Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Tried Raising Cane’s for the first time during a trip to NYC. Overall, the food was very tasty and had great portions. The restaurant was packed so we had some trouble finding seats, but it wasn’t too frustrating. Our food came quick and there was staff all over cleaning the premises.

Definitely worth the hype! The chicken was incredibly good - crispy, juicy and full of flavor. The toast was a great bonus, buttery and perfectly toasted. All this topped off with fries, coleslaw and their souce was such unreal combo. Simple menu, but they do it really well. A great spot for quality chicken, not to mention great location in the heart of Time Square. It’s very busy as well but there’s plenty of sitting area

First time trying to raising canes and it didn’t disappoint the location is way bigger than I thought & a lot of seating is available and the staff was All over the place making sure everything is clean including the rest rooms which is a big plus and I went on a Tuesday afternoon and there was this DJ named DJ MONOPOLIMUSIC Who is doing his damn thing on the ones in twos But I digress back to the food. The food was delicious. I ordered the six piece with two pieces of Texas toast and fries and I could only eat half of my order the first time around, but I would most definitely rather have raising Cane’s chicken over Chick-fil-A chicken

I’ve been here twice I love it! Best chicken tenders I ever had and is not greasy that’s rare you see that in fried food. The crispy crunch keep me coming back lol the crinkle fries are perfectly seasoned with salt. The Texas toast is lightly buttered so yummy, I like the coleslaw too. The staff are friendly, they do a great job. It’s hard to find a seat because the food is so good and the location is in Times Square but if you be patient you’ll definitely get a table. Come here trust me you will not regret it.

I took my friend’s son to Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers for his birthday, and I have to say, it was quite an experience! While I'm not usually a fan of fast food, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the chicken—it was genuinely delicious. The atmosphere was lively and fun, complete with a DJ that added to the festive vibe. If you have kids, this place is definitely worth a visit; they’ll love the energetic environment and tasty food.

this iconic fast food chain serves fried chicken tenders that are fried to perfection. the chicken stripes was extremely tender and juicy, probably result of their butter milk marinade. the NY timesquare shop had a full on DJ to ensure there is good vibes as you gobble down the chicken pieces!

The food is one of the best if you compare with other fast food chains. I think I waited for 2 minutes for my food, crazy fast. The DJ really knows what to play, I loved the vibe. It can get busy and it may be difficult to find a seat.

Dined in twice while in NYC for the week. Kiosks made ordering a breeze, but the merch wasn’t available in the kiosks so I had to go wait in line anyway. Fun merch for a fast food joint, so I did end up purchasing a magnet. The first time there was a whole crew of Cane’s big wigs in the way at every turn and one even asked an employee to smile more and then went to a manager to ask the manager to ask the employee to smile more. Appalling behind the scenes let alone front of house. Constant smiling would not have improved my visits… Food was mostly consistent with other locations. Only noticeable difference was the mechanical taste to the bread. Not great. A lot of seating for the area, but it can be tricky to score a table once it gets busy. Bathroom codes are a hassle.

Raising Cane's is alright with me! Could the chicken use a tad bit more seasoning? YES. But I promise you the sauce will make up for it. I always get the box combo which is 4 chicken tenders, fries, Texas toast, cole slaw, and a medium drink. The prices are reasonable and the box combo is just enough! I've been to several locations and this one is my favorite by far. Now let's get to the bad part! This place is overcrowded 100% of the time. Finding a table will be like hunger games. I suggest finding a table before ordering your food if you plan to dine in. You can order on the kiosk or you can order in the front of the restaurant with the staff.. There's normally a DJ present and the music can be extremely loud. I've been to this location several times and I have the same good experience each time I go. *Please be the person that holds up a table from others! Just eat your food and GO!!*

Entering this place you need alot of patience. The crowded-ness, the loudness, the impatient customers and staffs. The line was moving pretty quickly when we arrived. Was able to order our food and wait less than 10 mins for it. We only had one order so it could be possible on why it didn't take long. Now looking for a seat was a hassle. Omg! Overcrowded and not enough seats. This place needed to have an upstairs or an extra space with seating. Way too many people. U gotta be like a hawk clocking whose getting up. My first time tasting Raising Cane's and i can honestly say it was tasty. Not sure if they all have a DJ but the one on broadway does. They play good music too. My Daughter and I was jamming while eating like we we're in the club lol. " in the clurb we all fams" lmao! The chicken tenders were so big and juicy. You can easily get full with 3-4. The fries were crispy and cooked to perfection. And lets get into that buttery toast. Yummmmy!! This whole meal makes me wanna go back and get it again. Their sauce is pretty good as well. My Daughter wasn't much of a fan tho. Overall, i would say don't knock it till you try it and go prepared to stand and eat or hawk for your seat.

I tried of course the chicken - that Very tasty chicken! The breading is flavorful and the Cane's signature sauce was delicious. The crinkle cut fries are not too thick and served really hot. I love that ! The sweetened iced tea is the perfect drink for the meal . In this particular store, you order at a kiosk and I had my meal within five minutes. Employees were very nice as this is one of the busier location and I'm sure it gets crazy. Very clean and well-maintained.

Time Square and fast food, decent price, let's go! what more do you need to know? I mean the location is great, and yet it's pretty quick and good. Quite literally on the corner of everywhere.

Although this place was packed when we got there, we did receive our food pretty quickly. The chicken tenders were okay but not good enough to go out of my way to get them again. Cole slaw was good and French fries were decent. The best part was the Elf costume and they had a DJ playing.

Full disclosure: I attended the Canecún 2024 event in Cancún, Mexico, sponsored by Raising Cane's. They covered my all-inclusive trip, including round-trip flights from New York, accommodations at the Moon Palace Hotel, and event-related expenses. It was one of the most memorable vacations I've had as a reporter. During the event, I got to see Snoop Dogg perform and meet AJ, along with Raising Cane's founder and CEO, Todd Graves. Despite all of this, I found it surprising that there was no catering from Raising Cane's throughout the trip. Fast forward to my first actual taste of Raising Cane's, which happened after a Broadway show in Midtown Manhattan. The restaurant was conveniently located nearby, so I decided to finally try it for myself. Walking in, the atmosphere immediately stood out. The Midtown location felt like a signature store--sleek, modern, and lively. The staff were friendly and attentive, reminiscent of the high standard of service you'd expect at Chick-fil-A. When it came to the food, it was a mixed bag. The chicken was hot, buttery, and perfectly fried, though the flavor itself didn't blow me away. The Texas toast was exceptional, with a rich, buttery garlic flavor that stole the show. The coleslaw was decent--fresh and light, though nothing particularly special. The Cane's Sauce, however, is clearly the star of the meal. Its tangy, peppery flavor reminded me of a kicked-up Thousand Island dressing, with just the right amount of zest and creaminess. The sauce paired perfectly with the chicken, though the portion size felt small for the amount of food. I found myself rationing it carefully, and in hindsight, I would've skipped the fries entirely to save the sauce for the chicken. Speaking of the fries--they were forgettable. Bland and lacking seasoning, they seemed more like filler than a true side. If I were to order again, I'd skip them altogether and ask for extra sauce instead, even if it means paying a little more. Adding some pepper helped slightly, but overall, they didn't leave much of an impression. What makes Raising Cane's unique, however, is the vibe. This is a brand that knows its audience: young, energetic, and fun-loving. From the pop-culture-inspired decor to the overall upbeat atmosphere, it's clear that Cane's isn't just selling chicken--it's selling an experience. Unlike other chicken spots that compete on flavor complexity or secret spice blends, Cane's leans into simplicity and fun. It's the kind of place where you'd want to hang out with friends after a game or a night out. For that reason, I'd recommend dining in rather than ordering delivery. Eating on-site allows you to soak in the atmosphere, which is half the appeal. Delivery might satisfy your hunger, but it won't capture the essence of what makes Raising Cane's special. Overall, while the food itself is decent, it's the energy of the place that sets it apart. It feels more like a social hub than just another fast-casual chain. Whether that's enough to make it your go-to chicken spot depends on what you value most--flavor or vibe.

We've been here a few times and I appreciate that staff manages to keep smiles on their faces even though it's always crazy in here. The line is always long but moves quickly. The hardest thing is finding some place to sit. You need to have someone staking out a table and, even then, you're usually not the only one watching that table. The food always comes out hot and our orders have always been correct. The chicken is crispy, as are the fries. Overall, it's a tourist spot with lots of tourists but the food has been solid for us, especially given that certain people in our group have a special affinity for fried chicken. Just expect it to be busy with few open seats.

Times square location. So understand that it will be crowded as can be. You will not be able to get a seat unless you hover around someone eating and wait until they get up. So I suggest get your food to go and just keep it in the box until you find a seat. Now for the food. It's chicken fingers. You really can't go wrong. The meat was juicy and crunchy. The fries were also good. Nothing major about this place. A tourist spot for sure. Oh they have a live DJ so the place is loud.

By far the best chicken fingers on the market. They are juicy, breaded very lightly, and tasty. The three piece chicken fingers comes with fries and garlic bread. A different steak on traditional chicken fingers. The whole package was excellent. The service was simple conversation with the associate. The decor was nothing more than a traditional fast food restaurant. But, comfortable.

Not my first time coming here. The first time was an incredible experience I had to come back. The restaurant is so clean and the decor is fun! The staff is like no other. So friendly and attentive. This is not the typical NYC experience btw. I ordered the 4 finger combo. Comes with 4 generous pieces of chicken, fries , thick piece of Texas toast and coleslaw. I don't care for Cole slaw so I asked for extra canes sauce instead of Cole slaw. When they took my order they asked for my name. My order was ready in less than 5 minutes. When it was an employee yelled out "One Love for Fran." When I left I had to look up the reason they say "One Love." I won't share here as it's a bit messy because of branding but a great message nonetheless. Back to the food. The chicken was soooo tender and juicy. The flavors in the breading alone are incredible but the sauce is the star of the show. The fries were fresh and cooked perfectly! The Texas toast was so divine it almost felt criminal. The only problem I have is I don't have a Raising Cane's anywhere near me to enjoy more of this deliciousness!!

A few of us came to this Cane's location after a show nearby. As a New Orleanian, it's always enjoyable for me to see people in other places enjoying food concepts and restaurant chains that originated in Louisiana, even something as simple as chicken tenders, fries and toast. The place was buzzing...which is expected in Times Square. It was my first time utilizing kiosks to order in Canes and it worked really well. We got our food in record time and it was piping hot. It was hard to find seating even though the restaurant itself is huge but we managed to squeeze into a corner and stuff our faces. We were in and out and on to the next activity of the night. Cane's really has been coming through with the necessary fuel on nights out since I was a young teenager. Love it!

Always crowed but service is fast! It's not worth the hype. Taste like any other fried chicken sandwich spot; They all just have special sauce. Well lit and inviting decor.

10/10 service , it's always busy but the line goes by quick and weight time is not a lot. Food was hot n ready as always Stickers are .99 cents and super cool. Also their beanie was $12.99 and WAY more affordable than all the NYC gift shops selling NYC beanies for $15+ They also have a live DJ - Restrooms are pretty clean as you need a code to enter

Ordered: The Box Combo (~$15): 4 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle-Cut Fries, Cane's Sauce, Texas Toast, Coleslaw, Regular Fountain Drink (Diet Coke) The Sandwich Combo (~$13): 3 Chicken Fingers, Cane's Sauce, Lettuce on Toasted Bun with Crinkle-Cut Fries & Regular Fountain Drink (Diet Coke) Aya's take: Wow, kudos to Raising Cane's for the improvements over the past year being open! I was turned off after my first visit and since I was in the area, I was finally able to came by again to see if they can redeem themselves. Off the bat, the lines were much more manageable, orders were taken super quickly, and orders came out moments after. The Box Combo is my go-to order and it did not disappoint! The chicken fingers were nicely fried (could've been crispier) but were super tender and juicy. I don't think I've had a juicier chicken fingers anywhere else ever. The crinkle-cut fries are pretty addicting and pair well with the Cane's sauce. I love the Texas Toast and the coleslaw added a nice, fresh element to the meal. I realize The Sandwich Combo is honestly not for me. I'd rather have the chicken fingers on their own than masked by the bun and lettuce. If it was a full piece of chicken (like other fast food chicken sandwiches), I might enjoy it more. Other than that, I really enjoyed my experience this time around and if you get anything here, let it be The Box Combo!

I had to check this place out as I always walk by it when I'm in times Square. Since it was around lunch time and I was in the area, I picked up a chicken sandwich to go. The store was filled with tourists who were jamming to the beats by an in house dj. Since it's in October they decorated the entire place with a Halloween theme. Foodwise, I must say the chicken sandwich was alright. Their house special sauce made it even better.

Let me start by saying this place was packed! They had a DJ playing great music and kept you entertained enough to ignore the line. We ordered a chicken combo with fries and tried the sauce. We now understand why people like this place, the food is delicious!

Raising Cane's is a somewhat new addition to Times Square that serves pretty good chicken/fries/texas toast (worth trying once IMO) and nice dining in that is enjoyable. For food, I ordered the 3 finger combo $12.99 (via kiosk so not much service interaction) and found seating right after. The chicken had a good, distinct flavor, albeit on the small side, and the sauce was tasty with everything. Texas toast was good as well and the fries were just alright. For dining in, there was ample seating in addition to a fair selection of merch (NYC exclusives), food theme decor/furniture, and even a live DJ playing music.

My first time trying Raising Cane's as I've heard good things about it. I believe are a few other locations in the city but we chose the one in Times Square. It was pretty busy and long lines but the lines moved quickly. They have plenty of seating but it fills up quick. You have to two options to order when you enter, kiosks or order at the counter. Two seperate lines and pick up counters. You can order dine in or take out from either was well. We chose the kiosk which was pretty simple. Not sure if the other menu had more options though. Chicken sandwiches and chicken fingers and fires. The food came out quickly and we were able to find seating. They have tables, counters and booths in the back. The food was decent. Canes sauce was decent as well. Overall a little salty. I would come back just to get a 2nd experience .

What a cool place to visit. The store was well decorated and they had a DJ! Service was good. We had a party of 7 and the cashier was super patient with all the girls. The chicken was fresh, the bread was the best part. The fries and canes sauce were way too salty. It was busy but we found seating no problem and they have 6 bathrooms with an attendant.

My daughter has been wanting to try this place ever since her friends keep talking about how good it is, so I finally caved and decided to venture out to their flagship in Times Square to see what the hype was all about. We were smart enough to come early since they open at 9am and was able to avoid the long line/ wait time plus arriving early allowed us to find metered parking a few blocks away, which worked out perfectly. We ordered the caniac combo and 3 finger combo + 6 additional fingers- substituted the coleslaw for an extra sauce. Since their menu only has a handful of items, the food quality and taste reflected it after just 1 bite. The chicken fingers were crispy, moist, and juicy- their cane's sauce put their chicken over the top. The crinkle cut fries and texas toast were good as well, but the chicken and sauce are what I would come back for. We were not disappointed- please open one on Long Island. Also, the restaurant looked really cool & clean, great vibe, super friendly staff, and service was quick. Raising Cane's is definitely worth the hype! :)

I was hitting a Metal show at the Palladium Times Square the other night and after discovering that the nearby Chic-fil-A was closed (as this is something they do on Sundays), my colleague suggested that we hit Raising Cane's. Now I was not yet aware of their new location as I've not been near this venue in some months but after having visited the Brooklyn Cane's as a part of a Yelp Elite event I was more than happy to visit this one. Its located right on the corner of 44th Street and its a fairly large space by comparison to some other spots in the vicinity. They had a section set off for those who were picking up mobile orders which I felt was very smart and off to the left was the main counter area and of course the seating. I should mention that when you walk in you are greeted by a pup in a Statue of Liberty costume. This is a statue as well but hey in NYC you never know what you will run into. At the time of our visit the place was buzzing, very busy but everyone seemed to be getting their orders in and processed in a timely fashion. When I found an opening I placed an order for their box combo which is four tenders, a Texas toast and fries. I've had this before so no real surprises for me and I felt that it was enough to hold me over for the work to be done during the soon to be taking place Blind Guardian show (I'm a concert photographer BTW). Having enjoyed this before in another location I can state that I was unhappy with the small size of these tenders in my order. This ran me about $17 so it was a bit jarring. It tasted great though. I didn't notice a complimentary WiFi or where the restrooms were but I am assuming the latter was there to be utilized. Since I didn't have a lot of time before my show it was eat, get situated and bolt. I think this location will do great in Times Square. Wishing them good luck.

Had workers cleaning tables as we sat- cleaned off our table for us- amazing service. Loved all the food. Busy area, but not too loud but fast paced seating and eating. Those tenders are amazing!!!

My first time trying Raising Cane's. A little over hyped if you ask me. Chicken fingers are good, fries are just ok and the Texas toast is decent. The Canes sauce does happen to be fantastic though. As expected, this particular location is in the heart of Times Square and is an absolute madhouse. Their is limited seating and good luck if you're looking to "dine in".

This place is just so chaotic. The lines seemed long, but service was very quick. They try to get everyone their food within 5 minutes of placing your order which is nice. People waiting for their orders kept blocking the order kiosks, making the line unnecessarily long. Make sure to select the option to scan the QR code for a receipt since the printed receipt option does not work. I ordered a combo with six chicken tenders, and thankfully I checked my box before leaving - they only gave me four. Luckily the employees were nice enough to add in the rest. Food still tasted good as usual.

Got a quick bite here. Included about three chicken tenders, fries, and bread. Overall tasted good, but the chicken was a bit dry. The drink selection was also standard. The service was good, typical of a fast food chain but here they have lots of staff to help out with your order. Ambiance was busy, seems like a good place to meet up with a friend.

After trying Raising Cane's for the first time at this location, I am very impressed. In terms of food, I had chicken tenders and fries with their toast and coleslaw. The chicken tenders are nice and crispy. While I am not usually a fan of crinkle cut fries, these were pretty decent and also crispy. The chicken tenders and fries were excellent with Raising Canes' signature sauce, which has a unique peppercorn flavor. The Texas toast is thick, crispy on the edges, and nice and soft in the middle. Plus, the coleslaw was on par with my favorite coleslaw. Raising Canes in Times Square also has a fast food atmosphere like no other. The place is heavily decorated with disco balls from the ceiling and more. They even have a DJ playing music the whole time! Even with such a busy restaurant, this place is relatively quick with bringing out the food, and workers are constantly cleaning tables. I constantly dream about taking an hour drive just to come back here!

Dry fried chicken :( I wish it was more moist. But the fries were pretty good. Pretty busy location. Arnold Palmer was on the sweet side

First of all, this location is crazy. They have three disco balls and a DJ. Food was fresh and hot, chicken was fried perfectly and nice and tender. The fries are even good, so much better than what you would get at a canes in Mississippi. Party atmosphere.

Honestly, I found this place a bit overrated compared to the hype I'd heard about it. The chicken isn't bad, it's decent, and the sauce is somewhat tasty, but it's pretty pricey for chicken tenders and the tenders themselves weren't particularly out of this world. They rely heavily on the sauce to make it work. The bread and fries were decent but again, nothing spectacular. The food itself wasn't bad but the $21 price tag for fast food chicken tenders isn't really worth the price. You can get much better quality food for the same price point.

Great to see they have my favorite chicken place at Times Square! Didn't know it was a flagship store, was super busy with a long line to order and get food, even at 10p but I guess that's normal at Canes. I usually get the classic box combo or caniac combo depending on how hungry I am, and sub out the coleslaw for an extra toast. My order got a bit mixed up, but not complaining. They have a lot of tables inside, but it may still be difficult to find seating. The back area is cooler and quieter than the front.

I accidentally ordered my pick up order to the wrong canes location, but this location was kind enough to accommodate me and give me my order anyways! It was 530pm, they were extremely busy, but they re made my order at lightning speed, no questions asked, and I didn't have to pay any more money. The manager (I think his name was Anthony) was amazing and deserves a promotion and/or bonus! Thank you for the amazing customer service and food! I will be back!

I don't usually review fast food restaurants because thats just what it is. Fast. Food! But I was impelled to review Canes since their chicken is just as good as my #1 fave fast food place Chick Fil'A. Ordered the box combo which came with 4 tenders , fries , a piece of toast , Cole slaw and canes sauce. The sauce was yum. The toast was ok, The fries were mediocre but the chicken was fried to perfection. Now the line to get inside the establishment and to order / pickup was horribly long. But I'm not surprised because of the touristy location we went to. Wish there was a canes closer to me so I can try out their chicken sandwich. Which I'm sure slaps.

Got the finger combo and a lil pup. This place is packed, absolutely filled to the brim. Don't come here if you can't handle close quarters and the smell of sweat. I heard the hype of this place and wanted to try it out. Honestly this place was a huge let down. The chicken and fries were so dry and bland. I would not want to eat this without the Cane Sauce. If the base food isn't better than a generic bowling alley/ice rink finger combo how can they be a flagship chicken fast food sensation? The toast was pretty good and buttery. Nothing much to be said besides I would eat the toast alone for sure, and the sauce makes it better. The sauce was average. It just tasted like big mac sauce added with a barbequey chiptole sauce. The dog keychain was cute as heck.

The food was good. It was just the normal chicken fingers and fries meal. The cane sauce was just okay. It is definitely nothing special. Maybe because it's hyped, but to me it was just regular. The fries were good and crispy with a bit of salt already added. The chicken tenders were juicy and breaded well. It was piping hot which is also a plus. The service was okay for Times Square. They have someone at the entrance guiding people to different lines. The cashier was friendly, and the food came out rather quickly. The ambiance was okay too. Very bright and very loud lol. But that's to be expected from Times Square. They have merch on impulse as you wait to order your food. All in all, it wasn't bad at all. I would go again if I'm in the area. See pics below.

Has to try the new place in town. The tenders were juicy and not too breaded so they were great!! It also comes with like a spicy mayo-ish sauce which I like!! I didn't get to try the cole-slaw because I was so full but I heard it was normal. Only downside was that the fries. They were both crispy and soggy so they had both for people who like both but they were sooo sooo salty. Like you could see the salt crystals on them. Doesn't win over the other fried chicken places though in my opinion.

8/31/23 5:30pm Party of 2 First time in Manhattan, walked in and it was like a club. They have a DJ playing great music. It was so busy but our Box Combo came out super fast. Restaurant was clean and staff was super nice & the food was hot. We had fun & definitely recommend going here

Kid wants some chicken fingers so we went in and tried them out let me say they are very busy so self service is the way to go I only wait about 10 or 15 minutes for the kids food to come out also bought a sweatshirt The food was nice and hot and it was good I had to taste one of them with the sauce and I was not disappointed

I found this place walking to and from Times Square and noticed it was incredibly busy, so naturally I had to pop in and see why. The service was quick and friendly and everyone seemed to have a smile and patience. Especially for someone who has never been to a location before. I ordered the three finger combo with a sprite. The chicken fingers were juicy and not super greasy. That right there was a win for me. The fries are a crinkle cut and no much surprise that they are just fries. The real surprise was the Texas toast. It was absolutely delicious and definitely could pick up on the garlic butter flavours. I wasn't the biggest fan of the house dipping sauce but my partner enjoyed it. 5/5

Since I've lived in NJ my whole life, I had never heard of Raising Canes until my fiancé (who's from Texas) mentioned it to me. We decided to finally try the new Times Square location this week and ordered to go meals to take back with us to Hoboken. We each got Caniac combos. From a value standpoint, 19.99 for chicken fingers and fries is pretty pricy. The fingers were average size and the serving of fries was mediocre. Taste wise, the chicken fingers were really good and I was a big fan of their dipping sauce. The fries were not great - very bland, not salty enough. Their coleslaw was good and I enjoyed dipping my bread into the sauce and slaw. From a service standpoint, the to-go area was slow and a bit disorganized. They also failed to indicate which soda was diet vs. regular since we ordered one of each. I'd try food from this place again - not in Times Square though.

I don't get what all the hype is about, is it really just the sauce that makes people go crazy. I mean I get it, in general it still has that new car smell but Chick Fil A is way better and gives you more food for your money. Here, if you order the box, it is 4 tenders (basically), just with Texas Toast and generally small portion of fries at the cost of around $16 or 17 with tax. The sauce is great but not enough to deal with the lines of people here especially this location. Also, a lot of the reviews from the first week were part of the promotion period and most in that first day they opened this place did get a free meal here so it changed the scale a bit. Overall to me, it should be a few dollars cheaper Even though it is popular locations like Times Square and Astor Place.

Service was good except the that the person calling the numbers was intense and talked down to people, which was unfortunate to witness. The food was good, affordable and fresh. It was good but also I was hangry, so anything would have been tasty, I'm not sure what the rave is about either, it's chicken fingers and fries guys.

Can't go wrong with canes! Met expectations. Just beware it's very loud in the establishment because they have a live DJ blasting music and when they call your name for your order they don't use microphones so you have to read their lips. The pick up window is easier if you don't want the loud atmosphere.

This is Raising Cane's flagship global store! It definitely is a fun shop. From the outside you can see that it's quite large and you can also see the ginormous sized chicken finger and crinkle fries display. There is also a little souvenir section filled with NYC themed and Raising Cane themed trinkets like shirts, plushies, stickers, etc. There are chairs that look like the Texas Toast side that you can get and also a whole DJ playing music and spinning tracks for you to listen to! The store is quite big and also has a back section with more seats. The food is pretty good/okay for fast food. I don't exactly know if I came for the vibes or for the food haha. The chicken tenders were not dry at all and were crispy which is nice. Fries were normal crinkle fries with a good amount of salt. The Texas Toast was just OK, if you can choose another side to replace it I would recommend that. The Raising Canes sauce is definitely pretty exclusive to the shop it seems. It looks like ketchup mayo and has a very big salty peppery taste. Service was good. There are self order kiosks you can use to avoid talking to a human if that is your preference.

After finishing a Broadway play, we ventured out to get a quick bite to eat. We walked passed Raising Cain and it smelled so good. I've had plenty of fried chicken / tenders and I'll say, this one takes the cake. Yes, the lines were pretty long but it goes by pretty fast. The tenders were crispy and the chicken was super moist. Their sauce was on point as well. It's going into the rotation.

I love raising canes and have been patronizing them since I visited their stores in Louisiana many years ago. I was super excited to find out that we were getting 1 or 2, here in New York. I wasn't able to make it to the opening but I stopped by after work, and I'm glad I did. I ordered online and went to the side of the building where they have a mobile order pick up window. I was able to get my order In and out in less than 30 minutes! The staff was professional and courteous. The food was fresh, hot, and delicious. The only issue was my tenders were a bit small, half-and-half was only Unsweetened iced tea and the Texas toast was soggy. Other than that everything was great period

Finally checked this spot out after seeing so many reels online. IMO, it's overrated. The best part of the meal was the bread. Very soft and delicious. Overall, good tenders and fries, but nothing really special. If you're checking this spot out in the city be prepared for a line! However, it does move pretty fast. Can't say much about the atmosphere, since we had to take it to go. Will probably have it again in the future but wouldn't go out of our way for it.

0/3 Food; 1/1 Service; 0/1 Value The hype surrounding Cane's brought me to track through Times Square to finally try the food. I ordered through the app and picked up my food to go to eat nearby with some friends. There was a rather long line to eat in the restaurant at around 6:00 p.m., but there is a separate line/pick-up location for mobile orders around the corner. My order was ready and took seconds to pick up. The efficiency was spot-on in this respect. I was very excited to try it, but I was disappointed in everything except the Texas toast and Cane's sauce, neither of which I thought were ultimately sufficient enough to save this experience. The tenders were dry, unseasoned, and uncrispy; the fries were soggy by the end and completely bland. The coleslaw was okay, but nothing out-of-the-world special. As for the value, I definitely feel this to be definitely very overhyped, and I would not want to trek through Times Square traffic for this. The tenders were small and the coleslaw was also on the smaller side. Honestly, for less than the price of the 4 tenders combo, one can get twice as much food at Popeyes.

This location was lined up or the door. I was a little apprehensive about waiting but when you don't have one near your home, it's a must when we find one. I know there were others nearby, but we were in this area when we were hungry. So we waited. I couldn't believe how fast we made it through the line to order. Add always, it's usually a battle finding a table to eat at. But I just stalked the dining area and we sat right in front of the DJ booth. It was loud but really didn't bother us. She played a great mix of music. Our food was delicious as always. The sweet tea was spot on.

The place was super packed with people, which is not surprising given that this is located right in the heart of Times Square. They offer mobile pick up, kiosks to order and an in-person line to order. The service was pretty quick though. They did forget our two extra side orders of Texas toast but I was able to go back for them. Food wise - I wouldn't say the hype was worth it. It's your classic chicken tenders. Solid - but nothing to write home about. Love the Texas toast though and the cole slaw was surprisingly refreshing with the rest of the meal. I wouldn't proactively go out of my way to get this meal again.