Raising Cane's

There was nothing overly bad but to rate the food I'll say: Slaw - not the greatest, it didn't taste bad but it wasn't very good either. Fries: standard crinkle cut fries, pretty decent. Texas Toast - probably my favorite part of the meal, the toast was very good. Sauce: Very good sauce, probably another of their better selling points. Chicken - so, the chicken. The chicken had a very light and crispy breading, which was good, however. The chicken and the breading both were very lacking in flavor. The sauce was good and made up for it, but sauce should compliment the flavor of the chicken not be the entirety of the flavor.

This is your standard chicken finger resurant. They sell chicken fingers, fries and bread. The chicken fingers are good, the fries are mid at best and the bread is very good. The Cane's sauce is really what makes this place special. Add it to everything they sell and it is vastly improved. When you order your bead, get it buttered both sides and you will not regret it.

I’ve been to canes a few times and I don’t understand the fanaticism. The food is plenty good, but it’s just good. It’s not great chicken. The fries suck. They’re crinkle cut fries that are always mushy on the inside, you could so easily buy better frozen fries at your local grocery store. The chicken is good but it’s not really special I think. Popeyes has better if you want faster chicken. The sauce is good too but not nearly worth the hype either. The employees are always nice though. But yeah, I don’t understand the hooplah. It’s definitely fine, but not better than that.