Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Overall it was good. Fries were spot on. 3 piece chicken finger meal was good. But nowhere as good as chick fil a. Given the choice between the 2 id go to chick fil a for done of God's chicken where it comes out quicker and from friendlier people.

I see long lines here all the time, so I had to try it for myself. I can't say much about the food because it was underwhelming and had not much flavor. The server at the drive up window Brittany was very pleasant. The outside of the restaurant was clean and people going in seemed happy.

Food was hot, fresh, and tasted a little better than the Seekonk, MA location! Tendies were crispy, still bland, but slightly better than the other location. Fries were crispy and salted enough. Bread was soft with a very light grilled crust. The sauce was good, but overpriced. 3 stars because the chicken is still bland (Canes Corporate is that goal?), the lemonade is weak or watered down, and my food containers were unnecessarily VERY very greasy all over.

Went to the drive-thru 25 tailgate. Not good very bland sauces did not taste good. I used a gift card order was above the balance so I added cash . The cashier put the change back on the gift card.The manager came to the window I asked for my change. He said I could not get change. I told him I gave them cash my change should be cash. I waited at the window for 10 min no one came back. I left they kept the card and the money.

Come in the dinning room at your own risk. If you're going to go through the drive through you may be okay, but I have no clue because we came in to sit down as a family. At any other raising Cane's I have ever been to you have your food within 5mins unless it's really packed it might be 10mins. Don't even bother going into the dinning room you'll have to wait over 20mins for your food to come out. Once it did come out chicken was soggy for who knows what reason. The crazy part was it was not until the room was filled with over 6 people waiting that I finally went to go grab what looked to be a higher manager who thought it was a better idea to be on a personal phone call rather than helping his staff fulfill the orders in the dining room. To add salt to the wound they gave us our food in to go trays instead of dinning in trays and we had paid for an additional sauce that we never got. The biggest slap to the face was all we got was a sorry. Mena while a girl that walked in later than we did got an apology and a gift card while a family of 4 with kids who were starving had to wait for them to decide it was a good time to start serving the dining room and not just the drive through... This is the kind of stuff that gives a big name like rasing canes a bad name. The gentleman that looked like a manager( white guy with glasses and a black vest) He needs some training for sure to prioritize work over a personal phone call.

I’ve only gone through the drive-thru so far, but every visit has been great. The service is quick, the staff is polite at both the order and pickup windows, and the food is always fresh. Sure, it’s fast food — but this spot hits the spot every time. I had my first Raising Cane’s experience years ago in Las Vegas, so I’m thrilled to see it finally here in Rhode Island. A must try if you are in the mood for yummy chicken tenders : a variety of sauces and more, whenever you’ve got those fast food munchies!

The chicken fingers are great. Strips of chicken breast, deep fried to a crisp, without excessive batter. Tastes like homemade. Coleslaw was also pretty decent. Better than I've had at most restaurants.

Its just ok. The chicken is super fresh and juicy. The fries were hot but could benefit from some salt. I will say the food is cooked to order so that's good but that means it takes time. The lemonade was ok. The cole slaw was bland but I actually mixed in some of the canes sauce and it was better. Decent food but it is a little overpriced.

So I happened to visit on National Chicken Finger Day and scored an extra chicken finger with my box combo order! What a pleasant (and tasty) surprise! Because of this extra chicken finger, I was able to substitute my Cole slaw for a Cane's sauce free of charge. Totally worth the substitution since the Cane's sauce is SO FREAKING GOOD. Can somebody please get me access to the recipe?? I did have to wait a little bit for my order as expected, with the drive thru line dang near wrapping around the building. But it was cool to see other patrons enjoying their free chicken fingers as well, creating a lot of buzz around this southern fried chicken joint. Can't wait to come back!

I don't get what makes this place popular ... given that Shack Shack, Popeyes and Chic Filet are right down the road, all of them are infinitely better than this place. If you like high calorie, salty foods ... you will like Raising Cane's. That's about all this place has going for it. First of all ... the menu sucks. Maybe I don't want a buttered/Toasted hot dog bun (which they call 'Texas Toast') ... crinkle cut french fries ... and a sugary drink with my tenders. You can buy the tenders for $2.50 each ... so $7.50 for three small tenders ... but you'd be far better off at Popeye's where the tenders taste better and are much bigger. The taste ... Given the hype, I was expecting amazing. The tenders aren't anything I wouldn't make in my own air fryer. They taste like bagged chicken tenders. No seasoning ... not exceptionally moist. Just average. The sauce that was offered was their 'famous' sauce. It tasted like Sweet Baby Ray's. I also ordered a honey mustard, which cost 50 cents extra. It was watery and kind of bland. They didn't have BBQ or Ranch sauce. The tenders were also very small ... much smaller than any other place. If not for the giant tray of carbohydrates, I'd have certainly left wanting several more. The extras ... french fries were salty, crinkle cut fries. Same as Shake Shack's. Bagged and fried and salted. The Texas Toast is a buttered and lightly toasted hot dog bun, without the slit. I thought that this must be some kind of inside joke that the owners had. Who eats an empty hot dog bun? It did taste good with the butter sauce, but its basically empty calories. They forgot to put my cole slaw in the bag and the line was too long to go back. Overall, this was just an average mess that I felt like I could make at home. I have no reason to return. At $13 for a 3-tender meal ... I basically feel like I got bread and a few tiny pieces of chicken. Expensive and average are two words that I don't love associating with fast food. I'd 100% choose Popeye's over this place ... or Chic Filet. Sure, it might be a little better than McDonalds at twice the price ... but I don't get the hype at all.

First time trying a raising canes and I really enjoyed it! Got their traditional chicken finger meal and the fires and chicken tenders were tasty. The sauce is the star of the show. It's supper peppery but not too spicy! Really enjoyed it! Also this location was super clean inside! Wish we had one closer.

A good friend of ours went to opening day of the new Raising Cane's in Warwick & won a year of free meals! She gets 3 of The Box Combo per month but says her doctor would kill her if she ate all 3 herself so she invited us to join her for dinner. And it was delicious! Four piping hot, crunchy & juicy chicken tenders with a mound of perfect crinkle fries, a small container of sweet cole slaw & another of Cane's secret sauce plus a grilled buttered piece of Texas toast with an Arnold Palmer to wash everything down. Highly recommend the lemonade & both the unsweetened & sweet teas. I love an unsweetened tea (2/3) with lemonade (1/3) - literally the most perfect summer drink, IMO. I had asked on previous visits, "Why Texas toast?" The cashier said, "Other restaurants do biscuits or rolls, we do Texas toast." Yup, that makes sense to me. I love that there is always an Elvis portrait. It is part of Raising Cane's lore to display Elvis Presley memorabilia, particularly velvet Elvis portraits, as a tribute to a piece of art found during the demolition of their first location. The founder used an Elvis towel and frame to cover a hole in the wall, which became their first "velvet Elvis". This became a tradition & now most Raising Cane's locations feature Elvis memorabilia as a unique design element.

I was driving home from and event and was pleasantly surprised to find this location right off of 295. I had no idea it was here! I was at the drive-thru on a Tuesday night and there was no line. The drive-thru employee was super friendly. I waited a few (I think because I was in a small car and they didn't see me) and she was so apologetic when she realized I was there, even upgraded my drink! I appreciate this nice customer service touch, which you usually don't experience at fast food spots. I do love a Cane's chicken tender! They are just really tasty and the fries are spot on as well. Add in the Cane's sauce and I was very happy with my quick dinner. I do want to try their lemonade next time, but I am just too much of a sucker for a Coke Zero. I like the concept here, that it is simple, straight forward, and tasty! Update to add I recently dined in with my son and -- 1. Love the music 2. Love that all the features on the wall are local and personalized for the store!

I got takeout from the drive thru and I feel like it warrants a review. I pulled up in line to order at 6:36 and it was 7:04 when I finally drove away from the window with my 3 kids combos. So I literally sat in my car for 28 minutes waiting for food. I could barely hear the person at the speaker to give my order but I managed. I swear she said to pay at the first window but there was no one manning the first window when I finally got there. At the second window, somebody mumbled something to me and I paid, and then I sat for another 5 minutes. I will say, raising caines is adequately staffed - there were four people inside standing around. I can't say they were doing nothing because at least one person was holding a clip board...when the window finally opened, they were actually ready to have me pay for the next persons order, not even realizing that they hadn't given me the order I have already paid for. She apologized and explained she had just gotten there, but I didn't realize you could shift change in the middle of someone's order. All in all, not a great experience. The food wasn't bad, once we finally got it and got home to eat it, but it certainly wasn't super hot and two of the containers were opened already in the bag (or were they just not closed properly?). I don't know what it's like when going inside the store to order and eat inside, but I think we'll try that next time rather than wasting so much time on a "quicker" option.

First off - a reminder that this is fast food. Yes, it's more expensive than it was five years ago. In terms of Raising Canes, this location is amazing. Super clean, weirdly unbusy on a weekday around lunch, and amazing service. The food is good - it's fast food fried chicken with a unique sauce. No more, no less. So if that's what you want, come to this location!

First timer--got combo box. Drive thru was seamless--personable. 4 tenders, Texas toast, slaw and fries and sauce. $14 with tax. Everything was very good. Chicken was juicy, coating light, very tasty. Slaw was good. Fries needed to be a bit crisper.

4-5 stars just based off consistency. And the person at the front taking orders is usually friendly and outgoing. In my opinion better than KFC or Popeyes.

Our 1st experience at Raising Canes was memorable. We were greeted by Andrew in the front w/ a big smile. The food came out popping hot. My husband mentioned that he liked how the food came out as it appeared in the picture. Andrew also checked in on us mid way through our meal to see how we were doing. Thanks again Andrew for elevating our experience, Raising Canes is lucky to have you.

The drive-thru speakers are so loud that I couldn't hear my own lane while the other lane was placing their order. My order was completely wrong. I requested sauce and was charged for extra sauce, but I received no sauce at all. I also asked for toast, but my sandwich was made on toast instead of a bun, and I didn't receive a side of toast. Overall, it was not worth the money.

The food is a lot smaller than pictured. The smallest crinkle fries I've ever seen along side the skinniest chicken tenders. The Texas toast was a hotdog bun grilled. The food was not good either. The worst value ever. It was a ripoff. I will not visit any Raising Cane's. I Do Not Recommend

Place was nice and quick! Food was super hot and super fresh quality. Only complaint is the high prices but that's any fast food services now a days. Parking lot was a little tight too but building was clean and you can tell it's a new restaurant.

Visited Cane's on bald Hill for the first time on February 19. Very expensive for what it is, but I don't mind that if the food was great and unique. The chicken fingers had no flavor, or seasoning and just tasted bland. I looked all around and saw no napkins, no salt and no ketchup, none of which were in the bag when served. You may have been able to ask for them, but they were not provided and not accessible anywhere that I could see in the restaurant and after sitting down, I did not want to get back in line. There's nothing compelling that would make me want to come back here.

Fantastic Sauce (8/10). Lemonade tastes fresh! Fries are mid (6.5/10) Chicken is tender and juicy.

Worse service ever- not sure how they will survive when you have to wait 20 min. For "chicken fingers" at 3:00 in the afternoon.

The crinkle fries were cold and tasted liked freezer fries, texas "toast" was barely toasted, and missing cole slaw. Tenders were small but ok. Definitely not worth $

canes i love canes bang jerry best sauce in the game ho lee canerrrr! give me a caniac right now! service with a smile! great music! 10/10