Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Garden Grove

My friends and I were visiting Disneyland but staying at a hotel that was in walking distance to Cane's. We got off of the airplane around 8:00 a.m. And knew that we were going to go directly into the park, but being us and being way too excited as Disney adults to get into the magical land, we fully forgot to eat anything and we're absolutely dead starving. So once we dropped off our stuff at the hotel, we immediately decided we needed to get food, thankfully, this canes is literally in walking distance to at least four hotels. We walked inside and ordered three three finger boxes and when I tell you they put they foot in this food! It was so delicious! And yes, you may be saying that. It was only so delicious because we were starving. The last time I had eaten was 2:00 p.m. the previous day and I would say you might be right, except for we went back at the end of the day. Fully dosed up on some Disney liquor and the food was equally as good! Good! Now you might be saying again that could have been a special circumstance, you were a little bit buzzed. Okay, we'll guess what. We went a third time. My friends and I stayed at this hotel for almost a week and we went to this canes maybe a good five times, not all the time for us to get food but just so that everyone in the party could get some food. This was absolutely the best food ever! It was always fast and yet so fresh, I can't imagine eating chicken anywhere...

Raising Cane’s on Chapman has truly mastered the art of simplicity, focusing on one thing and doing it exceptionally well: chicken fingers. From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by the irresistible aroma of freshly fried goodness and a welcoming atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease.

But what truly sets Raising Cane’s apart is their unwavering commitment to quality, and nowhere is this more evident than in their delicious chicken fingers. Each tender, juicy piece is cooked to perfection, boasting a crispy golden exterior that gives way to tender, flavorful chicken. It’s clear that every step of the process, from sourcing the finest ingredients to expertly frying each batch, is done with the utmost care and attention to detail.

One thing that has really impressed me is the founder’s dedication to transparency and authenticity, as showcased in the insightful podcasts he’s been doing. These podcasts not only provide fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpses into the Raising Cane’s journey but also emphasize the importance of quality and integrity in every aspect of the business, especially when it comes to those mouthwatering chicken fingers.

So, if you’re craving a truly satisfying meal that celebrates the simple joy of perfectly cooked chicken fingers, look no further than Raising Cane’s on Chapman. Trust me, you won’t be...

i went to canes last night with some friends and placed a mobile order to skip the line. i had ordered extra sauce with my sandwich and it was not in the box. when i asked for my sauce, conner made me purchase another one. i told him that i had already ordered it and it wasnt in the box but he huffed, rolled his eyes, and said i still couldnt have it unless i purchased it because “it was already on the sandwich”, even though i already paid extra for my sauce. my friend ordered a sandwich as well and was told the same exact thing even though she brought her receipt to him. my other friend ordered a lemonade and was given an empty cup so the asked for a fill of lemonade, since it is behind the counter. conner told them that they had to purchase the lemonade and turned them to the soda fountain EVEN THOUGH THEY ALREADY PURCHASED IT! i dont know what conners problem is, i dont know if its because my friends and i are not white (since we were the only ones receiving this problem) but conner likes to upcharge and make people pay more for what they already purchased. fix your store and...