Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

20260201 I was across the street, and after walking out of Best Buy, I smelled the fried chicken. Looked on Google Maps and found ... must be from Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers across the parking lot. I got the impression that people really like their chicken fingers, and decided to FINALLY give it at try. I ordered the 3 piece chicken fingers online. The restaurant was packed with kids around 2:09 p.m. Sunday, and parking was challenging to find. The food was ready on the shelf for me to pick up when I walked in. The Texas Toast was good, light in flavor and soft in the inside. The fries was like typical fries. I was excited to try the chicken fingers, and they looked delicious. I like the idea of made to order, and they advertised their chicken as premium. The chicken fingers were still very hot after I picked them up and walked across the parking lot to my car in 23 degree freezing weather. The batter was crunchy and light, which I really like. But... every time I bite into the chicken meat, it has this crunchy like feeling as my teeth cut through the meat. The texture felt smoother than I expected from chicken, but it could be the grease and the 24 hour marination. Sometimes the batter breaks open in my mouth, and the chicken meat would fall apart in my mouth as thought they were being held by the outer fried batter. I examined the chicken, and it looked like the crack easily. They look like processed chicken meat, rather than chicken breast as they kind of appear. The prices is excellent. My meal was priced at $11, plus tax. It is just not for me.

Came here with the biggest fan of this place — my 11-year-old 😄. The chicken tasted natural, a little on the salty side, but still edible. The cabbage salad was also quite acceptable 😉. The piece of bread wasn’t really to our taste, but it has the right to exist. The service was so fast that the cashier didn’t even have time to give me change from a $100 bill!

I visited Raising Cane's today and ordered their 3 Finger Combo, and decided to try their famous Sweet Tea as well. The chicken fingers weren't too crispy, but they were fresh, accompanied with the famous Cane's sauce, they tasted good and the portion size was just right. The crinkle fries seemed fresh but nothing special in my opinion, and the Texas toast looked fresh but as with the chicken fingers, it was not crispy and actually seemed a bit soggy. The Sweet Tea was refreshing and I enjoyed it as it wasn't too sweet or lacking flavour. Overall, I enjoyed my meal, though wished the chicken and toast were crispy. The restaurant was clean but quite crowded. Service was good. Thank you

The place is PACKED. I thought that would speak for the chicken but let me tell you - it is 100% not worth it at all. The „special sauce“ is a sauce of mixed ketchup and mayonnaise with vinegar and black pepper. The chicken fingers are good but nothing special … I ate much better chicken in other places … fr try it once but you’ll never go back there. It was definitely not worth waiting … will not go back. All over all 2/10 . The bread that I thought looked online So tasty was soggy and not buttery at all

Raising Cane's never fails! This location, in specific, is top notch. The gentleman who seemed to be the manager talked to every single person in the restaurant to make sure we were all having a good time. Also, the staff did two rounds of cleaning and sanitizing while we were there, which says a lot. Food wasn't overly greasy, and the chicken was perfectly cooked. The atmosphere was lively, and they were playing good music. 10/10 recommend this location.

It was packed and service was super fast..by the time I finished ordering and got the receipt, food was served. Strips were juicy inside and crispy outside and one of the best chicken strips..

Fast and friendly staff with short turnaround time for your food. The place is kept clean and staff will come up to you while eating to ask if you’re doing ok. The place feels welcoming and the food is always good. Chicken is not overly greasy and the fries are solid. Would recommend this specific location.

Frankly, the only positive thing I can say about this place is the sauce and the staff of this place. I understand that they are busy but they need to double check the quality control of the food. The chicken is barely cooked through and way too oily, the fries are overcooked on one side and undercooked on the other (also, it is not seasoned well) & the fact that they need to charge every time I get lemonade is ludacris. But, outside of the negatives, there's a reason why this place is really crowded. The community is very supportive of this place. They just need to do better.

Cane's is a bit further away than other options, but on Sundays when another place (ahem) is closed, Cane's is worth the extra drive. It is a family favorite, especially with our teenagers.

Got delivered a bunch of tenders and it came in warm so that was good. Would say it wouldve been nice if its crisper though. The sauce is probably the best part because the chicken doesn't taste marinated much without it compared to other places around here.

Canes is canes, but I do have to say, the chicken was pretty hot, the fries were pretty crispy, and the toast was great! Definitely was the optimal amount of cooked you want your food to be served as (: might have been the freshest canes i've had!

What type of clowns work here? This looks a meal for a small toddler. Don't charge $11 for this. Garbage! Never coming back here.

The food. If you ask for hot crunchy fries and you get cold limp ones, don't act special when you get it correct 10 minutes later. Done just can't stomach this place. Ketchup dispenser did not even work. Bathrooms are nice. Yea I have tried but damn this is not worth the wait for fries.

I have to be honest the chicken was flavorless not even salt added. I understand the sauce is suppose to be the amazing addition to make the chicken perfect. But the sauce was just ok. The fries plain no salt. Overall this place is over priced for flavorless chicken and mediocre sauce. I will say the chicken was cooked to perfection crispy and moist.

Pretty average. Flavor is standard. Serving size are inconsistent. Drive thru can be slow at times.

I wish the experiences I have here would change I keep retrying and each time my order is incorrect. I have to wait for them to correct it. It's just very inconvenient. The fries are trash. They aren't hot once you leave the drive thru. The very first time I came was a good experience. Since it's been a headache. Tried to check in today but was too far once I pulled off.

The food was typical chicken fingers juicy crispy Hott. I think every order is made to order fries are a little too salty for me. They give you a big piece of Texas toast didn't need it. Coleslaw was tasty. Got two vinegar which I love. The drinks are refillable. Great spot for kids if you have them. Service was great and kept the tables clean. Ambience typical for fast food restaurant they do have a deck or patio.

Awesome experience! I heard the hype about Cane's from my son, so he took me to try it. I got the box with 4 strips, fries, Texas toast, and Cane's sauce. The only thing I found annoying is they nickel and dime you on the sauce. Service was prompt and it felt a bit like a mosh pit waiting for the order. I've been back a couple of times since my initial visit. If I were to rank fast food chicken, I'd still place Chick fil a first, Cane's second. With Cane's sauce, it's a tie.

Really good and crispy chicken The fries are really good and the salt on the fries are good also the cane sauce is so good The only bad thing is that in the drive thru they give too much ice in the cups

Pretty decent chicken fingers I have to say. Piping hot and fresh and definitely juicy chicken like they claim. It's true. I was impressed with the all around experience - my first time here. Each time I'm in the area and drive past (usually on the weekend), the place is JAM PACKED. I don't do crowds and long line waits very well - to the point where I just won't go in. This time, it was about 2PM on a weekday and my buddy and I were hungry for a late lunch but we also didn't want to spoil our dinner. So we decided to split the 6 finger combo called the Caniac Combo - 6 fingers, 2 sauces, order of fries (crinkle cut - hype!! ASK FOR THEM TO BE COOKED WELL DONE / CRISPY - the only way to have fries!), Texas Toast, coleslaw and a drink. All for $16.99. A LOT OF FOOD FOR THE MONEY (#praise) - fresh, piping hot and juicy good. . Quality eats. Better than Popeye's (I can't believe I'm really saying that), better than Chick-fil-A hands down and, dare I say, might even give my beloved Bojangle's a run for their money. :/ The inside of the restaurant is super clean and inviting. They have a designated person with a bucket and rag hanging out in the dining area ready pounce to clean up and wipe down tables as people vacate tables. Nice touch. Nicely and colorfully decorated inside. Surprisingly, not a big place even though it may look that way from the outside - given it's in a standalone building. But the seating area inside is relatively small which isn't an issue when it's not busy but I've been in there when it's crazy busy and it's wall to wall people hovering over you for a free table or milling around waiting for their order to be called. Feels like you're in Grand Central Station. Not worth the hassle tbh - I've turned around and walked out to go elsewhere. Line management at the ordering counter leaves a lot to be desired and is definitely an area for improvement.What management needs to do is create a more orderly, clearly marked SINGLE line that feeds multiple cash registers. Until that happens, weekends are days to avoid if you want to eat in. We also noted that just as we finished up our late lunch, in walked a steady stream of high schoolers just getting out of school - another time on weekdays to avoid. Otherwise, Cane's is a great addition to the Sterling / Dulles fast food scene. Give it a try!

Consistent, delicious and worth going back. We always order extra crispy when ordering the chicken fingers along with extra sauce, fries and Toast. If you don't know where to go, and want to take home some good fried chicken, give Raising Cane's a try.

I have ordered here numerous times in the past few months. Regardless of what time I go, my online orders are always ready upon arrival. The service is friendly and prompt. The inside of store is also well kept and the ambiance is upbeat and positive. There are plenty of parking and drive thru is also available. I appreciate that the establishment is open late as well. The chicken tenders itself is nice and juicy. The cane sauce makes it better tasting. I don't care for the fries but love the Texas toast. Looking forward to visiting again.

I love this place. They have a basic menu which makes service fast and accurate. They sell Tenders, a sandwich made from tenders and either comes with Fries and Texas toast. You can get an option with cole slaw as well. The chicken tenders are kinda small. But have a good amount of meat on them and consistent in size. The batter on them is very good, not very flavorful but good. The best part is the Cane's sauce. It's made fresh in the restaurant daily. I think it's a mixture of mayo and ketchup with spices. That's the vibe I get from it. It's thick and creamy and sticks so well to the tenders and give the tenders a wow factor. I have seen some reviews from people saying the tenders are not great and if you eat them without the sauce then I can see why some people may feel that way. The Cole slaw is amazing. Some of the best Cole slaw I have had in a long time. The fries are thin crinkle cut and excellent as well. Then there is the Texas toast. Wow, I love love love the Texas toast. The sodas are very good. Nice mixture of the soda syrup and carbonated water for a a great soda.

Cane's is my favorite fast food place to eat, but lately the food has not been the best, the toast that was once amazingly and perfectly cooked is almost never as good. It's always uncooked and completely pale white. Same with the fries, it comes out almost cold. Although the food came to us pretty quickly, it just wasn't the best.

I've loved cane's since I first had them back when I lived in Vegas. As a Caniac Card member with 134 visits between 2016 and 2018 I'd say I have a decent idea on how the food is lol. I personally love the food. It's fried chicken tenders, fries, secret sauce, toast, and Cole slaw. You can get 3 tenders, 4 tenders, 6 tenders or a sandwich. The sandwich is just 3 tenders on a bun with secret sauce and lettuce though. I typically get the box combo because 4 tenders is enough for me. The lemonade here is really good. It's not too sweet or too sour. The service is typically pretty quick. Never more than 5 mins to get my food when I walk in. At the drive thru they sometimes have fun phrases that focus around chicken puns. The ambiance is typical fast food restaurant. But I do the love red coloring since red is my favorite color. And their mascot is a dog that's sometimes painted on the walls so what's not to love. Currently they're doing a Post Malone collab where they're releasing a new limited edition cup every 2 weeks. Pro tips: Order your meal "no slaw, extra toast" to swap the Cole slaw for an extra toast at no extra charge. . For an amazing toast experience, ask for the toast to be buttered on both sides.

Raising Cane's is finally here in NOVA!!!!! If you love chicken or are a fan of chick-fil-a then you will love it here as well :) One of the things I missed about TX was chicken tenders from Cane's, the toast, and the sauce. My sister craved it so much during her pregnancy that she asked me to ship it to her a few years ago. Yes! It's that good!!! So worth the wait!

Yummmyyy goood fast food!!! Chicken wasn't greasy and it hit the late night munchie spot I'm so happy this food chain is here now. It's cheap, filling, and delicious. They're more a West Coast thing so that's why everyone is super stoked they're here now. They had a green drink for St Pattys day! The inside was super nice and clean. The service was fast. I do t really eat fast food joints but I love this spot!

I love canes and frequent this location, but the food is inconsistent here. Sometimes the chicken is on the rubbery side or the toast isn't as good. Aside from that, the turnaround time is great. You usually get your food within a couple minutes after ordering. Prices are also good compared to other fast food spots. Overall pretty good but room for growth.

Chicken was juicy and flavorful. Large tenders in The Box combo. Texas toast was tasty. Fries just so so. Atmosphere is hyped, especially well designed for a fast food place. Everyone was happy. It's not a place I'll go to a lot (fried food) but my family wanted to try it, and it was worth the trip and very good for fast food: friendly service, tasty (except the fries), and music was jamming. Good atmosphere.

I had no idea they opened a Raising Canes near the Dulles Shopping Plaza but the minute I saw it I said YUP YUP let me hop right on the long drive thru line (which went pretty quickly and had 2 lanes). Canes keeps it simple with their menu because your options are tenders, tenders or more tenders and one chicken sandwich option, so I went with the tenders because that's what they're known for. The combo I went with had 4 tenders, fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, Canes sauce and a drink (all for about $11). Everything was FRESH and quite delish (I mean the coleslaw was the typical fast food coleslaw and nothing to write home about) and the meal absolutely hit the spot ... and they're open on Sunday when the Chick-Fila right across the street is closed which totally makes the length of the drive thru line make sense now lol!

****4 1/2 Stars -------------------- We first heard of Raising Canes while driving to AZ last year. While on the interstates, we saw a few of them and wondered what they were like. However, we didn't stop in for various reasons, mostly as it wasn't meal time yet. Recently, we heard about the new one in Sterling. Plus, we saw a photo of the "Caniacs" standing in a really long line outside waiting to get in. We then figured that their food must be really good. So...a few weeks later, we thought that maybe the hype had died down and we would be able to go for a meal. As for the hype dying down---Ha! No such luck. When we arrived, we saw an incredibly long line for the drive-thru window. Once inside, there was a short line to order food. A very nice employee directed us to the end of the line. The dining room was full plus people were standing around waiting for their orders. And all of this happened around 4:30 p.m. on a Saturday. Most of those who ordered food inside were getting take out. They probably thought that it would be faster than using the drive-thru lanes. The cashier who took our order was very friendly. We ordered 2 of "The Box Combo" which consists of "4 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, Cane's sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw and regular fountain drink/tea". While I waited for the food, my husband grabbed a table for us. Despite the long lines inside and out, we didn't have to wait long for our food. It helped that we were able to get our drinks first. My husband got lemonade which is not self-serve, rather the cashier fills up the cup. I got sweet tea which is self-serve. The food came out piping hot---so hot that my husband told me to be careful before biting into the chicken. The chicken was tasty---splendid in its simplicity---white meat chicken which is tender and lightly coated. The Cane's sauce tastes like Russian dressing and works very well with both the fries and the chicken. The fries were fine, pretty run of the mill. Our Texas toast was lightly buttered. The coleslaw was tasty and had a good crunch to it. However, the container it comes in makes it tough to eat without making a mess. I liked the sweet tea as it was sweetened just right. My husband enjoyed his lemonade. While we ate, 2 employees came by separately to ask how things were. Both were friendly and chatty. We were impressed that Canes has their employees engage the customers and ask for feedback. Would we go again? Certainly! For any Caniacs reading this and drove a long distance for the food --- take heart. I read that Raising Canes plans to open shop in Bowie, Dumfries, Manassas and Springfield this year. Here's a link to the article: https://mocoshow.com/blog/beyond-moco-d-c-areas-first-raising-canes-expected-to-open-within-two-months/

First Raising Cane's in the DMV and it's so far away from the city center all the way out in Ashburn, but it's so worth the trek to try out. The line is so incredibly long, but it goes pretty quickly. Probably because their menu is so simple and people usually come for the main chicken tender meals. The chicken tenders were so juicy, and the Texas toast was amazing. I even liked the coleslaw! I don't think the chicken tenders have much flavor in their breading, but that's because all the flavor is in the sauce, make sure u get as much sauce as you can. That's where all the amazing flavor is.

3.5* I had never been to Raising Canes before, so when they opened up a new location in NoVA (the first one in this year), I made the trek up to Sterling to give it a try. The line for orders in the restaurant went really quickly, and the staff was friendly. I decided to try out the sweet tea (yum!) to enjoy with my Caniac Combo. The chicken fingers were tender and the toast was good. The best thing is the Caniac sauce - I don't know what's in it, but I like it! There was plenty of seating inside the restaurant and staff were walking around clearing off tables making sure everything is clean. Why only 3.5*? It's a fast food place that serves up pretty good food, but I wouldn't drive up here all the time just to get some chicken fingers. Parking here is generally good, but holy cow, the drive through is absolutely bonkers. I would not wait in those huge lines.

I was sooooo excited that Raising Canes opened in Virginia! I only had once while I was in Texas and it still is delicious! I came here during the week around 2 pm and was so surprised how packed it was! Their drive thru also was busy so I decided to go in to order and to sit down and eat. I order the 3 finger combo that comes with fries and their Texas toast with a dipping Cane sauce & just the sandwich by itself. I didn't realize that the sandwich is chicken fingers with lettuce and sauce...I thought it was one piece of chicken lol. They were all of out of buns so they made my sandwich with the Texas toast which I loved. I'm sure it was better than the plain bun lol. Also got the sweet tea drink and it's made fresh and so good! I was so surprised how fast my food came out! The staff was also friendly and nice. They also gave me packets of Louisiana hot sauce and omg with the Cane sauce and the hot sauce together was everything! Next I will just order the chicken finger combo since it already comes with Texas toast and you can make your own sandwich! I'm kinda glad this is far (45 mins) from me cause I would come here more often than I need to lol. This is located in a shopping center so there is a lot of free surface parking or you can choose to go through their drive thru.

First time trying Raising Canes. Decided to go through the drive thru. Husband and I split the 6 chicken finger meal. Service was quick even though there was a decent size line. Meal came with 6 chicken fingers, cole slaw, signature sauce, bread and fries. We both felt the bread was unnecessary and didn't eat it. Fries were pretty good. The chicken came out nice and hot. It was very juicy, but we both felt the breading was lacking in flavor and spices. Without the dipping sauce, the chicken was bland, but still very good quality. Overall, a B+ for fast food chicken.

Love me some Canes, reminds me of my college days. I'm just glad its here. Canes Boxes are treats that I genuinely look forward to when I'm out around Manassas/Dulles. Interior is nice with outdoor seating and a fast drive thru. Service is typically good and it doesn't take too long to get food.

This is the only canes I've ever been to but it was great. The dining room was full and the food still came out in less than 5 minutes and was piping hot. Toast was crisp, buttery, and full of flavor. Chicken was crispy and good. Very efficient and friendly staff

So glad Raising Cane's is here! First tried this chain in Dallas, TX and enjoyed their Chicken Fingers, Fries, Texas Toast, Cane's Sauce, and Sweet Tea. The drive thru line is quite long but that is to be expected. We are just so glad that there is a Raising Cane's here! Employees are very kind and do a great job keeping things orderly. Plastic silverware, napkins, ketchup, straws were all included in our bag. Our meals were delicious. The chicken was juicy and flavorful. The batter is light and not overly salty or greasy, which is greatly appreciated. Their Cane's Sauce is excellent! Pairs so well with the chicken fingers and fries. Our little one dips his bread in it too :D Sweet tea is on point as always. So grateful Raising Cane's is here and we can't wait till our next visit!

It's no Chick-fil-A, but it's decent! Dined-in two days after the grand opening. The line was wrapped around the building but it was well organized and moved quickly. We ordered two 3-strip combos (fries and Texas toast) ($20) and extra secret sauce ($.40 each). My son opted for a fountain drink and I HAD to try the homemade lemonade. The fountain drinks are on tap (Coke products), but the lemonade is under wraps. The lemonade was okay. The crushed ice was promising but the drink tasted more like a powdered mix than freshly squeezed lemons. The chicken lived up to the hype, meaty strips fried to perfection but could have used a little seasoning. The fries were hot but also unseasoned. The Texas toast was giving the most flavor....buttery, toasted on one side with light salt crystals. The secret sauce was not saucing. There was absolutely no flavor at all. Oh well, we tried! Can't say that we'd be back, but we enjoyed the experience. The decor is trendy, the music is a vibe and the staff has GREAT energy.

Sooo, this restaurant is new to Northern VA. I was in the area so I decided to check it out. This place is busy, you think the line at Chick-fil-A is long, well, they have them beat. I know it's a first world problem, but I was in the drive thru line for at least 45 mins. Now on to the food, the food here is really good to me. My tenders and fries were fresh and hot, the toast was delicious, and the staff members that I interacted with were kind and helpful. I can't speak much on the ambiance since I picked up my food via the drive thru. I have been to Cane's in Los Angeles and it had a long line as well, so Im not sure if that will lessen as the days go by, but it's worth a visit.

The food was decent , the service was great. The store is actually located in a good area. I was going to Best Buy and had a few minutes to spare. This seems to be the only food choice I seen available. They definitely got the business nonstop my entire visit . In and out , menu is pretty simple chicken strip and fries . The only downside was a group of misbehaving middle school students . Yep the chaperones had no control and they were extremely loud , which didn't seem to bother them. They just let them do whatever they wanted. And management said nothing.

Chicken fingers were excellent. Too much salt on the fries. My first time trying it a friend got it for me. Would def eat it again, but the fries would have to be unsalted so I could do it myself...

So glad they opened up a Cane's in NOVA. I'm from the New Orleans area, and went to school at LSU, where I ate at the original Cane's location frequently. There is no difference between the Cane's here and the Cane's back home in terms of food quality. The chicken fingers are always fresh. I typically order a box combo with an extra Texas toast no slaw, an extra canes sauce, and lemonade. You have to understand that they do one thing (chicken fingers). While walking out I overheard some people commenting that maybe they will eventually do burgers/wings or expand their menu. But if you want those, you should go somewhere else. Go to Cane's for chicken fingers!

Ordered the box combo, which has 4 chicken tenders, 1 cane sauce, coleslaw, Texas toast, fries, and 22oz drink; and the craniac combo, which has 6 chicken tenders, 2 cane sauces, coleslaw, Texas toast, fries, and larger 32oz drink, totaling $30.51. I was MISSING 2 tenders from the craniac combo. Fries were extremely salty, as if they salted before frying, during frying, and after frying. In contrast, tenders and coleslaw had NO seasoning. Cane sauce is primarily mayo. Lastly the toast didn't do anything for me, just regular soft bread. In restaurant, service was actually pretty fast, despite long lines inside and outside the restaurant. That being said, their tables were trashed from other customers. Ice machine wasn't working. They were scooping ice into cups from behind the counter. Sweet tea was very sweet, so I had to let the ice melt a little to dilute it. Contrary to the other yelp reviewer, I would RATHER have Popeyes. At least they know how to season their chicken and fries, they have many sauce options, a variety of sides, and I'd rather eat their infamous biscuits than this sad, single piece of bread.

Raising Cane's impressed with swift service when dining in, outpacing the drive-thru. The piping-hot food, though tasty, left me underwhelmed by the generic waffle fries. Noteworthy, Spanish-speaking staff enhance the experience. The chicken, a lighter alternative to Popeyes, delivered a satisfyingly less greasy option. They are really understanding on swapping things out as you see I swapped the bread for more fries. The coleslaw is not too creamy. Overall very over hyped.

Ended up with a piece of plastic in my mouth from eating their coleslaw. I informed the cashier and she offered to give me a new coleslaw. I asked her to let the manager know so I could speak to her. Manager never came out to address the issue.

Dude. It's canes. Go. I learned about canes when I went to college. So, when I heard they're finally opening one in the DMV, I went opening weekend with some friends. An hour in that line, easily. Totally worth it. The place moves quick, service is great, and it's for the local flair like all the other canes. Plus there's merch up front for the real ones. I typically get the same thing every time: caniac, no toast, no slaw, extra extra fries. Pair that with a large sweet tea with no ice. You eat that, you go home, put on a movie/show/game, and just realize you're happy enough to just pass. Love canes. Will always go back.

First, this is primarily a chicken tenders and sandwich restaurant. The chicken tenders are a bit small and just slightly better than most decent store brands. The sauce was ok, no more and no less. The fried were small crinkle cut, so they harden fast but taste ok. Coleslaw and toasted hot dog bun is a welcome addition. Still nice to have a chicken tenders' restaurant available. The chicken fingers tasted very good today. The fries when properly salted were pretty decent. My family's kids and teens are becoming addicted. Waiting to see how this turns out. Enjoy!

Amazing service can't find better service anywhere has one of the best chicken fingers extremely recomend

We had lunch there on Feb 18, 2024. My wife had the chicken fingers basket with fries and Texas toast. Chicken fingers were tasty, the dipping was very tasty. Sauce is similar to Russian dressing, very tasty. I had the chicken finger sandwich with fries. It was very tasty, chicken was tender. Lettuce was crispy. I liked the sauce. Fries could have been crisper, they were nicely salted. Overall a very tasty sandwich but still not as good as Chick-Fil-A. I would give an extra half star if that was an option. Not sure it rated 4 stars.

Everything was amazing here. Customer service, food, and the drive thru delivery time. There was this young man with long, big curly hair that served me. He was very quick with the order and wasted no time charging me. The order didn't come with an extra sauce like I had asked and when I went to ask him, he explained that it costed 50 cents each in the most pleasant voice. In all of the time coming here, this was the only time I have enjoyed visiting here.

Love a good tender chicken finger and the texas toast was soft and fluffy. We enjoyed it!

Did not live up to the hype, especially with all the other chicken places around. Its the usual fast food place inside. The menu is small which means the food comes quick. The star is supposed to be the chicken which was fine- but the sauce was the saving grace which I can understand the raving about. The texas toast is ok, as are the fries. The coleslaw I would definitely skip next time- way too sour tasting. Is this crave worthy- sorry, not in my opinion. I'd rather go to Wooboi, Roaming Rooster or even Hangry Joes.

Simple and basic. The chicken is pretty good. It was crispy but yet auper moist. Basically your choices are 3 or 5 chicken tenders, chicken sandwich (3 tenders on a bun), or a kids meals (2 tenders) and all come with fries. Only one dipping sauce choice which was the Cane's sauce. The sauce was good but would have loved another selection. Not sure what the hype is and why the lines were so long when it first opened. I liked it and would order again if I was close by but probably wouldn't go out of my way to go there.

I was so excited when this restaurant showed up in Sterling. We see it when we are traveling through Arizona, but we never stopped in until this weekend. I was warned that there may be a crowd on long lines. We arrived and there was a line inside and outside in the drive thru. They both were pretty efficient and in no time we placed our orders and had our food. The inside dining room is cute and welcoming. They also have outside patio seating. The chicken is tender in the inside, crisp on the outside. The fries are your standard crinkle cut style and lightly salted. I am a ketchup fanatic, but didn't need it at all. The sauce they give you is the showstopper. So yummy! Definitely on my list of go-to places.

Be prepared to wait in a long line but it does move very quickly. I've enjoyed food from this company numerous times in Vegas so when I saw there was one closer to me, I went. I drive over an hour to get there and it was worth it. The customer service was absolutely amazing! Prices were a little high. I paid $47 for 3 meals but it was worth it. The sauce is EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! I will be returning again.

Tasty good always delivered with a smile and at the correct temperature. Perfect comfort food. Dining inside and out depending on weather/temperature and is always well maintained and clean.