Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Mishawaka

My visit to Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers in Mishawaka, IN, left me thoroughly satisfied and craving for more. The restaurant's focus on simplicity and quality truly shines through in their menu and offerings. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with the mouthwatering aroma of their signature chicken fingers, and I knew I was in for a treat. Raising Cane's commitment to serving only the highest quality chicken and fresh ingredients made for a delightful and finger-licking dining experience.

The star of the show, Raising Cane's chicken fingers, were undeniably delicious. They were perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside, and tender and juicy on the inside. The simple but flavorful seasoning enhanced the natural taste of the chicken, making each bite truly enjoyable.

Raising Cane's commitment to using fresh and high-quality ingredients was evident in the taste of their food. From the chicken fingers to the crinkle-cut fries and Texas toast, everything was made with attention to detail and tasted exceptionally fresh.

The service at Raising Cane's was efficient and friendly. Despite the restaurant being busy, the staff worked diligently to keep the lines moving and to ensure that customers were well taken care of. Their focus on providing a seamless and quick service added to the overall positive experience.

While Raising Cane's specializes in chicken fingers, those seeking a wider variety of menu options might find it a bit limiting. Expanding the menu to include additional side dishes or sauces could cater to different tastes and preferences.

The restaurant's limited seating capacity could be a drawback during peak hours or when dining with a larger group. However, the quick turnover of customers helped minimize any waiting time.

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers in Mishawaka, IN, delivers a mouthwatering and satisfying dining experience with their delicious chicken fingers and commitment to quality ingredients. The simplicity of their menu allows them to focus on perfecting their signature dish, which undoubtedly pays off in flavor and taste. While the menu variety might be limited, the exceptional quality of their chicken fingers makes it a worthwhile visit for chicken enthusiasts. I left Raising Cane's with a full stomach and a smile on my face, eager to return for more of their scrumptious chicken fingers. If you're in the mood for some tasty and high-quality chicken, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers should be on your...

First time ever in a Cane’s. I decide to try them for dinner, as the hotel I’m staying in on my travel is right across the street. Overall it’s a little pricey and just average food. The chicken tenders were hot, moist and fresh, but they lacked seasoning and were very bland. The Canes sauce I did not care much for the taste of it. I wish they had like a honey mustard as well. I did put a packet of the Louisiana hot sauce in the canes sauce to give it a kick. The Texas toast was actually pretty good and the fries were just your basic ordinary crinkle cut fries. I opted for extra fries instead of coleslaw too, so I did not try that. when you get a drink, be sure to ask for just a little bit of ice. When my drink was handed to me it was loaded full and I mean full with ice. It would of been gone in probably 3 gulps. I asked for them to please refill me another cup with just a little bit of ice this time, because there was no soda in the one I was handed. Everything I ordered was through mobile order. They had an option for canes ice or no ice. I think they should add a “lite ice” option as well. Other places have...

I'll say it right away, so you don't have to scroll far: This chicken is literally average. If you like chicken fingers/tenders and prefer it over bone-in chicken, then you might have a slightly better experience, but I say this loudly: For 10 dollars, I'm really disappointed that this chicken tastes like two ingredients:Breading and chicken. There is nothing unique or remotely delicious about it, it just kind of hits the spot if you're hungry, as food should. So, average. Not special. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise. This chicken isn't very well seasoned and could be purchased cheaper at a grocery store hot food deli. The taste is identical. Furthermore, they offer one sauce and one sauce only, and it tastes like exactly what it is: Mayonnaise, ketchup, a little lemon juice and some seasonings. Like Good Burger. Remember the movie Good Burger? Facts, unfortunately. It's not a complete pass, but it definitely doesn't stand above the pack. However, the customer service is great, the employees are wonderful, they know their job and they handle the long line well. Worth trying if...