Raising Cane's

“Our 15 chicken tenders were hot and juicy and the sauce is was makes it.”

John Nguyen★★★★★

I stopped by Raising Cane’s at the Fullerton location & it did not disappoint! The chicken fingers were hot, crispy & clearly made fresh with a perfect golden crunch on the outside & tender juiciness on the inside. The crinkle-cut fries were well salted & the Texas toast was buttery & toasted just right. Of course, the Cane’s signature sauce tied everything together! The service was fast & friendly with the food coming out quickly even though it was busy. This spot is consistently good & hits the mark every time whenever you’re craving quality chicken fingers. Definitely one of the better

Maria and Troy Campbell★★★★★

Thank you to Skye for looking after me this evening. We had landed from Sydney, and this was our first meal on American soil and our first time eating Raising Cane’s. The kids had seen it all over the TikTok’s so as an aging millennial, I consulted the YouTube to do some recon. I settled on chicken tenders, bread, fries and to spoil the kids, I bought the giant cups of sauce. It didn’t disappoint. Still, Skye was super patient as I had to use my fingers to panic count how many tenders (this was the first stop of our fast food crawl and I didn’t want to under-order). The restaurant was so busy

Christian Liu★★★★

What can I say? What are ya'... Chicken? Really good chicken fingers, good Texas toast, and I really like their lemonade and sweet tea. Would definitely come back when I'm in the LA area.

Eduardo C.★★

The food was good as always, but it was noticeably greasier than usual today. The real issue was with my three-box combo. One box had chicken fingers that were about half the size of the others. I went to the counter to ask for a replacement or compensation. The staff didn’t seem to know what to do—first they asked the cashier, then the fryer staff. In the end, everyone just said the chicken was “the same size.” Look at the pictures—it’s obvious the sizes are not the same. What’s more absurd is that no one reached out to a manager. Either the staff needs proper training, or the manager is e