Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Champaign

I've been to this location three times now. The quality has consistently declined with each visit.

The first time, they gave us the wrong food at the drive thru during rush hour; no big deal, it happens. They fixed it and we got to keep the incorrect order, as well. It was pretty good, too, since it was busy enough that everything was fresh.

The next time, still didn't get the right order, and the food was wildly salty.

Yesterday, a friend and I went and decided to try a hand at going into the lobby to eat instead in hopes we'd get what we actually ordered the first time. Got the right food, but the chicken was slimy. I'm not sure if they were rushing so much that they didn't cook anything enough, but everything seemed just shy of being fully cooked.

Not in a hurry to go back and be...

I took a break from my main meat choice being Dave’s and thought I would give Canes a try. The flavors that burst into my mouth were extremely prominent and flavorful. Canes sauce really punches the thing that swings in the back of your throat, and combined with canes meat was a force that could not I could not recover from. The fries were nice and salty to my liking, along with the slightly salty canes sauce really blends a familiar salty taste. Overall, what an experience I had with canes. The meat is juicy like Lucy and makes your tongue move in ways u thought it couldn’t. The canes sauce was extremely flavorful all over my mouth. Would definitely go for round 2 of the sauce however it would cost extra. Really unfortunate for them, I would have have been their number 1 customer. 10/10...

It's a Cane's, all right. For the uninitiated, that means a hyperfocused menu; there are 5 things - inclusive of sides and sauce - and no matter what you get it's going to be good. The dining room will be sporty and trendy and fun to exist in, the workers will genuinely be pleasing to interact with, and the restaurant will regularly undergo Mad Max episodes in which everyone in a 3 mile radius needs fried chicken (*Might affect the campus location a little harder than this one.) A typical expense here is $17 for the middle combo option, which prevents me from eating here All the Time. Now personally, I love the tenders as is, but my roommates insist that they're underseasoned and stand to be improved by slathering them in dry rubs at home. If your palate is adventurous, keep...