Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Cincinnati

Canes has some of the best chicken strips ever!!!!Sometimes I feel like I'm addicted to Cane's Chicken. In the summer I would go to Canes at least two or three times a week, and when I was driving Uber last year many more times than that. I guess I kind of got tired of it, but after I just tasted it tonight, it gave me the old, 'new' chicken feeling back! LOL oh LOL! All jokes aside they have some of the greatest chicken fingers and I give them 5 🌟 s A + . Normally I like to substitute my cole slaw for extra sauce, but this time I got an extra fry! I'm not sure when I first noticed canes chicken in the Cincinnati area, but I liked it immediately. If I'm not mistaken the first one that tried was in the Tri-County area! Now they're popping up everywhere. There's one in Oakley, Tri-County, the University area, the one I just came from and many others in the Tri-state area! Now here's something weird, when I was driving Uber and I will go to the airport, there was another Chicken Fingers Restaurant near there that has similar chicken and similar sauce and they said they had the number one chicken fingers which was crazy! Because obviously Cane's Chicken is Number One! At least the other guys tried. It had an old fashioned name which I can't remember, but occasionally they would still get my business when I wasn't close enough to a Cane's!!! As I'm saying this it kind of reminds me of that joke in the Eddie Murphy film Coming to America for they had McDowell's and McDonald's funny stuff. I had the Big Mac he had the big Mick! Something like that anyway! Check out canes guys Cane's chicken strips pretty good fries are pretty good as well! Greg...

Good food, very poor customer service. I ordered at the counter and came up short by one sauce on my order. When I flagged someone down to help, she seemed generally annoyed and like I was inconveniencing her by trying to get my order right. Another employee jumped in (the one who had bagged up my order) and tried to tell me that I wasn't missing any sauces. I began to walk her through it, step-by-step, to explain the total number of sauces I should have. She became impatient and annoyed with me and tried to cut me off and walk away without helping. I had to insist again that I was missing a sauce, at which point she said (in a very annoyed tone) that the person taking my order didn't put down my extra sauce--before finally giving me the sauce I ordered. Neither of the two who responded to me at the counter seemed apologetic (nobody apologized, far from it) or like they wanted to help me at all. It was more like they wanted to find the reason why this wasn't their fault and for me to go away.

If a customer says they're missing a sauce, why not just toss them an extra sauce and be done with it? It is ridiculous that I had to argue with two employees to receive a missing condiment in the first place. And if you insist upon arguing with your customers over a 50-cent cup of sauce, then at least try to be polite and patient and hear them out.

Incidentally, when I got home with my order, I also found that we were missing a chicken finger from one...

The chicken strips are tender, flaky and delicious naked / without any sauce; however, the only one available is their special recipe Cane's sauce (most love it, but if not, at least it comes on the side). Also, they don't have chicken only meals; they only have combos (chicken, fries, Texas toast, small coleslaw, large drink). You can add extra chicken by the piece to your combo, though. They make the food fast enough, so any wait is due to how many people are in line ahead of you. The prices are okay for the amount of food you get. There's a decent amount of seating inside, including booths. You will also find outside seating in the shared /...