Raising Cane's

Dropped my neice off in Boston. Before heading back home, we went to lunch. We walked to Raising Cane's. This place was great. It is small and busy for lunch, but the chicken was the most tender and delicious that I've ever had. There are several chicken places near where I live, none compared to this place. Thank you "N" for bringing me there.

Was going to eat somewhere else but when I saw all the people in the window, I decided it was finally time to try (Raising) Cane's, for so many students recommended it. When you haven't eaten all day and just biked seven miles in the heat, Cane's slaps hard as Will Smith trying to take his manhood back by force at an award's show. I love the crinkle fries, which remind me of the microwaveable Ore-Ida french fries, that fattened me up as a child. The chicken itself is just alright when you compare it to that of Popeyes; it lacks that crispy breaded exterior, the ornate armor that covers the Popeye's breast, but the sauce is dope and unique to Cane's. Plus, it's over eighty degrees here and that Sweet Tea will hit your tongue like a ball bat. As the summer gets hotter, I may just keep coming here every week to stuff my face with the $11.69 lunch box (4 fingers, fries, texas toast, slaw, and a fountain drink). Make sure to keep refilling your bev till you're satisfied and then fill it up one more time for the road. Second visit update: The quality and consistency of the food remain. However, I was trying to get on the Wifi, as I was told that every Cane's customer gets temporary Wifi access with their order, but the girl behind the counter told me they just use the BU Wifi, which I couldn't get on. I really wanted to watch College Football on the Ipad while I ate my Cane's, but I'll just have to keep that in mind next time

Raising Cane's is a fast-food restaurant chain that specializes in serving chicken fingers. The restaurant was founded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1996 and has since expanded across the United States and internationally. The chain's menu is simple: they offer three different combinations of chicken fingers, fries, coleslaw, Texas toast, and a signature Cane's sauce. The quality of the food at Raising Cane's is consistently praised by customers. The chicken fingers are made with 100% premium white meat chicken tenderloins, and the fries are always crispy and well-seasoned. The Cane's sauce is a fan favorite for its unique flavor that perfectly complements the chicken fingers. One of the standout features of Raising Cane's is their commitment to customer service. The employees are friendly and efficient, and the restaurant's atmosphere is welcoming and lively. The restaurant always has a clean and organized appearance, making for a pleasant dining experience. Overall, Raising Cane's is a great option for anyone looking for a quick and delicious meal. Their focus on quality, simplicity, and customer service has made them a popular choice among fast-food enthusiasts. If you're a fan of chicken fingers, fries, and good vibes, you won't be disappointed with Raising Cane's.

Chicken fingers at a reasonable price - surprisingly unseasoned (outside of salt) and the sauce is a solid 4 out of 5. Dining there means you get to eat it fresh out of the fryer, but then you'll have to deal with the subpar cleanliness and college crowd. Would go again if the line is short. Expect to wait 10+ minutes for your order.