Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers - Carson

The food was exceptionally fresh—almost too fresh! The chicken tenders could have used a bit more cooking. Aside from that, this is a great spot with friendly staff. Parking can be a bit tricky, as the lot is small and has limited space.

This is a wonderful restaurant with great food, but the staff at the front seems distracted and busy with other tasks, which results in cold food orders. I also wish they offered a different type of sauce.

It's chicken, so you can't really go wrong there. However, the chicken strips I received felt more suitable for a kids' meal rather than an adult portion, especially considering the price I paid. I get that some pieces can be smaller, but it shouldn't be the case for all the pieces in a combo. I don't think they delivered the promised weight for the amount of chicken in most orders. This isn't the first time I've experienced this at Cane's, but it is my first visit to this location. Will I eat at Cane's again? Yes, I will, and I hope for better portion sizes next time. The chicken is good!

There's something about this chicken that doesn't sit well with me, but I can't put my finger on it. This was my third time trying it, although it was my first visit to this location. I really love the area where you're situated. I think I'll stick to the fries and garlic toast from now on.

This restaurant seems to engage in dishonest practices, so I advise you to watch your spending closely. The cashier, Alicia, consistently tries to charge more than the correct amount. Despite your efforts to clarify the charges, she struggles with basic math and tends to overcharge significantly. Additionally, I've noticed that the staff makes fun of customers behind their backs. On top of that, the food I received was undercooked and didn't taste very good. I've had excellent experiences at other Raising Cane's locations, but this one was disappointing.