Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Fort Collins

Me and my friends went to the Fort Collins location around 10:30pm to just get enjoyable food, not only was literally every staff member that talked to us rude. Constantly got glances, genuinely felt like they hated us for even being there even tho they don’t close until 2.First red flag was when the boy at the window threw a fit because I asked him to add coleslaw to my order, he slammed the window shut, threw up his hands to his coworkers acting like I was inconveniencing him for asking him to do the thing he’s paid for, then disappeared without a word, then finally came back After all that they forget half our order, which again isn’t hard to remember to put all the food in the bag. Once we got home and realized our food was missing we drive across town to get the missing food because yk I got charged for it might as well get the food. And also they refused to answer their phone, after multiple attempts to contact the store, expected the store to be busy as an excuse for this behavior but no, we walk in and there is two people in there. I was almost gleeful because at the counter was a manager. I thought we would finally get decent service or at least someone who doesn’t act like they have a stick shoved inside them. But no he was equally as rude, rushed us, half-assed apology for them messing up our food. And openly talked bad about us to another employee directly in front of us which. And even after all the negative attitude, rudeness, and overall sloppy jobs from every employee in there. The food they gave us to replace the missing food was cold. Shoutout to Juan who took our order and lacks the brain power...

Prepare for my "wild" adventure at Raising Cane's! Parking chaos, hordes of zombie-like chicken fans, and an epic finger frenzy await!

The parking lot felt like ground zero for a chicken finger apocalypse. Every chicken lover within miles had converged, transforming it into a battleground of SUVs fighting for spots. I half-expected hungry zombies to rise, craving chicken fingers as their sole sustenance.

Inside, amidst the chaos, a surprisingly clean restaurant stood. It was like they had an army of employees dedicated to taming the finger-craving swarm. Kudos for maintaining order amidst the zombie-like frenzy.

The lightning-fast service amazed me. It felt like the staff possessed supernatural chicken-frying powers, delivering crispy, golden-brown strips of poultry perfection. I wondered if they struck a deal with a chicken deity for such speed.

And the taste, oh my fellow foodies! The chicken fingers were undeniably delicious, with juicy interiors and perfect seasoning. It was good especially with the dipping sauce. No wonder people flock like mindless, chicken finger-obsessed zombies.

But beware, the restaurant was packed with hungry eaters, like a post-apocalyptic feast. If you value personal space, it might not be your ideal dining experience.

Raising Cane's satisfies insatiable appetites for chicken finger-based delights. Battle ravenous hordes, conquer the parking lot, and survive the chaos. The reward is juicy, flavorful chicken fingers that will satisfy your cravings. Just resist joining the zombie chicken finger frenzy. Happy...

Edit: Cane's Corporate reached out to try to make things square under this post. I contacted them and they reached out within hours. I hate leaving negative reviews unless experiences warrant it. I will bump up the service score, at the least, and return to this when I eventually go back. Their company is probably the only fast food company I have ever had an issue with that tried to make things better after a poor experience. I must commend them on that.

The food has gone downhill since we started going there infrequently about 2 years ago, but I decided to leave a comment today for other reasons.

I bought two "Caniac" combos today while rushing between appointments with kids. I opted for only fries because no one likes coleslaw that was present. (I also ordered a 3-finger combo, an extra order of fries, and an extra lemonade to cover everyone.) The Caniac combos are supposed to come with 6 tenders, two sides, bread, and two sauces. Each of OURS came with 4 tenders, not 6. I'm not sure if the fries were in proper proportions, both sauces and the slice of bread were present. Everything else seemed to be in order.

As we had already started eating on the drive, and were on the way to an appointment across town, going back is near useless as we cannot prove anything. For over $50 between that order, (quite the increase from my last visit, if memory serves), this is not ideal. I will not be returning in the near future due to this issue, and the fact that I could get a sit-down meal for that price. I will stick to...