Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

The food was good. The chicken tenders were the highlight, of course. The bread, coleslaw, and sauce were ok. The lemonade was extremely good! We waited over 3 and a half hours to try this and in my opinion it wasn’t worth that wait. Still a fun/cool experience being able to try it on opening day. But if you want to try this I would recommend waiting until the hype has died down.

I’ve been a fan of Raising Canes for a long time. Super happy to try the one here in Canton bc it’s closer to my home. Food was fantastic, the service was fast. Being absolutely packed in here, the staff are doing a wonderful job! I highly recommend this place. The chicken’s the highlight of course, but still. Absolutely delicious! My girlfriend and I love it!

Other than the usual headaches consistent with a grand opening (long wait times), I was glad to see this restaurant in Canton, MI. Food was great, staff was great, and I was satisfied. I highly encourage new RC customers to grab 2-3 extra Caine's sauces to use on everything... The chicken, the fries, the toast, or even leftovers from another restaurant sitting at home in the fridge. The sauce is that yummy to me at least lol.

I am so excited that raising canes is in canton! I’ve always wanted to try this place and especially that sauce! The food was hot, fresh, crispy and delicious! The employees were very nice and the service was fast and efficient. I will definitely be back! :) Tip; Ask for bread buttered on both sides ;)

Friendly, fast service! Everyone working was incredibly pleasant and helpful. The food was consistent with the many (many, many) other Cane's restaurants I've been to. It only took 45 minutes to get through the line, order, and get my meal on their second day of business - not bad at all. I'll most certainly be back!

This place is super hyped-up, so I had to try it. My conclusion is, NOT WORTH IT! I'm happy I didn't drive to MSU last year to try it. I was told they have a Cane's up there, too. Ann Arbor is getting one in May, "I heard." Service is definitely not Fil-A quality either. But not to say it was bad. I got Two, 6 finger dinner meals and Two, kids meals. 2 pops, 2 lemonades, and some extra sauce. That was about $51.⁰⁰ In comparison to Chick-fil-A, it's not even close when it comes to chicken. Fil-A by 100 miles. I do like the way the Cane's chicken is battered. That's about it. People say it's all about the Cane's sauce, and it's probably no more than just masked salad dressing with extra stuff infused. Fries are similar to White Castles. I'd probably take White Castles fries over Cane's fries. It's not worth the time or effort coming here. I can't say it's not worth the money. I do think it was priced appropriately. The inside line and drive thru was too long for the kind of blah food they serve. Won't be back anytime soon. The only way I'd come back is if I'm dying of hunger and the drive-thru line is NO MORE than a 5m wait.

It's here! It's here! It's here! I was first introduced to Raising Cane in Las Vegas. I love it! The chicken is great, but the treat is the secret sauce! I was so ecstatic when I saw it coming to the Metro Detroit area!! I look forward to gaining 10 lbs! :)

I braved myself in the snow and huge lines!! I tried online ordering and I couldn't place the order the site was just too busy. I decided to head out and saw the drive-thru lines were crazy but then the dining line was not that long. I waited for almost 45 mins and got my order. The crew was managing the crowd pretty well. My only complaint was that the chicken was a bit low in seasoning.