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With this being the first Raising Cane's in Seattle, I definitely had to give it some time for the hype to die down. Located on the ave where a previous real estate company was, it looks like Cane's has claimed a permanent spot here! For people who aren't familiar, Raising Cane's is a fast food franchise that specializes in chicken tenders. I've been to several in other States but this is the first location in Seattle. My friends and I went on a random weekday evening and there was surprisingly barely a line. The first thing I noticed was definitely the decor. As a UW grad, I really appreciated the UW themed decor they had in the restaurant (dubs statue, cherry blossom chandelier), as well as the non-UW decor as well - the Texas toast chairs. In terms of food, it's decent! I think a lot of fast food restaurants carry a bunch of hype when initially opening, and Raising Cane's is no stranger to this effect. The fries and chicken were good, but nothing mind-blowing. The Texas toast is definitely delicious though, It's definitely one of the more reasonable prices for food on the ave. I'll probably be back, it's an easy option to grab a meal with some friends!
This location is fairly new, so it is quite clean. The line may seem a bit confusing and long but it moves pretty fast with a couple of cashiers and self-service kiosks. The food wasn't bad! And the prices were great. I personally prefer Dave's Hot Chicken but honestly I have 0 complaints here. The Caniac Combo was big enough for my daughter and I to share. Interior decor was pretty and the venue was quite spacious with lots of seating on both floors. Recommended!
They couldn't have chosen a worst location for the first cane's in Seattle lol. not only is there NO parking anywhere close but it's right next to a super busy bus stop. Besides that, the food is always solid. It's nice and clean inside.
Meh. That was my reaction when I had the food here on a Saturday night around 9:30pm with my bestie and my foodie friend. We all waited about 20 minutes in line to get inside the already packed and loud interior, filled with tons of seats for mostly parties of 4, and a whole second floor filled with even more seats and some fun stuff to look at too. Tables were not very clean when we got to the one we decided to sit at, and had to use napkins to wipe off both the table and the seats. It's very brightly lit here though, and stays opens pretty late. You order at one of several kiosks near the front kitchen area where food is being made and prepared. Staff in general looked very disorganized and were in close proximity to each other behind the counter, but they still managed to get everyone's orders in; in turn this didn't affect my experience beyond the food and noisy environment popping mainstream radio music. I shared the 3-finger chicken combo with a side of fries with my bestie since I was already full from a previous meal we had which also involved fries. It comes with their signature cane sauce and garlic toast, along with your choice of drink, which we chose a tea/lemonade mix for that. The outside of the chicken wasn't crispy as I would have liked, and the chicken itself was also dry. It wasn't any better even when I dipped it into the cane sauce, which came as a surprise to my friends. The real winners were instead the garlic toast - not too heavy yet had a milder garlic profile - and the tea/lemonade too. The fries themselves were standard crinkle cut fries and didn't really need the cane sauce either. For best results, I would do what my friends and i did, and take a booth on the second floor overlooking the UW Ave at night and just enjoy the street view from above and chill. As seen on social media, there are big lines for this place but it depends on time; there wasn't one when I walked past here around 1pm on a Sunday afternoon.
I have been so excited for the last couple years waiting for Cane's to open in Seattle! I finally stopped by for some delicious chicken tenders. The tenders were piping hot and the sweet tea was heavenly. It tasted just like other Cane's locations that I've been to. I got there around 12pm on a Saturday and there was a crazy line. It went by fairly quickly though which was good. Inside it was quite chaotic. Ordering was easy, you have the option of ordering at a kiosk or with an employee at the front. Waiting to pick up your food was insane though. It was very crowded and way too loud, the employees were practically screaming names out and people still struggled to hear. I hope they can get a smoother system for this. Or at least lower the volume a bit. Our group of 4 had to wait a little but eventually found a good table upstairs. The service from the employees was great, they walked by and picked up trash, offered refills, and kept the place clean. I'm very excited to go back but might be placing my order online.
Today we were in the U District and happened upon the new Raising Caine's location. There has been a lot of videos going around on social media about lines around the block, etc. but when we arrived there was no line! This was like the Chicken Finger Gods saying "You may enter now but quickly" so of course we did. This location is so awesomely decorated inside with UW colors, pictures, logos, etc. It was wonderful. There were prominent photos of esteemed UW alumni and lots of old memorabilia. I wasn't too hungry so I had the kids combo which has 2 small chicken fingers and crinkle cut fries and a small drink. My companion had the normal 3 piece fingers meal combo which also came with fries and a drink and toast (lots o' starch). We loved the meal as usual and by far, the chicken fingers are the highlight. So glad to finally see one of these open up in Seattle. Can't wait for more to open. Excellent UW themed location.
Mid to be honest. I expected to be wowed and was not. The lines weren't bad though. I waited 20 minutes outside in line until I finally got in and my order was taken immediately by a staff member at the counter. Food was ready in less than 10 minutes. So if you're worried about wait time it's honestly not bad. Warning: Hot sauce lovers....they don't have hot sauce packets yet! What chicken place doesn't have hot sauce?!! I tried the Cane's sauce and I was surprised it was good but nothing special to me. I prefer my hot sauce. I ordered for dine in but luckily they bagged my food to go so I took it home used my hot sauce at home! But seriously y'all need to get hot sauce for the customers! Chicken tenders were a lot smaller than I expected. To be honest I thought portions were a bit small. The fries and chicken were okay. No complaints as my food was hot and seasoned. Just not blown away and still think Chikfila is more preferable being honest. Staff were fast paced and efficient. The interior was bright and welcoming with plenty of dine in seating. Overall this is a more affordable and quick option in the U district now which is nice. I don't see myself stopping by often or returning anytime soon but the best things I tried at Raising Cane's was definitely that toast and I did enjoy the sweet tea.
I had to visit this place to understand the hype. I ordered the chicken tenders and fries. The chicken was just okay, nothing special. But considering the price, it wasn't bad. Plus, it's a great spot for college students. There are many other good food options in the area that I would prefer, but this is perfect for this college town. Ohhh, and I Love the story of how it all started with the doggie!!
I had Cane's once a few years ago and honestly wasn't impressed, but the new U District location changed my mind a bit. I've seen this place draw some crazy lines, so my expectations were pretty low, but when I went on a Wednesday around 7pm the wait to get inside was only about 5-10 minutes. You can order through kiosks, at the counter, or online for pickup. The pickup area was a little chaotic with everyone waiting for food, but we actually got our order pretty quickly and everything was fresh. It's definitely busy and seating can be tricky to find, but overall it ended up being a better experience than I expected.
Very very busy but line moved very fast because service was excellent. Chicken tenders are very overrated but the sauce is what truly makes it good. Good to try for once, but nothing worth going back to.
I visited this Raising Cane's location on 06/01/2026, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience from start to finish. As soon as I walked in, the ordering process felt very disorganized. There were two kiosks and several registers, and since I was paying with cash, I went to the register. Despite multiple employees standing around talking, it took about five minutes before anyone acknowledged me or helped me place my order. The customer service was not off to a great start. When I received my food, it looked like the standard Cane's presentation. However, I usually like hot sauce with my meal, and every other Cane's location I've visited has offered Louisiana Hot Sauce packets. I went back to the counter and asked for hot sauce, and the employee looked at me as if I had asked for something unusual. He turned to a coworker, who told me they didn't have any and gave me an attitude in the process. I found this frustrating because I'm from Seattle but have traveled around the country and visited multiple Cane's locations, including one in Portland, where hot sauce packets were readily available. Being treated like my request was strange made the interaction even more unpleasant. The issues continued while I was eating. Cane's uses compostable straws, which I appreciate in theory, but my straw broke twice while I was drinking. Then, while I was in the car finishing my drink, I removed the lid and discovered a fly inside. By that point, I was already halfway through the drink. What made this especially concerning was that there were flies visible both inside and outside the restaurant. While sitting at my table, I noticed several flying around nearby, so it appeared there may be an ongoing fly problem at this location. One positive note is that the decor is very well done. I've visited the original Cane's location near LSU, and I enjoyed seeing some similarities in the design. This location puts its own spin on things with University of Washington-themed decor, which was a nice touch. Overall, I was very disappointed. The chicken lacked flavor and seemed under-seasoned, something I've never experienced at any other Cane's location. Between the poor customer service, lack of cleanliness, fly in my drink, and underwhelming food, this was easily the worst experience I've had at a Raising Cane's.
I don't see the hype. I had it before in Portland and didn't think it was that great but thought I'd give it another try again since there's so much hype around it. Luckily I didn't have to wait in a long line like when it first opened. I got the 3 piece meal and I will say the chicken is juicy and the Texas toast is buttery and soft. The sauce is what makes the food taste great. Nothing amazing. Not a place I'd frequent.
Finally got a chance to check this first Raising Cane in WA. The service was very fast, we didn't have to wait at all. The decor is super funky, it's worth it to check out the disco balls, Texas toast sofa, etc. The chicken fingers were pretty good, but nothing really special. The vibe I guess is what makes it special.
The customer service was amazing. I ordered my food at the kiosk and stood in the back. A kind cashier asked me to come up so she could help me but I told her I already ordered. The guy calling out the orders was awesome. Geez raising cane can you like get a a screen and automated announcer to call out the names? That poor guy is gonna lose his voice. I got the 4 tenders combo. The chicken is meh. Needs to be seasoned. Tasted plain without the 1000 island looking sauce. I do love that there's plenty of room to eat in as there's an upstairs as well. They did get my order wrong as I asked for no toast and get salad instead but they did the opposite. More rated on the chicken. read more
2 months ago
I've had Raising Canes before in another state with no issues. I ordered the 3 finger combo with a drink to go. I ate in my car on my way home. Pretty sure I got food poisoning. Had to stop on my way home. Both ends. IYKYK Staff was off putting not friendly or organized. Don't think I'll be going back. Or maybe just for a drink since they have the good ice. Interior was not super busy but chaotic. read more
With this being the first Raising Cane's in Seattle, I definitely had to give it some time for the hype to die down. Located on the ave where a previous real estate company was, it looks like Cane's has claimed a permanent spot here! For people who aren't familiar, Raising Cane's is a fast food franchise that specializes in chicken tenders. I've been to several in other States but this is the first location in Seattle. My friends and I went on a random weekday evening and there was surprisingly barely a line. The first thing I noticed was definitely the decor. As a UW grad, I really appreciated the UW themed decor they had in the restaurant (dubs statue, cherry blossom chandelier), as well as the non-UW decor as well - the Texas toast chairs. In terms of food, it's decent! I think a lot of fast food restaurants carry a bunch of hype when initially opening, and Raising Cane's is no stranger to this effect. The fries and chicken were good, but nothing mind-blowing. The Texas toast is definitely delicious though, It's definitely one of the more reasonable prices for food on the ave. I'll probably be back, it's an easy option to grab a meal with some friends! read more
This location is fairly new, so it is quite clean. The line may seem a bit confusing and long but it moves pretty fast with a couple of cashiers and self-service kiosks. The food wasn't bad! And the prices were great. I personally prefer Dave's Hot Chicken but honestly I have 0 complaints here. The Caniac Combo was big enough for my daughter and I to share. Interior decor was pretty and the venue was quite spacious with lots of seating on both floors. Recommended! read more
They couldn't have chosen a worst location for the first cane's in Seattle lol. not only is there NO parking anywhere close but it's right next to a super busy bus stop. Besides that, the food is always solid. It's nice and clean inside. read more
Meh. That was my reaction when I had the food here on a Saturday night around 9:30pm with my bestie and my foodie friend. We all waited about 20 minutes in line to get inside the already packed and loud interior, filled with tons of seats for mostly parties of 4, and a whole second floor filled with even more seats and some fun stuff to look at too. Tables were not very clean when we got to the one we decided to sit at, and had to use napkins to wipe off both the table and the seats. It's very brightly lit here though, and stays opens pretty late. You order at one of several kiosks near the front kitchen area where food is being made and prepared. Staff in general looked very disorganized and were in close proximity to each other behind the counter, but they still managed to get everyone's orders in; in turn this didn't affect my experience beyond the food and noisy environment popping mainstream radio music. I shared the 3-finger chicken combo with a side of fries with my bestie since I was already full from a previous meal we had which also involved fries. It comes with their signature cane sauce and garlic toast, along with your choice of drink, which we chose a tea/lemonade mix for that. The outside of the chicken wasn't crispy as I would have liked, and the chicken itself was also dry. It wasn't any better even when I dipped it into the cane sauce, which came as a surprise to my friends. The real winners were instead the garlic toast - not too heavy yet had a milder garlic profile - and the tea/lemonade too. The fries themselves were standard crinkle cut fries and didn't really need the cane sauce either. For best results, I would do what my friends and i did, and take a booth on the second floor overlooking the UW Ave at night and just enjoy the street view from above and chill. As seen on social media, there are big lines for this place but it depends on time; there wasn't one when I walked past here around 1pm on a Sunday afternoon. read more
10 days ago
6 months ago
I have been so excited for the last couple years waiting for Cane's to open in Seattle! I finally stopped by for some delicious chicken tenders. The tenders were piping hot and the sweet tea was heavenly. It tasted just like other Cane's locations that I've been to. I got there around 12pm on a Saturday and there was a crazy line. It went by fairly quickly though which was good. Inside it was quite chaotic. Ordering was easy, you have the option of ordering at a kiosk or with an employee at the front. Waiting to pick up your food was insane though. It was very crowded and way too loud, the employees were practically screaming names out and people still struggled to hear. I hope they can get a smoother system for this. Or at least lower the volume a bit. Our group of 4 had to wait a little but eventually found a good table upstairs. The service from the employees was great, they walked by and picked up trash, offered refills, and kept the place clean. I'm very excited to go back but might be placing my order online. read more
Today we were in the U District and happened upon the new Raising Caine's location. There has been a lot of videos going around on social media about lines around the block, etc. but when we arrived there was no line! This was like the Chicken Finger Gods saying "You may enter now but quickly" so of course we did. This location is so awesomely decorated inside with UW colors, pictures, logos, etc. It was wonderful. There were prominent photos of esteemed UW alumni and lots of old memorabilia. I wasn't too hungry so I had the kids combo which has 2 small chicken fingers and crinkle cut fries and a small drink. My companion had the normal 3 piece fingers meal combo which also came with fries and a drink and toast (lots o' starch). We loved the meal as usual and by far, the chicken fingers are the highlight. So glad to finally see one of these open up in Seattle. Can't wait for more to open. Excellent UW themed location. read more
Mid to be honest. I expected to be wowed and was not. The lines weren't bad though. I waited 20 minutes outside in line until I finally got in and my order was taken immediately by a staff member at the counter. Food was ready in less than 10 minutes. So if you're worried about wait time it's honestly not bad. Warning: Hot sauce lovers....they don't have hot sauce packets yet! What chicken place doesn't have hot sauce?!! I tried the Cane's sauce and I was surprised it was good but nothing special to me. I prefer my hot sauce. I ordered for dine in but luckily they bagged my food to go so I took it home used my hot sauce at home! But seriously y'all need to get hot sauce for the customers! Chicken tenders were a lot smaller than I expected. To be honest I thought portions were a bit small. The fries and chicken were okay. No complaints as my food was hot and seasoned. Just not blown away and still think Chikfila is more preferable being honest. Staff were fast paced and efficient. The interior was bright and welcoming with plenty of dine in seating. Overall this is a more affordable and quick option in the U district now which is nice. I don't see myself stopping by often or returning anytime soon but the best things I tried at Raising Cane's was definitely that toast and I did enjoy the sweet tea. read more
I had to visit this place to understand the hype. I ordered the chicken tenders and fries. The chicken was just okay, nothing special. But considering the price, it wasn't bad. Plus, it's a great spot for college students. There are many other good food options in the area that I would prefer, but this is perfect for this college town. Ohhh, and I Love the story of how it all started with the doggie!! read more
I had Cane's once a few years ago and honestly wasn't impressed, but the new U District location changed my mind a bit. I've seen this place draw some crazy lines, so my expectations were pretty low, but when I went on a Wednesday around 7pm the wait to get inside was only about 5-10 minutes. You can order through kiosks, at the counter, or online for pickup. The pickup area was a little chaotic with everyone waiting for food, but we actually got our order pretty quickly and everything was fresh. It's definitely busy and seating can be tricky to find, but overall it ended up being a better experience than I expected. read more
4 months ago
Very very busy but line moved very fast because service was excellent. Chicken tenders are very overrated but the sauce is what truly makes it good. Good to try for once, but nothing worth going back to. read more
3 months ago
I visited this Raising Cane's location on 06/01/2026, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience from start to finish. As soon as I walked in, the ordering process felt very disorganized. There were two kiosks and several registers, and since I was paying with cash, I went to the register. Despite multiple employees standing around talking, it took about five minutes before anyone acknowledged me or helped me place my order. The customer service was not off to a great start. When I received my food, it looked like the standard Cane's presentation. However, I usually like hot sauce with my meal, and every other Cane's location I've visited has offered Louisiana Hot Sauce packets. I went back to the counter and asked for hot sauce, and the employee looked at me as if I had asked for something unusual. He turned to a coworker, who told me they didn't have any and gave me an attitude in the process. I found this frustrating because I'm from Seattle but have traveled around the country and visited multiple Cane's locations, including one in Portland, where hot sauce packets were readily available. Being treated like my request was strange made the interaction even more unpleasant. The issues continued while I was eating. Cane's uses compostable straws, which I appreciate in theory, but my straw broke twice while I was drinking. Then, while I was in the car finishing my drink, I removed the lid and discovered a fly inside. By that point, I was already halfway through the drink. What made this especially concerning was that there were flies visible both inside and outside the restaurant. While sitting at my table, I noticed several flying around nearby, so it appeared there may be an ongoing fly problem at this location. One positive note is that the decor is very well done. I've visited the original Cane's location near LSU, and I enjoyed seeing some similarities in the design. This location puts its own spin on things with University of Washington-themed decor, which was a nice touch. Overall, I was very disappointed. The chicken lacked flavor and seemed under-seasoned, something I've never experienced at any other Cane's location. Between the poor customer service, lack of cleanliness, fly in my drink, and underwhelming food, this was easily the worst experience I've had at a Raising Cane's. read more
I don't see the hype. I had it before in Portland and didn't think it was that great but thought I'd give it another try again since there's so much hype around it. Luckily I didn't have to wait in a long line like when it first opened. I got the 3 piece meal and I will say the chicken is juicy and the Texas toast is buttery and soft. The sauce is what makes the food taste great. Nothing amazing. Not a place I'd frequent. read more
5 months ago
Finally got a chance to check this first Raising Cane in WA. The service was very fast, we didn't have to wait at all. The decor is super funky, it's worth it to check out the disco balls, Texas toast sofa, etc. The chicken fingers were pretty good, but nothing really special. The vibe I guess is what makes it special. read more
Mobile ordered ahead of time, which let me skip the line. Still a wait inside. However my issue is more with the food than the wait. The chicken fingers are small and the breading doesn't stick well. Also, the portion of fries is super tiny for a $20 box. The sauce is ok but it barely makes up for the lack of flavor from the chicken. I wouldn't go back for awhile it's just not worth the time, value, or flavor. read more
This was our third time coming here! And every time I bring someone who has not heard or been here before. I should be glad there is not one closer to my house or I would be here two to three times a week! I love the atmosphere of this place and the friendly employees. A big shout out to their security guy who is the most helpful and nice guy!!!! read more
The chicken tenders were juicy, tender, and fried just right, the fries were perfectly crisp, and the Cane's sauce really lives up to the hype. Paired with the buttery Texas toast and refreshing coleslaw, everything tasted fresh and hit the spot. Simple menu, but when it's done this well, it works. My only hope is that they keep this level of consistency. read more
9 days ago
Raising canes is one of my favorite places to get fried chicken tenders! The place was neat and new of course with no wait on Monday around 11 am. The food was pretty fresh, I'd say it wasn't piping hot and juicy as I had it at some other locations. Good service, I'd come back. read more
6 months ago
This location is awesome! I've been to a very Cane's in different states and the food is always very consistent, but this location has a stand out staff! Everyone is super nice and fast under the pressure (because we've all seen the lines) but they really keep it moving at a quick pace. Also the interior of the location is definitely the coolest one I've been to, it's two story and totally decked out with UW decor! read more
6 months ago
So happy to see Canes in Seattle. The caniac combo will run you 19.99 here, which is higher than any other location I've been to. The staff is very friendly. The fries portion seemed much smaller than what I'm used to seeing, maybe that will change over time. read more
7 months ago
Our food and visit was perfect. It was quick, customer service was great, food was fresh and hot. I love the size of the location as well. We went at 11am and it wasn't too crowded at all but when we were leaving it got pretty busy. I like this location, I'm glad the college kids have another option for food! And it's right above to the U-district train station stop so you can take the Link right to it. read more
7 months ago
What to say... we were happy to stand in line at the first Raising Canes in WA. The line was long, moved quick, and the day was sunny. The restaurant is spacious, has 2 levels and the UW theme is on point. Everyone e was so nice, security to the cashier. The food came out fast and hot. I mean when you're doing 1 thing you can replicate it to get through all of the crowds of ppl waiting. We were a large party of 7, was able to brag a seat, eat in and leave pretty quickly. Staff did an amazing job clearing the trash as we were finishing. read more
7 months ago
I got the canes chicken sandwich and it's decent. It's not my first time trying canes so it wasn't a new experience but their sauce is not as good as the one in California. The props goes to the staff for keeping up with the busy line. Canes was decently sized although the pick up line was really cramped. read more
7 months ago
30 days ago
Caught the light rail up to U District. I had never been to a Raising Cane's before. I figured if this national chain had already expanded into Idaho and Oregon, it would have been inevitable that WA state would get one too. We came before noon so the line wasn't too bad. We bypassed the kiosks and a cashier took our order. He was friendly. It was actually faster getting helped at the counter. I noticed a salmon above the kitchen door. It's probably a tribute to the restaurant's founder working as a fisherman in Alaska. The interior has a strong UW and PNW presence with locally themed artwork and purple & gold furniture. It's a lively restaurant. They had disco balls on the ceiling. They played 2010s pop throwbacks. Tables were clean. If you get a chance, try sitting on the 2nd floor, NE corner. You get a view of the whole 2nd floor and a bird's-eye view of 45th & University. A dedicated staff member oversaw the floor, making sure everyone had everything they needed like ketchup and napkins. She was nice. The chicken was hot and juicy. The Texas Toast was good. The fries were meh. I wouldn't necessarily go out of my way to eat here again, but I am glad this property isn't an empty, boarded up storefront. read more
6 months ago
Great service and the food was made very quickly. Wait was not as long as expected. The food was great!!!! 10/10 would recommend!!!! The box combo was yumm read more
7 months ago
As a fan of Canes, I've been waiting for a location in the greater Seattle location for a while now, as I assume a lot of others have. I was worried about its location when it was announced, but it exceeded my expectations, and I actually believe it to be a great spot for it. In the heart of university district, you'll find one of the larger Raising Canes locations I've seen. Which is perfect for the volume this location will see until more pop up around. Service is quick, staff are friendly, and food is great (per usual). It's placed conveniently outside the light rail stop for students needing a quick bite, bar hoppers needing that late night chicken strip, and tourists wanting a familiar warmth. The UW theming is also cute! They know how to fit into an area and fit into it well. Even if my favorite part was this Caniac Corner. Welcome to Seattle, this location will see me often. I can't wait to see more show up in the area! read more
5 months ago
5 months ago
What's up Raising Cane??? The very first time I ordered from them their chicken was a good size for what the price is worth, but we ordered again and this is what we got. Did Raise Cane forgot to give them chicken steroid or what !!!! I think this will be my last time ordering from them. You can't go from shrink sizes to mini shrink size for children size order Right!!! read more
6 months ago
4 months ago
Disappointed. Chicken very small and no favor. Fries same as in McDonalds Don't recommend traveling for that read more
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