Wings were amazing !! Even the fries were perfect ! Great little restaurant !recommend to try if…read moreyou are in that area

I ordered online for lunch and recommended to a coworker. The online process was very easy. When…read moreI picked up the orders it took about 5 minutes wait time and it was worth it. Both of our orders were fresh and hot with good flavor. The portions were big for boneless and satisfying.

We have seen and heard about Raising Canes, even watching their founder on Shark Tank! We haven't…read morehad a chance to get over here yet so we were thrilled to get here! Raising Canes is a fast casual quick service restaurant serving chicken. This is their specialty. They have a small variety offering chicken tenders, sandwiches, salads and the best crinkle cut fries. It's a simple menu but delivers!! We had not been there before so the wonderful guy at the register suggested we order the Box. He said it gives you the best variety. It came with chicken tenders, coleslaw, crinkle fries, a piece of Texas toast and their signature dip, the Canes Sauce. Their chicken tenders are crispy but not super bready. They were very good. It was a nice thick piece of chicken. The fries were very crispy and the Texas toast was delicious. Their signature sauce is their only sauce. It had a little kick of pepper to it but was a really good sauce for the tenders. It was creamy and really yummy. Overall this was a great place. We don't typically eat fast food much but I think we will be back for a quick meal. Everything was hot and delicious and the staff was very nice and friendly. This location has inside seating as well as a lot outside. They also have a drive thru as well. Really great food! Thank you Raising Canes, we will be back!

This was my first time dining at Raising Cane's. My wife and I have had friends that eaten here and…read morethey've had nothing but great things to say. So going into to this I was looking forward to it. When arriving the first thing I noticed is the prime location on International Drive. Lots of hotels near by and foot traffic. The second thing I noticed was the drive thru. It's a large size drive thru, which gives me the sense that it will be busy during lunch or prime eating times. The restaurant is on the smaller side. Think the dining room can fit about 40 people. The menu itself is tight and is broken down to four categories: -Combos: The Box: 4 chicken fingers,crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, regular fountain drink-The Caniac: 6 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, 2 cane's sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, regular fountain drink-The 3 Finger: 3 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, Texas toast, regular fountain drink-The Sandwich: 3 chicken fingers, cane's sauce, lettuce, toasted bun, crinkle cut fries, regular fountain drink-The Kids: 2 chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, one cane's sauce, kids size drink -Talegates: Chicken fingers that come in 25 pieces comes with 8 cane's sauce, 50 pieces comes with 16 cane's sauce , 75 pieces comes with 25 cane's sauce, 100 pieces comes with 33 cane's sauce; each would come with a jug of lemonade, unsweet tea, sweet tea -Drinks: Lemonade, fresh squeezed everyday; Unsweet Tea, fresh brewed daily; Sweet Tea, fresh brewed daily; Half tea & Half Lemonade; Fountain drinks My wife and I each got the box and a unsweet tea. The chicken itself is succulent, it has a nice crispy outside, the chicken fingers are larger than I expected. The crinkle fries were perfectly salted and hot. The coleslaw tasted good too, this coming from someone that isn't a coleslaw fan. The Cane's sauce is absolutely delicious, and I couldn't get enough of it. All in all it was a fantastic experience. The staff were truly nice and informative about the menu. We definitely will be returning.

I don't usually go out of my way for fast food. But today? I did. I made the trip. I committed…read more Because when it comes to Raising Cane's, I'm usually all in. That's what made this one sting a little. Let me set the stage. I pull up to the Kissimmee location already knowing what I'm getting. This place has one job. Chicken. Not a massive menu. Not a bunch of distractions. Just chicken, fries, toast, slaw. Simple. Focused. The kind of setup where you expect consistency every single time. And then the tray hit the table. The chicken? Bland. Like no one introduced it to seasoning. And somehow also soggy. You know that moment when you bite in expecting that crispy crunch and instead you get... soft confusion? Yeah. That. It honestly felt like the oil wasn't hot enough. Which is kind of a big deal when frying is your entire identity. Now here's where it gets even more frustrating. Cane's sauce is usually the safety net. It can cover a lot of sins. Underseasoned chicken? Fine. Dip it, save it, move on. But it cannot fix texture. It cannot create crunch out of thin air. And when the crisp isn't there, the whole thing falls flat. The fries didn't do much to help the situation. Underdone. Under salted. Just kind of there. Taking up space. Not offensive, just disappointing. Like they almost made it to the finish line and then decided to clock out early. And here's the part that really gets me. When you only do one thing, you have to nail it. Every time. No excuses. No off days. No close enough. This isn't a diner with a 10-page menu. This is chicken. How do you forget to make it crispy? Now, credit where it's due. The Texas toast? Still elite. Buttery, golden, doing exactly what it's supposed to do. The coleslaw? Fresh, crisp, actually refreshing. And the staff here? Friendly, efficient, and the food came out quick. No complaints on the service side at all. So now I'm sitting there having this internal debate. Because I know what Raising Cane's can be. And this wasn't it. somewhere in the middle of that meal it hit me that I went out of my way for this and got a version that felt like it cut corners That's a tough pill to swallow in an area like Kissimmee where you've got options everywhere you turn. Great food is not hard to find around here. Which makes subpar chicken stand out even more. Three stars. And that feels generous based on the sides and the service carrying the weight. But let's be clear. I'm usually a five star guy when it comes to Raising Cane's. This just wasn't that day. And when your whole brand is built on doing one thing right, you don't get a pass when that one thing misses.

Normally I like Raising Canes, when fast food is concerned, as far as taste (there's hardly any…read morenutritional value besides protein) - but this location was not good. The chicken was over frozen and over fried. It was chewy, dry, and rubbery all at the same time. Absolutely horrible. Location itself was quick and friendly enough. It's not the staffs fault the food quality isn't good.

Always fresh and consistently good quality chicken fingers! It's always quick service and I love…read morethe ability to order ahead and get points. This location is always clean and has kind people working there. I definitely recommend Huey Magoos over Raising Canes or any of these other chicken chain restaurants.

This was a last-minute decision as I was shopping in the area. I've enjoyed the food from another…read morelocation and was looking forward to another good experience. This was a little bit of a mixed experience, but overall it turned out really good. I stopped in and used their restroom which was clean and then I went to order. The gentleman who took care of me seemed a bit bored with being there and was spending all his downtime on his phone. It wasn't a long wait for my food and it was really good. I had the 10 sauced bites meal which came with fries and a slice of Texas toast. I had the sweet red chili dip that they were tossed in with extra on the side. This sauce had quite the kick to it and I really enjoyed it. The chicken and the fries paired well with it. I also ordered a drink and got to enjoy the really good lemonade that they had. It was lunchtime and they weren't super busy, but they did seem to have quite a few takeout orders. The restaurant was mostly clean although my table was a bit sticky. They have apple parking out front with accessible spaces and they are set in a small shopping mall so you can get some shopping done if you'd like. I would definitely come back because the food is worth it.

Thank you to this team they are amazing! They were very friendly! Very helpful…read more my daughter dropped her food and they even replaced it! I was so grateful! Thank you so much! That made our day.

Keke was an absolute pleasure to talk with, incredibly sweet- we've been here three times, and our…read moreonly complaint is thus: where was Keke the last two times?? Would recommend to anyone who wants a perfect fish and chips, great service, and a lovely waterfall out by the seating area.

Great chicken. Pleasantly surprised as we stopped in here unexpectedly…read more Descent prices. A step up from fast food. Service was so friendly. Fairly clean restaurant.

I've been to a lot of pollo restaurants across the country and this one I had never heard of until…read moreI came to Florida while I was intrigued to see how it checked out that was quickly let down once it came to the food. Our food came out relatively fast as it is a quick service restaurant but that's when it fell short as all of the food we ordered was lukewarm like you could tell it all had been sitting for a while as to the point of where it really lacked had this been hotter I'm sure it would have been better. The spicy chicken sandwich wasn't bad had it been hot I can see the flavors coming out more as it was a decent sized piece of chicken with some of the spicy sauce and some bread and butter pickles which I did find to be a surprise as not many places use those pickles on a chicken sandwich. My lady said her chicken pieces were also lukewarm and she said that had they been hot that they would have been significantly better as it fell the same way with the yuca fries as those too were lukewarm and just left her looking for warmer food. The empanada was probably the warmest item that we received it was ok as it had a decent flavor to it but it lacked a lot of chicken as it felt like it was mostly sauce which was definitely underwhelming at most. All of the employees we encountered were very friendly and busy working and cleaning and just seemed to be enjoying their shift which is definitely a plus as I know how it can get in a QSR environment. Even though this had nothing to do with the restaurant I do have to say that this random guy came in and was like arguing with the staff about using the restroom this is after he came over and took some paper towels from the employee's roll who was cleaning the windows kinda random but it was kinda amusing to watch them while we ate. One other thing I noticed here was that there was no trash can at all which I'm very much so not a fan of as I'm not for leaving my plates on the table for someone to clean it up at a fast food restaurant as that's something I prefer to do myself. Overall the food here definitely fell short as I'm not into getting lukewarm food a chicken sandwich should me piping hot when you first bite into it so it's for these reasons I highly doubt that I'll ever come back.

I enjoyed having a Popeyes chicken sandwich again. I tried the pickle glaze chicken sandwich with a…read morepickle lemonade. The chicken was so crispy and the pickled flavor was really good. The lemonade surprised me. At first, I didn't like it, but then I enjoyed it. The service was fast in the drive thru.

The fried chicken was hot with really crispy skin and the meat was so moist it was dripping with…read morejuice. It was cooked perfectly.

We come here each time we visit Orlando. We love their White Pizza. The staff have always been…read morefriendly to us and helpful.

We got here right when lunch was cutting off and happy hour was supposed to start: 3pm. The one…read morefellow (Simon) serving the ENTIRE restaurant and bar couldn't answer ANY of my questions...when happy hour starts, what's in it or any of the prices. He also says it starts at 3:30 and not 3...so he had to go back to check and ask. He also had to "check" if he could "find" happy hour menu; no. So he looked in the register. Nothing; lunch hour prices still populated the system. That said, he asked us three times what we wanted. Drinks? Food? Anything to drink yet? I also asked our dear fella if it's Wing Thursday... uh: "oh, yeah." So the Queen Bee was in the mood for wings. Dry Rub #2, all flats. She said they were "okay." I didn't want any, so I can only hope she did like 'em. They came with the driest and most bland focaccia bread I've had occasion to try in a long time. Simon didn't bother to ask how they were either. I meantime chose to have a 16" half pepperoni (thick-cut) half Paulie's. The latter is meatball, sausage, ricotta and peppers (hot or sweet). They advertise their pies as being well done. Guess what? It wasn't...no char or barely a spot of black on it whatsoever. It was still passable, but for $28 TOTALLY not worth it. It also came out AFTER my dear Queen Bee finished her five little wings. I'll guess the pizza guy was in just as much a hurry as Simon was. We were gonna sit and have a glass of wine (her) and a draft (me). All they had on draught was Bud Light, Sam Adams, Voodoo Ranger and Stella...no thanks! "Uh: you wanna box for the pizza?" So Simon whipped just out the box for the rest of our pizza (4 slices left) and handed me the tablet and just stood there waiting to get it back. Did he ask whether we liked it? Let's just say his level of service was reflected by my level of gratuity. I said to him "I guess you're in a hurry, ain't you, Simon?" It went over his head, as did pretty much everything else in our limited conversations. He asked if we wanted "rewards" for it. No; why would I? Simon totally ruined our time there. Reward enough would be someone teaching that kid how to serve with manners and grace. So THIS experience tells me where NOT to go next time we pass through the neighborhood. Keep your rewards, Anthony. Save 'em for someone ELSE. I'll just take half the underdone pie home and heat it like it should be...or give it to a homeless man on the way home. I've eaten better pizza out of a gas fired oven.

First of all, the place was very inviting & not overly decorated, & music wasn't too loud. Our…read moreserver was very nice. She answered all our questionsal and made some recommendations. The food we ordered were great! I ordered the Lamb Chops - medium well. It was very tender & on point! The squid was done perfectly. We will def come back to try the other items on the menu. If wasn't driving, I would've ordered a pitcher of the white sangria. The flavor was not too over powering, not too sweet. Just right. For dessert, we ordered the pastéis de Belém. It came in two servings. We were told that their pastéis were imported from Lisbon. It tasted just like from the pastry shop in Lisbon (when we went), it was next to the Jerónimos Monastery. I love their pastéis! We waited in line & was worth the wait!

We had a wonderful dining experience at Lisbon in Orlando. Our server, Robert, was attentive,…read morefriendly, and made us feel very well taken care of from start to finish. The food was amazing and just as memorable as we remembered from our last visit in 2023. The ambiance is one of our favorite parts--it truly delivers a traditional Portuguese vibe that makes the experience feel authentic. We're from Las Vegas, and while vacationing in Orlando, we made it a point to return to Lisbon specifically for genuine Portuguese food, and it did not disappoint. My husband and ine of my sons ordered the octopus and said it was absolutely delicious. The bifanas were perfectly done, and the bacalhau was flavorful and cooked just right. Everything we tried reminded us why we came back. If you're looking for authentic Portuguese cuisine with great service and atmosphere, Lisbon is a must-visit.

For a fast service, relatively low cost for disney option, and plenty of protein without the super…read morelong lines....Chicken Guy is hard to beat. Got regular and spicy - both were seasoned well, flavorful and not dry. Obvious the chicken has a good brine so it stays juicy. The fry on it was nice, crispy - not too dark. Sauces were both great. Good honey mustard, and the barbecue as well. For good protein source in a world of Disney carbs - hard to beat.

As a devoted DFB subscriber, I went into Chicken Guy already knowing AJ's take -- better than…read moreaverage, better than Chick-fil-A, but firmly in the mid tier. After my visit I can confirm: that's exactly right. Let's start with the good, because some of it is genuinely great. The space is clean and well maintained, with staff actively clearing and resetting tables at an impressive pace. For a fast casual concept, the fact that food is brought directly to your table is a thoughtful touch that elevates the experience above its category. And then there are the fries. My stomach is practically rumbling typing this. Freshly fried, crispy and golden on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and served piping hot. They're genuinely hard to compare to anything else -- unique enough to stand on their own. If Chicken Guy sold only fries, I'd be a loyal regular. The chicken, though -- the whole reason for the name -- left me with questions. Hot and fresh, absolutely. But the interior had a wateriness that crossed from "juicy" into something that actually diluted the flavor. Combined with a sweet and sour sauce so thin it refused to cling to the tenders, the whole thing fell a little flat. I found myself wondering whether the chicken had been moisture-injected, because it tasted more hydrated than flavorful. In the Orlando heat that might technically be a feature -- but a good tender should be able to stand on its own before the sauce ever enters the picture. I'd return -- the fries alone make it worth it. But I'd experiment with a different sauce and temper expectations on the chicken itself.