Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Lafayette

I'm Santa on a Scooter, I ride around Lafayette La spreading holiday cheer, giving people a free Santa to take pictures with and I raise money for homeless families on social media, Tonight/early morning Dec. 6 1:30am I tried to go thru the drive thru as Santa on my electric scooter bc I really don't like having to go inside of places with Coronavirus as I'm trying to stay as safe as possible so I can give people a free Santa to take pictures with outside. There was one car in front of me at the window and nobody behind me but instead of taking my order he they told me I had to come inside and when I got inside he wanted me to put on a mask that wasn't going to fit around my beard so I rufused it. So I ended up ordering and when I got home they gave me the smallest pieces of chicken I've ever gotten so Santa on a Scooter will not be going back to this location.

Raising Cane's should be more open to serving people on Electric vehicles in the drive thru bc their environmentally friendly, Especially During The Covid-19 Pandemic! No Excuse...

★★☆☆☆ Cane’s used to be one of our favorite spots when it first started here in Louisiana. It was affordable, the portions were solid, and it felt like a good value. But over the years, they’ve quietly taken a tender out of the box, shrunk the tenders themselves, cut back on fries, and reduced the amount of Cane’s sauce they give you. Now you’re paying $13 for four baby-sized tenders—one of which is usually even smaller than the rest—and not even enough sauce to cover the meal. I had to buy a second sauce just to finish it.

When you look at food quality ratings, Cane’s chicken barely scores a 6.0 out of 10. For comparison, McDonald’s is at 4.5. So while it’s slightly better than McDonald’s in quality, it’s nowhere near worth the inflated price. If you’re looking for a meal that’ll actually fill you up, this won’t be it—unless you’re ready to drop $20 at a...

First of all, I frequently enjoy raising canes, But today was a completely different story. I Uber Eats my food from raising cane's tonight and my order was not only mistaken, but my food was not up to par. My fries were wet and uncooked and my bread was soggy in my order. I ordered 4 boxes and received 2 boxes from raising canes. My Uber Eats driver could not get 2 more boxes but Raising cane's did nothing about it. Also I called raising cane's at that restaurant And I spoke to a lady who I told her my problem. And then she proceeded to pretend that she did not hear me whenever I made another call to Uber Eats customer service and they heard me perfectly. The customer service at raising cane's was not good and so was the food and food provider. And now im here with 2 boxes and wasted 20...