Raising Cane's

“The food was incredible, hot, and delivered when I requested it.”

Mr. Pappy★★★★★

Always Great, but how can you mess up if you only serve one item??? It's a staple for me, chicken fingers and sweet tea. A little taste of home. The food was good. The food was hot 🔥. The food came out very quickly, no waiting. The restaurant was extremely clean as to be expected. I will not hesitate to return over and over with quality such as this. You can even pay more because of what you're getting. I'm definitely gonna come here during the summertime. To enjoy the outdoor patio. See attached pictures.

Edward Bean★★★★★

My introduction to Raising Cane’s was by way of an article that praised the “secret sauce” served with their chicken tenders. I decided to check it out along with the new traffic patterns at the intersection of 38th and Wadsworth. The greeting from everyone behind the counter brought a smile to my face. At first I thought it was a bit cheesy. On further thought I decided it was a nice touch to the impersonal world we live in. I was warmly greeted by my order taker along with some small talk. I settled on the three finger combo. He took my money and handed me a receipt. I had literally just tu

TravelerGlobal★★★★★

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ When you’re at the corner of 38th and Wadsworth, you can’t miss the Raising Cane’s. It is officially the "One Love" spot for a reason, especially if you’re looking for high-quality chicken that’s never frozen and always fresh. Why this Wheat Ridge Spot Hits Different: • The Box Combo: This is the gold standard. You get four perfectly breaded chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and a regular drink. • The "Cane's Sauce" Obsession: Let’s be real—the sauce is the star of the show. It’s tangy, peppery, and literally good on everything (I always order an extra on

J L★

Regularly serves spoiled chicken that is slimey with the soggy breading falling apart. I asked for a refund and to remake the order numerous times with their chicken smelling sweaty, rancid, and putrid even with their second serve after the first attempt at food poisoning.