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Nestled in the vibrant Midtown neighborhood of Phoenix, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is a culinary haven for fried chicken enthusiasts. Known for its **specialty in chicken fingers**, this fast-food gem offers a simple yet satisfying menu that keeps patrons coming back for more. The inviting atmosphere, characterized by its casual dining setup and friendly staff, makes it a perfect spot for families and friends alike.

 With its signature Cane's sauce and perfectly cooked crinkle-cut fries, every bite is a delightful experience. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or enjoying a leisurely dinner, Raising Cane's promises a satisfying meal that doesn't compromise on flavor.

At Raising Cane's, the menu is refreshingly straightforward. The star of the show is undoubtedly the chicken fingers, which are marinated, hand-breaded, and fried to golden perfection. Each tender is juicy and flavorful, served alongside their famous Cane's sauce, a tangy blend that perfectly complements the crispy chicken. For those craving a hearty meal, the Caniac Combo features **six chicken fingers**, crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, and a refreshing drink, making it a favorite among regulars.

 The ambiance is casual yet lively, with a hint of fun from the disco balls that adorn the dining area. This unique decor choice adds a playful vibe, making it an enjoyable place to dine with friends or family.

Raising Cane's is not just about the food; it's about the experience. The restaurant prides itself on its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Each chicken finger is cooked to order, ensuring that you receive a hot and fresh meal every time. The staff is known for their friendliness, often going the extra mile to make your visit enjoyable.

 Fun fact: Raising Cane's was founded in 1996 by Todd Graves, who initially faced challenges in securing funding for his restaurant concept. Today, it has grown into a beloved chain with locations across the United States, all while maintaining its focus on quality chicken fingers.

Raising Cane's is renowned for its chicken fingers, which are made fresh to order and served with their signature Cane's sauce.

If you're a fan of crispy, juicy chicken tenders and a friendly atmosphere, Raising Cane's is a must-visit. It's perfect for a quick meal or a casual dining experience.

Located in Midtown Phoenix, Raising Cane's is close to various attractions, including local shops and parks, making it a convenient stop for a meal after exploring the area.

Whether you're a local or just passing through, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is a delightful stop for anyone craving quality chicken. With its friendly service and delicious menu, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss. Stop by today to indulge in some of the best chicken fingers in Phoenix!

Fast-food chain specializing in fried chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries & Texas toast.

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First time ever visiting on 9/25/24 and overall the food was ok. They shorted me a tender so I had to get another one. The coleslaw was thrown away as we didn’t like it. Chicken itself was moist. I honestly expected more from this place but from my experience it was ok. This isn’t on my “go to” list food wise. Staff was friendly however, the cashier kept staring at my 13 yr old daughter and it made her really uncomfortable so we ended up moving outside.

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Was excited to eat canes after a year of not having it.  As soon as I get home and open the box. I see how small the chicken fingers are. Should be called chicken nuggets instead. I feel disappointed and defrauded.
Won’t be come back.

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My kid loves Cane's, but I am routinely frustrated by the time it takes to pick up the food.  More than once there have been inexplicable drive-through delays.  Today it was over 8 minutes for one delay.   Last time it was at least 10. I need to get better at starting counting when I pull into the drive through lane.

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Haven't been to Cane's in a long while and was shocked at how much the quality of food has gone down considering how expensive it is.

The chicken tenders were cooked fine but were the size of chicken wings. Both the Texas Toast and fries were cold. We did not receive the coleslaw with the Caniac Combo.

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This was my second ever visit to any Raising Cane's location, first time at this one. My first experience was years ago when they were brand new to the Phoenix area. It wasn't great, but I chalked it up to growing pains and kind of forgot about it. I was looking for a quick lunch and saw this location, so I decided to give them another shot.
As soon as I walked in the door, I was uncomfortable. It was freezing inside, the music was loud, and there are three disco balls throwing lights around the dining area. This is obviously a deliberate aesthetic decision by the owner, I'm sure they got the atmosphere they wanted. But it's not an atmosphere I want to eat food in. I assume this is a standard Raising Cane's thing, so probably similar at all locations. It was a nice day out and their patio is nice, so I ordered and took my food outside.
I ordered the three strip combo, comes with fries, a drink, Texas toast, and a cup of their sauce. As soon as I looked at the chicken strips, I regretted paying $11. They were tiny and sad looking. I picked one up and it was limp (pictures) and that was the best looking one. Dive bars all over the Valley do chicken strips way better than this and it's an afterthought to them. These had no crunch, no flavor, nothing redeeming. Well, I was thankful for their tiny size after I finished. The Cane's sauce isn't my thing, I'm sure a lot of people enjoy it though. The fries were okay, about half were soggy and half were crispy, all crispy would be better. The Texas toast was present. The iced tea was good.
Just a very bad food experience, overpriced and low quality. I won't be giving the chain a third try unless I hear about some major overhauls to their operation.
I will say the staff was super friendly, and the restaurant (including the patio) was very clean.

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers in Midtown Phoenix, AZ

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