Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Shreveport

As a connoisseur of crispy, succulent chicken, I must say that Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers has elevated the game. 🍗🔥

From the moment I stepped into their cozy, chicken-scented haven, I knew I was in for a treat. The aroma of perfectly seasoned tenders danced around me, whispering secrets of flavor and satisfaction. The menu? Simple and focused—like a laser beam of poultry delight.

Now, let’s talk about those golden-brown fingers. Each bite is a symphony of crunch and juiciness. It’s as if the chicken gods themselves descended and bestowed their crispy blessings upon these tender morsels. The secret sauce? Well, it’s not so secret anymore—I suspect it’s a blend of unicorn tears, sunshine, and a dash of pure joy.

And the Texas toast? Oh, sweet buttery goodness! It’s like a warm hug from Grandma, if Grandma had a PhD in breadology. The crinkle-cut fries? Perfectly seasoned, like they’ve been sprinkled with stardust.

But wait, there’s more! The sweet tea—I’m convinced it’s brewed by angels. It’s so refreshing that even the sun takes a sip when it’s feeling parched. And don’t get me started on the coleslaw—it’s like a garden party in your mouth, complete with cabbage confetti.

The service? Impeccable. The staff at Raising Cane’s must have undergone Jedi training because they anticipate your needs before you even know them. They’re friendly, efficient, and probably have a secret handshake involving chicken drumsticks.

In summary, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is a poultry paradise. It’s where dreams are breaded, fried, and served with a side of pure bliss. So, if you haven’t experienced this crispy nirvana yet, drop everything and sprint (yes, sprint) to the nearest Cane’s. Your taste buds will thank you, and your soul will do a little chicken...

We literally eat here All the time. My kids ❤️ it! I hate to leave this, but something went wrong.We always get the same order: 3 box combos,1 caniac combo(no slaw,extra bread), 3 dr.peppers&1 unsweet tea. We got home& had 3- 3 finger combos, what I'm guessing is a kids meal &sweet tea that tasted like chlorine (but that might just be city water). My caniac combo had 2 strips,few fries &slaw. All our strips were small &very overdone, fries tasted day old, but bread was good. Can't comment on the slaw (I had them switch w/bread), I didn't get cause I'm allergic to cabbage. Since I can't drive, my husband works his butt off at uhaul as a mechanic, and gas isn't free; we had turkey sandwiches w/canes bread. My kids tried to eat the strips but me & my husband have dental issues & couldn't chew them. I didn't even get to enjoy my drink. I ❤️ unsweet tea & Cane's is best. The staff was fine, a bit frazzled. Maybe we got someone else's order? I don't know, but I'm so disappointed. We were too tired to go back& with my health issues, haven't had time to reach out about this. Let's be real, money is tight these days & everything is more expensive. So I expect better at establishments like Cane's. Reputation goes a long way these days. Can't say I'll go back or not, but hope y'all fix it, cause my family eats at that same location at least 3 times a month. God...

When I first visited Raising Canes, probably 12 years ago, I thought this place was the best thing going! The chicken fingers were so good, and the workers were so upbeat and seemed excited about their jobs. It was one of those places that was at the top of my fast food chain restaurants! Nowadays, with the newly added locations, the culture of Raising Cane's has taken a downward direction. I frequent them all, as my husband loves him some Cane's. But, yall, as much as we love it, I rarely bring it up because of the customer service there or lack thereof. Is there something upper management can do to motivate the cooks, cashiers, and local managers to bring Cane's back to its original culture? I miss those good workers who used to say all that silly stuff b4 u place ur order, I miss the smiling faces, and mostly those perfectly fried chicken strips! Ima need Pines Rd to...