Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers

Awesome personality, great environment. Fast, hot food with a smile and an enthusiastic announcement. Only thing is, the staff needs name tags so we can identify the awesomeness.

The Wing Zone had really great chicken fingers, the crust was crunchy. Raising cane’s has
a soggy, you can’t even call it crust.

We came here from out of town. Our first time in Lincoln. We spent the day at the children’s museum and walked here. However upon arriving their machines were down. We were told to walk to an ATM to get cash… when we arrived back. The machines were back up! Food was great!

When you are in the midwest there is a thing called chicken fingers and when they say it it kind of sounds like chicken fangers. At any rate if you have not had them you have to try them and this is a great little place in Lincoln to get them, cute little place simple menu everything you need.

Quality chicken fingers, amazing sauce– whatever it is! You don’t really get many fingers though, which is a bummer. 4 stars only bc of the sauce.

‘Twas a long night in August
Feet solid cold…
My vommit stained wallet
In my hand I bestowed
Payment to the poultry gods
For their flesh I consumed
After a long night of shitfacessedness
That shit, was good

Its downtown, its chicken. Not just any chicken, but lip smacking, freshly fried, so good your tongue will never want to eat anything else chicken. As good as it gets for chicken fingers. Chicken is probably unlike any chicken finger you have had anywhere else. It took me a while to ‘get’ this place. They have 1 thing. Chicken fingers. But, they do it right and it shows. The chicken is fresh and hand battered right there as you order it. No frozen pre-​made chicken that’s refried which is what you get at 99% of the other restaurants out there.
You walk in, and you will see somebody do a head count and yell back «5 in», letting the fry cooks in the back that they are about to get 5 new customers ordering up some chicken. So they begin dredging and frying those bad boys so when you order and pay, you are a minute or two away from deliciousness.
Their sauce is the boss and you can also get catsup and honey mustard to dip as well. The Texas toast is amazing as well. I’m not a fan of coleslaw so I won’t judge that one.
This location is full of students just about from open to close so don’t expect to get a seat during normal lunch hours unless you get here a little early you are going to wait a few to get a table.
We love going here after a movie at the Lincoln Grand, or after taking the kids to the Childrens Museum, which is right next door. If you go after visiting the Museum, show them your sticker and they will donate a portion of your meal BACK to the Children’s Museum. Pretty nice thing for them to do.
The music playing is also great, some great classics and I only hope the students in there listen up and enjoy the good stuff from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s they are playing.

Well, we were walking back to our hotel from the state capitol tour. I spotted Raising Cane’s amongst the road construction. My girlfriend said it was okay to try something else but I knew better since it was her fav. We picked up our meals to go and eat at the hotel. I got a chicken sandwich instead of chicken fingers plus we had ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ sweetened/​unsweetened ice tea. It hit the spot and saved the extra tea for the next day when we were at the Sunken Garden and the Omaha Zoo. Everyone at the hotel were jealous and asked us where it was:) We gladly shared our secret…

A lot of people in Lincoln love Raising Cane’s. I’ve never been overly impressed. It’s decent chicken, but nothing fantastic. The sauce is quite good and the sides are decent.

Best chicken fingers and delicious sauces. Try the Box Combo and I really love the bread in it.

Best chicken fingers in town. I like their toast as well, tasty and delicious. The fries are good too. Their sauce is really great, can’t get enough of it.

The same awesome food as the location on 48^th, but in a more central location!
My girlfriend and I went to eat here around 6:30 last night, and they were *packed.*
For those of you have never been to a Raising Cane’s: GO. NOW. They’re food is so good. As far as I know, they mainly sell chicken fingers, as well as fries, bread and a few sides. But their chicken fingers are really, really good. And their original sauce is freaking amazing. Seriously, I’ll take just the bread and dip it in the sauce and I’m already in heaven. Their sweet tea’s really tasty, too.
Their prices aren’t too bad. A 3-​finger combo runs about 6 bucks, and a box combo is like 7 bucks. Those both come with fries, a drink and a side.
I’m ecstatic that they put one in within walking distance of me. Just be forewarned that if you go there late on a weekend night, it will be inundated with drunk people. But once you’ve had their chicken, it’d take a lot to keep you from coming back.