Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Austin

Raising Cane's: Where Chicken Fantasies Come True

If you're seeking an oasis of succulent, luscious fried chicken and unmatched customer care, Raising Cane's is the destination for you. My recent experience at their establishment left me not just satisfied, but utterly enchanted.

Upon entering, I was met with a welcoming ambiance that instantly set the tone for my experience. The team members at Raising Cane's are more than just typical staff; they embody excellence in every interaction. Their sincere smiles and eagerness to assist made me feel like royalty from the outset.

Now, let's delve into the star of the show: the chicken. Oh, what a delight! Each bite was a harmonious fusion of flavors, showcasing Raising Cane's unwavering commitment to excellence. Moist, tender, and impeccably seasoned, it's no surprise that Raising Cane's has amassed such a devoted following. It's not merely a meal; it's a gastronomic odyssey that leaves you yearning for more.

And let's not overlook their renowned lemonade. A single sip of this divine elixir transported me to new heights of culinary ecstasy. It's not just a beverage; it's an otherworldly experience that tantalizes the palate.

However, what truly distinguishes Raising Cane's is their exceptional dedication to customer service. The team treated me with the utmost care and respect, exceeding my expectations at every turn. Their meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction left me speechless.

Raising Cane's transcends the realm of fast food; it's a haven for discerning palates. With chicken that rivals the finest dining establishments and lemonade that tastes like the tears of a dying fairy, each visit is a voyage into epicurean paradise. The dedication of their employees to providing exceptional service elevates the entire dining experience to a level fit for kings and queens. If you're in search of a culinary escapade that leaves an indelible impression, look no further than Raising Cane's. With a resounding 10/10 recommendation, it promises to captivate your senses and leave you craving another taste of their heavenly chicken and...

We went to this Canes and about 8 pm on Sunday night (9/19). The inside was closed, so we got in the drive thru line, where we ultimately waited for about 45 mins total. 20 mins in, I had to use the restroom, so I walked next door to P.Terry’s. During that time, my husband, who has a moderately-severe hearing loss, waited at the intercom to order for about 3 minutes and didn’t hear anything. He texted our friend who was in the drive thru line directly in front of us to ask how long it took for them to get his order, he replied that it wasn’t long but that the volume was “very low”. My husband, thinking maybe he just didn’t hear the person due do his hearing loss, decided he would drive up to the window to order instead. Right before he got to the window, I got back to the car. We pull up to the window, explained what happened to the worker, and was told that she couldn’t take our order at the window and we would have to “drive back around through the drive thru”. We told her we already waited 45 mins in the drive thru and my poor husband couldn’t hear her due to his hearing loss, but she said “you have to go through the drive thru and my manager will tell you the same thing”....which sounds like an ADA violation but ok. We again tried to talk to her and she told us the same thing, but then said we could also order online and pick it up at the front door. At that point we said ok, pulled around, parked, and tried to order online. When we tried to do the online order, it said that location wasn’t accepting online orders at that time. I had to walk up to the window, show the worker that the online order wasn’t working, and she said to go to the front and the manager would come out to take our order...so I did. The manager was super nice and helpful, which is why this is getting 2 stars instead of 1. But the workers really needs to be educated in the area of customers with disabilities. It’s extremely insensitive to tell a hard of hearing person to “go back around and order again” through an intercom he couldn’t hear from in the...

TL; DR: Good god that was terrible. yall are right next to chic fil a. How are you going to stay in business? Please don't give this Garbage food producer your business.

Okay, let's do a full review. First the manager came up to override the cashier and tell me to be sure I did the survey, I'd win free canes for a year(not being ambiguous, he did not say might win). Well, you can keep that. I'm not deducting points for that but you can bet it's annoying.

the first thing I had was the lemonade, and compared to the earlier mentioned chicken sandwich joint, it was sub par.

when I got my food I first tried the toast. Maybe this is what set up my disspointment. You have absolutely delicious bread. What followed was an abomination. The chicken was. . . how do I put this correctly? It was mushy and tasted undercooked.

The fries tasted like extra crispy or-ida. The "canes sauce" basic and flavorless.

I quickly ceased eating, but it was too late. That basket of hot garbage on an empty stomach was too much. I ran to the (admittedly very clean) bathroom. My dinner decided that today was not the day it would be eaten.

All of that said, I probably wouldnt have posted a review if this was the end of the story.

But wait, theres more. After all the unpleasantness of losing my lunch, I quickly turned to the sink. I soaped up my less than clean hands and tried to clean myself up.

But it was for naught. The sink handle had been broken off! After exiting the sad excuse for the washroom I waited for the "communal restroom" or whatever it was called and after cleaning myself up, I mentioned to the cashier "your faucet in the mens is broken off" To which he replied, presumably honestly "yeah it's been like that for weeks"

What's the point of having bathrooms if they're in-operable? (just for the record there was no out of order sign).This was my first trip to raising canes, and also my last. Suck less or let another business fill the prime location on...