Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers — Restaurant in Texas

Made the ill fated mistake of visiting this place after nearly 2 years of not eating canes. I like to do things streamlined so I placed an order on the mobile app. Everything seemed to be going fine, I ordered at 11:58 and my pickup time was 12:04. When I got to the speaker, I told them I had a mobile order to pick up. The lady responded “mobile order?”, then after a brief pause “you gotta come inside for a mobile order” in a sharp tone. So I navigated the line and parking lot and came inside. I waited in line to show the cashiers (who were actually helpful and polite) my mobile order. Who I presumed was the manager (black shirt) came to the front and told the cashier they didn’t have to assemble the food for a mobile order, it will just be completed. Well that was at their leisure of course. I finally left the restaurant with my food at 12:15. 10 extra minutes of my day isn’t that big of a deal, but the unnecessary bureaucracy that led to it is what bothers me. There should be a warning in the app that “this location doesn’t do drive through mobile order” or they could’ve just given me my food. My theory is that people with positions like this enjoy exercising their power when they have the chance. So I’m exercising my right to share my experience so others can be warned. I sympathize with fast food workers, it can be a hard job. But some people are just not meant for a job that has surges of high business. Food was okay, as per usual greasy small fingers. But the sauce is good. With so many superior options close by like wingstop, zaxby’s, and popeye’s, not to mention the hot chicken places, why even bother with a place...

I usually come to this canes because it’s literally right around the corner from my house and today I went to canes and order some food but it seem like the cashier was kinda of rushing me and trying to get me out of her face so she didn’t care to give me time to think about what I wanted to order and no there was not a line I was the only person standing there second when I got home I was eating my food and as I got towards the end of it I had like one tender left and my toast and my coleslaw I smelled the coleslaw it smelled old my tender that I had was very surprisingly cold and my toast was cold and inedible so I’m not sure when the quality of food has changed for this location but I’m very disappointed that they decided to mix old and fresh food in my order and I just don’t understand when They started to lack quality sad and a little sidenote I was allowed to taste the lemonade because I was unsure if it was going to be good and when I tasted it it was good so I decided to get a lemonade but the girl put a little too much ice into my cup and I ask for less ice she told me to dump the ice out at the soda machine and I dumped out the ice and she filled the rest with lemonade but now the lemonade taste like paper I’m very confuse I’m not sure if it’s the cup that made it taste like that in the ice helps Block to taste but I was very confuse so I feel like my lemonade was...

Some heroes wear capes. Others wear aprons, wield tongs like Mjolnir, and serve you the kind of chicken tenders that make you rethink every life choice that didn't lead you to Raising Cane’s.

Let’s talk about the chicken — golden, crispy perfection engineered in a secret lab (probably by Professor X and someone's grandma). You bite into it and time slows down. Birds sing. Somewhere, a bald eagle salutes. It’s not just chicken — it’s justice, deep-fried and served hot.

But we’re not done. The real MVP? The sauce. What’s in it? Classified. Probably guarded by Nick Fury and locked in a vault next to the Infinity Stones. I dipped a fry in it and blacked out — woke up hugging the cashier and whispering, “I’d die for you.” She said that happens a lot.

The toast? So buttery it should come with a gym membership. The crinkle fries? Perfectly engineered to deliver maximum surface area for sauce acquisition. And don’t even get me started on the lemonade — fresher than a Wakandan sunrise.

Cane’s isn’t fast food. It’s an origin story. You don’t leave with a meal — you leave with purpose.

10/10. Would assemble an entire Avengers team just to roll through the...