This morning saw the opening of Raising Cane's 15th restaurant in Georgia. The chicken finger chain marked the occasion with a live DJ, ribbon cutting ceremony, branded hats and combo cards for the first 100 Combo Meal customers, and its Lucky 20 Drawing where one of 20 won free food for a year.
New Raising Cane's restaurant in Georgia
Raising Cane's opened in Macon at 4951 Riverside Drive on Monday, Oct. 19.
Raising Cane's that have opened in Georgia
Raising Cane's has locations in Albany, Athens, Buford, Columbus, Conyers, Cumming, Dacula, Duluth, Kennesaw, McDonough, Snellville, Statesboro, Valdosta, and Woodstock.
Where can I find a Raising Cane's near me?
You can find your closest Raising Cane's at locations.raisingcanes.com/search.
Raising Cane's Halloween cup
For a limited time, Raising Cane's is selling graphic Halloween cups for $1.49 with the purchase of any combo or 32 ounce drink.
Raising Cane's serves only chicken finger meals. 'It's our one love'
Raising Cane's describes itself as "a restaurant that only serves chicken fingers." It was a "business plan (that) received the lowest grade in a college class because the professor said it wouldn't work....Raising Cane’s has ONE LOVE — quality chicken finger meals, and we serve them better than anyone else. Certified bird specialistshand batter" the chicken, which is then marinated for 24 hoursbefore being cooked to order. No heat lamps are used.
The first Raising Cane opened Aug. 28, 1996, in an old building at the North Gates of Louisiana State University. Its headquarters are located in Baton Rouge.
What else does Raising Cane's have on its menu?
Raising Cane's has a variety of combo meals on its menu, along with "Tailgates" that go up to 100 chicken fingers. "Extras" include:
- More chicken fingers
- Crinkle-cut fries
- Cane's sauce
- Texas toast
- Coleslaw
- A sandwich (chicken, of course)
It's Raising Cane's, not raising Cain
Raising Cane's is the chicken-finger-focused restaurant named after the founder's dog. Raising Cain is an expression meaning to cause trouble or a commotion.
Miguel Legoas is a Deep South Connect Team Reporter for USA Today. Find him on Instagram @miguelegoas and email at mlegoas@gannett.com.
This article originally appeared on Savannah Morning News: Raising Cane's opened new location in Georgia today. Find out where
