to a nice clean and comfortable restaurant. Staff were friendly and not overly fake-friendly which is nice. Music was not too loud, and had an interesting mix of artists playing. Food took a little longer since they had just opened, but totally worth the wait. Eating in the restaurant is definitely better than taking it to go; chicken and fries were hot and crispy and the garlic bread wasn't soggy from box condensation. Saved a couple of tenders to go and ate them cold, they still had a nice crunch and tasted great! Will definitely be back.

Love the chicken and sauce. Tea is always perfect. Fast and correct everyone we have visited. Can't go wrong here.

Hot and delicious as usual. Nice stop for a quick meal during road trip. Got the sandwich combo with sauce on the side. Good Dr Pepper too.

See edit... It's chicken strips, fries and slaw and Italian bread being passed off as Texas toast. Nothing special about any of that, especially the Not-Texas toast. The Cane sauce is their redeeming grace. I prefer "chick"en a little more "golden" and some mashed potatoes w/gravy or Cajun fries from the muscle bound sailor are better sides than fries and soggy slaw. I probably won't be coming back. But who knows? I may want some more of that Cane sauce...

Edit - couldn't deny the Cane sauce, and the timeliness. They're pretty darn fast. Still not my favorite style of strip or side options... But fast and that DANG sauce!