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Fast-food chain specializing in fried chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries & Texas toast.
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Address: 1550 Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33436
Phone: (561) 237-1300
Website: https://locations.raisingcanes.com/fl/boynton-beach/1550-west-boynton-beach-boulevard
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Reviews
Adam Cruickshank
Overall not impressive at all.
Was very excited after lots of promising reviews considering they’re chicken focused.
The chicken tenders had 0 seasoning, very oily, and weren’t crispy. The sauce they came with was nice but not amazing.
The chips (fries) were below average. Not well seasoned and not very crispy.
Overall for 3 meals, almost $40, very disappointed.
PDQ was significantly better and cheaper.
… moreWas very excited after lots of promising reviews considering they’re chicken focused.
The chicken tenders had 0 seasoning, very oily, and weren’t crispy. The sauce they came with was nice but not amazing.
The chips (fries) were below average. Not well seasoned and not very crispy.
Overall for 3 meals, almost $40, very disappointed.
PDQ was significantly better and cheaper.
Ana Laura Clausi
My kids and I enjoy going to canes. Although we don’t have one close to our house when we travel and find one near by we will take the chance to eat there.
The locations we visited have the same issue in common: low parking spaces and long drive through lines.
Other than that we love the chicken, the sauce, fries , bread and coleslaw!
We usually sit outside because they are located in nice areas and you can enjoy the neighborhood.
… moreThe locations we visited have the same issue in common: low parking spaces and long drive through lines.
Other than that we love the chicken, the sauce, fries , bread and coleslaw!
We usually sit outside because they are located in nice areas and you can enjoy the neighborhood.
Ethan Collins
Raising Cane’s is one of those places that people tend to feel very strongly about either they absolutely love it or they don’t quite understand the hype. After multiple visits, I fall comfortably in the 4-star range: a solid, dependable fast-food option that does some things exceptionally well, with a few areas that keep it just shy of perfection.
Let’s start with what they do right. The chicken fingers are made from whole white-meat chicken, cooked fresh, and usually come out hot, juicy, and tender. When eaten right away, the quality is noticeable light breading, not overly greasy, and consistently moist on the inside. The fries are fresh-cut and pair well with the chicken, and the Texas toast is thick, buttery, and often one of the best parts of the meal.
The Cane’s Sauce is clearly the star of the menu. Love it or hate it, it’s what defines the experience here. Many people (myself included) think it elevates the chicken significantly, especially since the tenders themselves are mildly seasoned. That said, if you don’t care for the sauce, the food may feel underwhelming and charging extra for additional sauce while occasionally forgetting to include it can be frustrating.
Service is generally a strong point. Staff members are usually friendly, polite, and efficient, and the restaurant itself is typically very clean, including the dining room and restrooms. Some employees truly go above and beyond, especially when handling special requests or customer service situations. However, experiences can vary depending on time and staffing late-night drive-thru visits sometimes feel rushed, and long lines can move slower than expected for such a limited menu.
The atmosphere is fun but not for everyone. The décor is modern and energetic, but the music can be very loud, especially in a small dining room. For some, it adds to the vibe; for others, it makes it hard to relax or even hear your order being called.
Where Cane’s loses a star is consistency and value expectations. Portion sizes especially the tenders can feel smaller than expected for the price, and some visits result in chicken that’s softer or less crispy than ideal. A few guests also report bland or under-seasoned food, which reinforces the idea that the sauce does most of the heavy lifting flavor-wise. Add to that the extremely limited menu, and it’s not a place everyone will want to visit frequently.
Final thoughts:
Raising Cane’s does exactly what it promises fresh chicken fingers, fast service, and a clean, upbeat environment. It’s not gourmet, and it’s not meant to be. If you enjoy simple comfort food, great sauce, and consistent quality most of the time, this is a reliable choice.
Rating:
Great chicken, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere just needs better consistency, portion value, and smoother drive-thru execution to earn that fifth star.
… moreLet’s start with what they do right. The chicken fingers are made from whole white-meat chicken, cooked fresh, and usually come out hot, juicy, and tender. When eaten right away, the quality is noticeable light breading, not overly greasy, and consistently moist on the inside. The fries are fresh-cut and pair well with the chicken, and the Texas toast is thick, buttery, and often one of the best parts of the meal.
The Cane’s Sauce is clearly the star of the menu. Love it or hate it, it’s what defines the experience here. Many people (myself included) think it elevates the chicken significantly, especially since the tenders themselves are mildly seasoned. That said, if you don’t care for the sauce, the food may feel underwhelming and charging extra for additional sauce while occasionally forgetting to include it can be frustrating.
Service is generally a strong point. Staff members are usually friendly, polite, and efficient, and the restaurant itself is typically very clean, including the dining room and restrooms. Some employees truly go above and beyond, especially when handling special requests or customer service situations. However, experiences can vary depending on time and staffing late-night drive-thru visits sometimes feel rushed, and long lines can move slower than expected for such a limited menu.
The atmosphere is fun but not for everyone. The décor is modern and energetic, but the music can be very loud, especially in a small dining room. For some, it adds to the vibe; for others, it makes it hard to relax or even hear your order being called.
Where Cane’s loses a star is consistency and value expectations. Portion sizes especially the tenders can feel smaller than expected for the price, and some visits result in chicken that’s softer or less crispy than ideal. A few guests also report bland or under-seasoned food, which reinforces the idea that the sauce does most of the heavy lifting flavor-wise. Add to that the extremely limited menu, and it’s not a place everyone will want to visit frequently.
Final thoughts:
Raising Cane’s does exactly what it promises fresh chicken fingers, fast service, and a clean, upbeat environment. It’s not gourmet, and it’s not meant to be. If you enjoy simple comfort food, great sauce, and consistent quality most of the time, this is a reliable choice.
Rating:
Great chicken, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere just needs better consistency, portion value, and smoother drive-thru execution to earn that fifth star.
Busch King
Took the squad to raising canes and absolutely let loose in the car afterwards. This place does damages that you can’t see but only smell.
… moreRichard Schagrin
I am not a fan of fast food places but my son told about Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers so we tried it. Pleasantly surprised and very reasonable. Amazingly next to a Chick-fil-A, both were very busy.
Tried the THE CANIAC COMBO,6 Chicken Fingers, 2 Cane’s Sauces, Crinkle-Cut Fries ,Texas Toast, Coleslaw & 32oz Drink. Good Deal
… moreTried the THE CANIAC COMBO,6 Chicken Fingers, 2 Cane’s Sauces, Crinkle-Cut Fries ,Texas Toast, Coleslaw & 32oz Drink. Good Deal
Kareno O
I gotta say it’s always fun to hang out with your teens at their favorite spots. Cane’s chicken is a fun clean place the chicken is so crunchy and tasty fries freshly made. I am picky with the coleslaw it wasn’t my favorite but overall food was good not to mention the 90’s music I grew up with I recommend this place
… moreEd Rachet
Raising Cane’s never disappoints. Crispy chicken fingers, perfect sauce, and always fresh. Service is quick and friendly, and the food is consistently top-notch.
… moreRod Dennis
if i could leave zero starts i would. JUST pulled put the drive thru and the employee at the drive thru window was soooo extremely rude. gave me half my order, waited for them to come to the window. she opened the window and asked “what can i do for you” i explained i only got half my order. she said nothing and closed the window. she brought me my food and i checked the boxes. she open the window and says “can i help you” with the WOREST attitude and said “you have two boxes now” i told her i was missing an extra canes sauce i ASKED for and was WILLING to pay for. she then refused to give me the sauce and i paid for it AGAIN! THE WORST SERVICE!!!!
… moreDanny Wells
The food is just ‘okay’ for fast food. Nothing special and not bad either. My gripe is with the size of the chicken. It’s so small! $13 for 4 SMALL pieces of chicken (box combo). I’ve added a picture for reference (I had already eaten one before I took the picture). Cane’s needs to address this. Chick-fil-a is next door, and I’d rather spend my money where I feel like I’m getting value. $13 is too much to spend on just FOUR SMALL pieces of chicken.
… moreGrace
As expensive as they are and they dont even give you what you paid for. Order 3 box combos and one is missing 2 tenders. Love the attention to their work.
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