Raising Cane's keeps its concept incredibly simple, focusing almost entirely on chicken tenders,…read morefries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and its signature sauce. We walked into a bright, clean, and energetic space with a fast-paced atmosphere that reflects how popular the chain has become. Even with a line forming at the counter, the staff kept things moving efficiently, and the operation felt well organized considering the volume of customers coming through the door. The dining room has a casual, functional energy, the kind of place where the focus stays on getting a satisfying meal rather than lingering, and the open kitchen adds a layer of transparency to the process. We went with one of the tender combos, which is really the reason most people come here in the first place. The chicken tenders were juicy, freshly cooked, and had a crispy coating that held up well without feeling overly heavy. The coating had a good crunch that stayed intact through the meal, and the chicken itself was moist and tender throughout. The real standout, though, is the Cane's Sauce. It adds a tangy, peppery flavor that works perfectly with the chicken and honestly ties the entire meal together. Between the tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and Texas toast, it is a simple meal, but one that is executed consistently well. The toast is buttery and soft, and the fries are solid enough to hold their own alongside the main event. One thing we have noticed is that the chicken can occasionally feel a little greasy depending on the visit, especially if you are ordering a larger combo. For some people that may not be an issue at all, while others might find it sits a bit heavy afterward. That has varied from visit to visit, but it is worth mentioning because the meal is definitely on the richer side compared to some other fast food chicken options. The coleslaw provides a lighter contrast, though it is a fairly standard version of the side and does not stand out the way the chicken and sauce do. The staff during our visit were friendly and efficient, and the restaurant was well maintained. Food came out quickly, and despite the limited menu, there is something refreshing about a place that focuses on doing one thing rather than trying to offer dozens of different options. The simplicity of the menu makes the decision process easy, and the consistency of the meal across visits is a big part of the appeal. Raising Cane's delivers a satisfying chicken tender meal with quality chicken, a great signature sauce, and consistently solid sides. It may not be the lightest meal around, but when you are in the mood for crispy chicken tenders and a straightforward comfort-food combo, it is easy to see why so many people keep coming back. The meal is familiar, filling, and hits the right notes for what it sets out to do.

Love the cashiers they are so nice and the a manager to love the location always cleanread more

Great space, great location, great crew. Food always hits…read morepost Sunday Service. Tenders are moist. Breading is crispy. Fries are just the right amount of salty. Only downside is the very loud music. It makes it very hard to heard the cashier and have conversations inside.

Greaaat experience! Felt right like home back in Louisiana. I normally order extra crispy for two…read moreminutes and get rude comments. This Restaurant was not like that the manager came out to confirm I wanted what I wanted and he proceeded to make the best chicken I have tried from Canes. Shout out to Hector I believe for the outstanding customer service. I won't forget this and I will be back!

5/5 stars I was…read morepleasantly shocked by the presentation when I opened the box. The chicken was glazed in a way I'd never seen before, and everything was packed with care. The chicken had a great crunch, stayed tender, and wasn't overcooked. The seasoning is so addicting and the mozzarella still had a nice cheese pull too. Forgot to take a photo. * Delivery arrived neat, not sloppy. * The food looked cared for and fresh. * Hit the spot for my fried chicken craving. * I don't live nearby, but if I did, I'd probably be here all the time. I've only ordered delivery, so I can't speak to dine-in.

Ordered the tenders combo and slider combo to go…read more They forgot the fries in one of the combos, but the manager Ali was generous to offer a full combo when we went to pick up. None of the other fast food places like Wendy's or Popeyes would go above and beyond for their mistake. Very much appreciated. The tenders and sliders use the same chicken, but sliders come with some Coleslaw inside. I recommend the medium spice level. They use a nice rub that's not too spicy. I'm guessing there's also hint of sugar that makes it so good. I would probably choose tenders over sliders since the buns on sliders masks the tastiness of the chicken. Fries were crinkle fries. Solid 5/5. My daughter loved Dave's sauce, which is good because I was afraid it would be spicy. Overall, pleasantly surprised and will come back!

My comfort food. A staple in Filipino cuisine. Best chicken spot. Loved by everyone not just…read more Filipinos. This location is in the middle of NY queens bustling area but all worth coming here. I ordered my favorite chicken/spaghetti combo and no matter how many times I tried it, I won't get tired of getting same in each visit. No complaint.

Went to Queen's to go shopping, didn't except to end up eating Filipino fast food…read more Jollibee is a delicious fried chicken franchise. Super happy to see it in the middle of the most diverse city in New York. Looking for something fast and tasty? Definitely a place to grab chicken and or spaghetti. Affordable and great for you or the crew! Pair it rice and gravy? Hella bomb!

I've always enjoyed coming here whenever I don't have lunch and want a quick bite at a reasonable…read moreprice. I usually order a chicken patty with coco bread for $5. There's always a line, but the service at the window is pleasant and fast. The patty fillings are usually well-seasoned with so much flavor. I'm used to coming here, but today I noticed that the patties aren't filled with as much meat as before. Nonetheless, this isn't something that will stop me from coming back for a patty every now and then.

Came here for lunch and picked up an impossible patty. Thankfully the line was short and the…read moreservice was quick. It was absolutely delicious. I think it was double stuffed with filling because one patty left me very satisfied.

Great establishment! Everyone was friendly and professional. So much so, that I had to ask for the…read moreemployee's name to make this review. Haron Aisha Mohammed thank you for your professionalism and the good food.

Having lived away from NYC for 12 years I have still yet to find a decent halal kart style over…read morerice on the west coast (the commercialized corporate-owned Halal Guys is far from decent). While visiting NY this time, I tried Halal Munchies on my parents' suggestion and it blew me away. I ordered the mixed (chicken and lamb) over rice. For sides, they give the option to choose 2 between fries, salad or hummus. What sets them apart from the red "spicy" rice. While not spicy at all, it is pretty damn tasty. While their red sauce leaves a little to be desired (it has a slightly off-putting vinegary taste and not very spicy), their green sauce is amazing with its zesty cilantro and mint taste! All that cost me only $11, while Halal Guys is over here charging $14+ for a platter and nickel and dimes us for sauce packets. I classify Halal Munchies as a must eat when visiting NY!

First time here. Big menu lots of sides. Prices are fair but use a calculator. The menu is set up…read moreto trick you. Also a 2 piece fish and chips is 1 piece that's cut in half. . Fish was ok. Fries as well are not the fries they show on the menu board Chicken and waffle I got 2 thighs. Chicken has zero seasoning. Waffle was made fresh and it was excellent. Staff was sociable and establishment is clean. Limited beverages though. In this neighborhood they could make a lot of money if they up the ante on beverages and sell the food they show on the menu. Place is less then 10 minutes from JFk so if your a driver it's perfect

They are (in my opinion) better than other fried chicken spots in the area. The food is good. Not…read moreonly the chicken but other things like the side dishes as well as some other mains. The place is a little distance away from my place of residence so I drive kind of far to get here. They have a small parking area on the side which is good. Decent size establishment. When I went in I was greeted. He took my order and I asked a few questions about a couple of items and got positive answers. I went back a second and third time. That means I liked it. Thank you.

Passing this Micky D's on the way home I had to use the rest room. I came in here to find this…read morerestaurant really busy. I went straight to the restroom, it was unbelievably clean. With as many people that were in there the restaurant or that passes through, I would think it would have been the std to keep tidy. There's only one restroom! Looking around, the decor says McDonald's out loud, there branding obviously speaks for it self. With out the words added to the golden arches, you will know who they are. I washed up and then ordered. I had a French vanilla coffee. The cashier asked, cream and sugar. I replied, I don't want white sugar. Do you have anything else, maybe syrup. I saw the light click on in her mind, she gave the jesture that says. Ah ha! We have that! In her mind I'm thinking she her thought, not many people asked for syrup! I also had the world's renowned Filet-O-Fish sandwich. It's always prepared right! What I like about this visit, I wasn't forced to used the kiosk and the interaction with the young lady was very cordial and pleasurable! The do have a big parking lot and like other places in the neighborhood, unfortunately, they do have beggers of outside in the lot, doing what the do best.

The hours are posted as 24/7 however they are almost always closed from 2am -4am change your store…read morehours to reflect the hours you are open for .

5/5 shroom burger- always hits, fried to perfection, so flavorful…read more 1/5 veggie shack- so bad I couldn't even finish it, tastes like the frozen veggie patties available at Costco or wherever. I think it's better to just have individual veggies layered, instead of making them into a patty

Shake Shack Jamaica Ave is directly in the middle of the busier side of the Ave. I placed an order…read morefrom the kiosk and dined in. Shake Shack has a Korean Style menu it's on the spicy side. I played it safe and ordered the Shake Burger with crispy onions and fries. When you order from the kiosk it's not much interaction with staff, however as soon as customers leave the tables someone comes to clean.

The "literal" embodiment of IYKYK, this classic old school neighborhood institution, the type of…read morewhich are becoming increasingly rare to the point of near extinction, is certainly on my shortlist of the best bars in the city, let alone the borough. The gorgeous, ancient building, Fillmores for close to 50 years now but home to a bar for many years prior to that, is perennially packed with a cross section of local regulars representing many eras of the neighborhoods varied history and populations, from old school working class joes in Union Jackets and hardhats to more recent immigrants from every corner of the world befitting it's location smack in the center of the worlds borough. They're all most definitely having a great time, soaking up the fantastic atmosphere and character and being served by seasoned pros with a level of old school care and camaraderie, and focus on loyalty to the regulars that is also sadly rapidly fading away (how many other places in this town still know the meaning of the words "buy back?") Where the place really sets itself apart from all the other local watering holes however charming they might be on their own right however, is the food. Its lives up to the original designation of a tavern as a place that places a priority on the cuisine, and indeed the offerings rise far far above the bar-food norm. This is the type of spot that not only serves one of the great, deeply satisfying under-the radar burgers, non nonsense but deeply meaty uniquely presented on a long hero-type roll, but also one of the best, and cheapest NY Strips in town and a killer prime rib special. Also has some of the most reliably crispy wings, even if the propriety house sauce is just a tad sweet for my tastes, and a rotating list of delicious house made soups (particularly a marvelous lobster bisque) that can be paired with said wings or most other options as part of the wonderful lunch specials. I've heard many other patrons praise the grilled chicken wrap but have never had the chance to give it a try as of yet. I'll have many more chances because I plan on continuing to visit the place often for years to come, and here's to hoping that this place remains a constant in the ever changing borough as it's miraculously been able to all these many many years.

Filmore's was a really fun neighborhood bar, and I would definitely accentuate the word…read more"neighborhood." It wasn't flashy or exciting, but it had the welcoming vibe of a restaurant that was meant for locals, and to serve the surrounding area. While I wish that they had a slightly larger selection of beers, they did have one (1) good IPA, and my food was pretty good as well. My chicken tenders and mozzarella sticks were solid, but my pub pretzel was amazing, and made to perfection! The staff, to include the bartender and waiters, were all very nice, welcoming, and attentive, and I loved chatting with the other patrons as well. I'd definitely recommend Filmore's to anybody passing through the neighborhood, and I'll assuredly be back in the future!