Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Well, strap in, folks, because if you're searching for a chicken odyssey to rival that of Homer's Iliad, then this Monday night at Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers was an epic to remember.

So here I am, right? It's the eleventh hour, just a stone's throw from closing time. Probably even made the staff roll their eyes a little. But oh boy, the things we do for chicken! Now, I don't usually roll the dice on my dinner plans, but let's say this time, the gamble paid off.

Now, onto this three chicken fingers combo meal. Folks, let's not mince words here: this chicken was so good, I almost asked it for its number. I'm talking crispy, tender, marinated in some sort of heavenly brine that'd make a vegan consider crossing the aisle. We're talking the Audrey Hepburn of fast food. Sophisticated, elegant, but still knows how to throw down on a Monday night.

The sauce – don't get me started. It's like they've found a way to bottle sunshine, but with a little cayenne kick to remind you it's not all sunshine and rainbows in this world. I mean, I'd take a bath in this stuff if it wouldn't clog my pipes.

Now, the coleslaw was just okay, nothing to write home about, like the drummer in a rock band - necessary but easily overlooked. The fries, though, were cut perfectly, just the right amount of fluffy on the inside with a satisfying crunch on the outside - the kind of spuds that'd make Ireland weep with joy.

However, I gotta dock 'em a star, because this combo was like a cliffhanger episode - leaves you yearning for more. So next time, I'm going all in, folks. That's right, I'm talking about the party tray, big boy style. A mountain of chicken fingers, an ocean of that ambrosial sauce, and enough Texas toast to make a rabbit reconsider its life choices.

All in all, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is the kinda place that's got the charm, the taste, and the audacity to serve chicken that's almost too...

This Raising Cane’s has the same straightforward menu the chain is known for, but what you notice here is how much the chicken quality shines. Every visit the tenders come out hot, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The flavor has never missed, and it is one of the most consistent fast food items around.

The box combo is the go-to, and I usually swap the coleslaw for extra fries or toast. Both are solid sides, and they complete the meal without overcomplicating it. The fries sometimes vary in crispiness depending on the time of day, but they still taste good.

Service here is usually quick, though there are times when the drive-thru can slow down during peak hours. Staff members are polite and keep things moving, which is all you can ask for in a busy Cane’s. The inside is clean enough, though most people seem to use the drive-thru.

Cane’s sauce continues to be the star of the show, though the portion never feels like quite enough. I almost always add an extra container just to enjoy every bite the way it should be. Prices are a little higher than they used to be, but the quality of the chicken justifies the stop.

This Cane’s is reliable and worth...

I have been there several times when the employees have a bad attitude I have been several times where they have failed to let you know they are out of coleslaw which they are out of a lot and should offer some type of substitute for or at least let you know they are out I have been there several times where they have made my daughter cry because they refused to allow us to order my own meal with my DoorDash meal that I am purchasing for another customer bc they do not want to have mobile order service I have been several times when they have closed the driver through speaker and made two untrained employees take orders to speed up the line making the line longer and everything but fast the parking is horrible bc they are so busy only one way in and out considering they make the best use of there space and they are very smart for have such a small menu choices and well marked system so your order can not be mixed or mistaken bc the name on the box turn over time is relatively short, considering the volume of people food is always hot I almost forgot this particular restaurant cut the lemonade ingredients so that it does taste like water down lemonade...