Fast-food chain specializing in fried chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries & Texas toast. Based on 313 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.1 stars. Price $
✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Drive-through ✔️ No delivery
Address:
3150 Kiln Creek Pkwy, Yorktown, VA 23693
Phone: (757) 327-7086
Website: https://www.raisingcanes.com/locations/c720
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Hours
| Thursday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 10 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Monday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–12 AM |
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Reviews
Danielle Delgatos
I’ve loved Raising Cane’s since I lived in Ohio, and I’m glad to see they’re popping up here now. This location was very clean, and the staff was friendly. The food was just as delicious as I remember, and this particular meal was perfect. The chicken was crispy and juicy, the fries were cooked immaculately, the Texas toast hit the spot, and the sauce…that sauce is everything. I definitely recommend checking it out.
Samantha Lee
On our way to our friend’s house, we stopped by Raising Cane’s in Yorktown, my fiancé and I shared the Caniac Combo, which consisted of 6 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, 2 cane’s sauce, coleslaw, Texas toast, and large fountain. The chicken was crispy and fresh from the fryer. The Cane’s sauce was a creamy BBQ sauce and reminded me of Red Robin’s Campfire sauce. I liked how the sesame crusted Texas toast was buttered and toasted. For the large fountain drink, I got half Sweet Tea and half Lemonade. It was sweet and refreshing.
Maria Nunez
El pollo que mas me gusta!! This is the most delicious chicken I taste in my live. Thanks to the company to bring this near me, Although I wish the company would bring one here to Williamsburg, that would be awesome.. if you live in Williamsburg and love Cane’s Let’s campaign to bring the restaurant here to the area!!
Marlaina Rivera
Was quite surprised at how small the fingers were. Although tasty, they were on the smaller side. The kids meal was a very small portion, and kids were disappointed. Again not lacking in flavor and seemed quite fresh.. The service was ok, we asked for sauce and were told we had to pay additional until I questioned why we’d have to when we just ordered chicken fingers that generally always have sauce? I was then told it should be in with the meals.
Brian Powers
First time eating at Cane’s. It was clean, better than most similar restaurants. The only drawback was that it was too cold, even in summer. We usually sit in, but not this time since it was so cold. Service was good, no complaints. The food was good. Nice meaty chicken strips along with fries and cole slaw. The Texas toast was really good.
Chris Williams
Is it unique? Yes. It is worth all the hype? No. Is it good? Yes. Is it better than Chick-fil-A? Definitely not. This was my first time going, and I was excited to see what it was all about. You could certainly tell that they did their best to copy Chick-fil-A’s best-in-the-world drive through, but honestly, it took a lot longer than I expected for a restaurant that serves literally one thing. Okay, like five things, fine. Tenders, toast, fries, coleslaw, cane sauce. The chicken was good, but can’t really compare to Chick-fil-A, due to its lack of flavor. The coleslaw wasn’t special, it was just fine. The cane sauce is very good, but I wouldn’t say addicting. Crinkle cut fries I suppose were slightly better than the ones we had in middle school. That’s really all to note. The staff was great, and I really appreciated that. I love their branding, and the interior is very nice and unique as well, it’s fun! I am curious as to why there’s a dog on their roof. I love dogs, so I’m all for it, I just don’t get it. Going through the drive through, I was behind one person, and it took me about ten minutes to get my food. I was getting almost impatient near the end of that ten minutes, but my excitement for new food and remembrance that it was still fast, helped. But I would dare to say it was below the average drive through time, even despite their seemingly advanced system. I would go again if other people wanted to go, but I’m not sure I’ll choose it. I can get just as much for much less at many other places, and often I can get it faster as well.
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Jerry Cerkez
I could tell this is a new business in the area so I’ll be lenient.
Sloan G.
The menu is super streamlined, which completely fine since it allows them to focus on making great chicken fingers. Ordering online was super simple, and the instructions for pickup were very straightforward. Pulling up to the building, everything was clearly marked for drive-thru and dine in. Once inside, I was greeted quickly and the staff was super friendly. I was in and out within 2 minutes with my hot and fresh food.
Desiree Vaughan
Raising Cane’s only sells chicken tenders, coleslaw, fries, bread, and chicken tender sandwiches – and they do all of this really well! The food is always hot and fresh. One great feature is being able to switch out an item for a different one; the bread, coleslaw, fries, and Cane’s sauce can all be switched out for a different item. The bread is worth the price of admission, a sweeter white bread with sesame seeds, toasted and buttered. Great place for a quick bite or a late night snack. If sauces are your thing, you may be disappointed to find out that their selection is limited to Cane’s sauce, honey mustard, and hot sauce.
MARY CAY
Food was ok. Service could be better. Atmosphere was HOT!!!
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