Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

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.

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.

WOW .... My family and I had a great time. The staff was friendly and checking up on customers. The food was hot and fresh. I'm very surprised ... excellent customer service.

The man working the food window and handing/calling out food was a great worker, I believe maybe a manager too. When I came back in due to missing sauce he immediately saw the box in my hands and started walking towards me to ask what was wrong. Even ended up giving me three extra. (The picture is only half the fries and 3/4 the chicken)

I've been here twice both times the crew had high energy and they where extremely nice and now the chicken.... so they chicken was good but put it in that cane's sauce and it's a 10 also ask for bob on your bread you're welcome!!!

While traveling cross country I had my first experience with Raising Cains and thought it was very good. The only drawback is the limited menu.

Chicken was cooked great, just didn't have any taste. You needed the Cane's sauce to add something... Service was great! Manager was very involved and employees greeted customers and called out to the front if they saw people walking in. It was just really loud in there, between the music being quite loud and then having to yell over it, just wasn't for me. Sweet tea was on point and that sauce is great.