Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Reno

So to start off the food was okay. Second, it was a clean environment. My big problem with this location is one of the employees got mad for my co worker parking in a spot he should not have. The parking lot was full and there was nowhere else to park. Also instead of coming to us and politely asking us to move. she lies to us tells us the vehicle is in the process of being towed and continues to berate us inside and outside. Telling us we're entitled because we're from California. Not because we're human and people make mistakes when we're tired coming from a construction job. We had no clue about where other parking was because hey where not from here. the whole experience was absolutely not an acceptable way to talk to people no matter what. There is always a nice way to do things and that was not done here. I would personally never visit this...

Raising Cane's sells chicken, but oh what chicken it is! As you can tell by the long lines, it's quite popular because that chicken, and the fixings that go with it, are incredibly good. The store on North Virginia St., which is a hang out spot for University of Nevada, Reno students, is always busy. But I've got to hand it to the place, they've got this down pat and the lines go extremely fast. Their popular plates of fried chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, cole slaw, Texas toast and special sauce accompanied by fresh lemonade or their sweet iced tea, flies out of there like hot cakes. I've never had a bad meal and would highly recommend them if you're craving chicken. Note that the Raising Cane's on North Virginia Street, across from the University, does NOT have a drive through; it's...

I’ve been working nearby and came here for weeks and have come here almost everyday. I was debating leaving this review as I know I’ll sound like an old dinosaur. I would’ve given this place all 5 stars before. But it was ruined on 3/26. They installed those pay yourself machines. They seemed to cut that staff by at least a 3rd. With that reduction they lost their quality of food.

Again before it was a great place. They had lots of staff and even when busy you could get in and out in a reasonable time. They had lots of young staff that were nice. But now the few people working don’t have time to ring you up. You can’t pay cash. They assume you’re leaving and give everything in styrofoam which is terrible for our planet. It’s just not a good place anymore. I’d suggest...