Chicken and sauce is good but they really need to add some spice into their game... It's bland if you're into spicy hot chicken like I am. If you're into mild this pace is good though.
Recently moved to the area so I decided to check them out for a late night snack. I got the 10 dollar meal which includes 4 chicken fingers, Tiny cup of coleslaw, a piece of bread and some fries and a drink. The meal also comes with a small container of dipping sauce, and they charge extra if you want additional which is probably the only thing I disliked. Overall the food was pretty good but nothing out of this world.
the food is good right when they open...
Swung by to see if they're worthy of all the hype. Got lucky, only a few cars in the drive-thru. Two minute wait to order but then 8 minutes to get to the pick up window. I would guess with the peak lunch and dinner lines it would take at least 20 minutes. Fries are nothing special but the chicken strips are a solid 4 out of 5, tender and decent sized. Not sure if the 4 piece box is worth $8.99, especially if the lines are long, but not bad as long as everyone in your group wants chicken strips. Definitely worth a try.
The sweet tea never disappoints and the craving is always met! We usually get the sandwich combo but switch out the bread for texas toast. Highly recommend if you crave the texas toast but don't want to make an extra side order. Food is consistent and delicious every time I've been here, even as a fairly new location.Ordering ahead on the app is great unless its a busy hour, in which case you may be better off Ordering inside. (Unless you aren't picking up your food until 20+ minutes) The app also doesn't allow for as much customization so its worth to keep that in mind. I always check how busy the place is on Google then decide how I'll order based off of that.
Sub par for Raising Cane's...I was so happy when they opened a Raising Cane's closer to home, but I've tried it a few times and this location just doesn't have me running back for more. It's no wonder after it's initial opening it fizzled out quickly.My biggest issue is the portions are noticeably smaller at this location. The tenders tend to be 3 inches or less, almost half the size... Other locations are at least 4 to 5 inches and more plump. Less fries too... Overall quality was close, but just not the same as well.The only reason I'm even giving 2 stars is because in general I love Raising Cane's but will not be returning to this one.
Been wanting to come here for ages and finally decided to drop in with the wifey and daughter.Simple menu because they specialize in Chicken Fingers and Chicken Samiches.Me and the wifey both got the 4 Chicken Finger combo wich included Cole slaw, crinkle fries, 1 piece of Texas toast, their signature dipping sauce & a drink. I got their lemon aid, wife iced tea, daughter HI C fruit punch.Everything was quite delicious for a southern style chicken finger meal.You may compare them to Bird Talk in San Pedro.I wouldn't mind coming back to try their chicken samich.Place is clean, organized, service was good, and expedient.
Passed this place a few times... today was the day I popped in. Pretty nice upscale environment for a fast food joint. Had the "Box Combo" came with chicken fingers, Texas toast crinkle ? and creamy Cole Slaw. Chicken fingers were nice and crispy but juicy inside. Great flavor, no real distinct spice but tasty. The slaw was creamy and tangy. Fries were sufficiently crispy but not overly so. All in all yummy for the tummy. Would not have a problem coming back.
Large, popular (especially among the younger crowd), nicely decorated, free bottled spring water, comfortable seating inside and outside.
My 1st visit to Raising Cane's was a few years ago while visiting one of my Best Friends (Brother) in Vegas. In short, really good.Fast forward...found out about this location in Torrance and was excited to have Raisin Cane's again.Went with the 3 piece combo which is Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Texas Toast and your choice of Drink (Coca Cola). Combo comes with one Raisin Cane sauce which is out of this world.Even after 4 years, Raisin Cane's still is on point.Note: Would recommend ordering extra Raisin Cane sauce; cost 49 cent. I actually ordered extra (6) to use it for other dishes that I make.Yummy...?