I got a combo box of 4 strips, fries, coleslaw, a slice of toast, dip, and a drink.
The strips were uniformly sized. The fries were crispy, and well cooked. My coleslaw looked gross, but the person I went with had better looking coleslaw. It was odd having toast served with my meal, but I'm not complaining about it. Their dip tasted like a mixture of ketchup, mayonnaise, and a seasoning salt - It was good, but not captivating.
The experience was fine. I think Chick-fil-a is better. It has better sauce, and doesn't charge if you want extra. Chick-fil-a offers more variety.
Raising Cane's is always busy. Their drive-thru was busy, and inside was busy. It surprises me that people are so drawn to this chicken strip restaurant. It's good, but I can't see myself electing to return there.
Any opinions? Raising Cane's vs Chick-fil-a? vs other chicken establishments?
It costs .45 cents for a second dip, so I think they set the expectations higher in my head. I need a reason to want to pay for it.
I also felt like the dip's portion could have been larger, especially if I'm expected to pay for more.
peak mid is incredibly accurate.