Raising Canes Menu With Prices

The Box Combo runs about $10.89 to $12.29 depending on location, with four chicken fingers, crinkle cut fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, Canes Sauce, and a drink. It is the top selling meal on the menu.

The Caniac Combo runs about $15.69 to $16.59: six chicken fingers, fries, toast, coleslaw, two Canes Sauce cups, and a 32oz drink. It is the largest standard meal Canes offers.

The recipe is a company secret, but the flavor profile is a tangy, peppery blend widely believed to be built on mayo, ketchup, Worcestershire, garlic, and black pepper. Extra cups cost about $0.39.

Individual fingers run about $1.39 to $1.99 each depending on location, at roughly 130 calories apiece.

Not officially, but well known order hacks exist: fries and toast done Cane in, extra sauce blended into coleslaw, the sandwich with extra fingers, and butter toast off the kids menu. See our secret menu page.

About 1290 calories for the full Box Combo with fries, toast, coleslaw, sauce, and a regular drink.

Party boxes of 25 to 100 chicken fingers with sauce, running roughly $41.99 to $142.99. The 25 finger Tailgate at about $41.99 is the standard party order.

No. The menu is chicken fingers, the chicken sandwich made from them, crinkle fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, sauce, and drinks. That focus is the whole business model.

Most locations open around 10:00 AM and close between 10:00 PM and midnight, with many staying open later on weekends. Hours vary by location.

No. Every finger is hand battered and fried. There are no grilled, baked, or vegetarian main options.

Fresh squeezed lemonade runs about $2.99 to $3.99 by size, and it has a genuine cult following alongside the sweet tea.

Canes markets its chicken as always fresh, never frozen, marinated and hand battered in store. It is a core brand claim since the 1996 founding.

Todd Graves opened the first location in 1996 near the LSU north gates in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, after his business plan reportedly got the lowest grade in his class. The chain now has roughly 850 plus US locations.

It is named after the founder's yellow Labrador, Raising Cane. The dog remains the mascot, and Cane III serves as the current official mascot.

Yes, the Kids Combo at about $5.79 to $6.99: two fingers, fries, one sauce, and a kids drink.

The sandwich, three fingers with sauce and lettuce on a toasted bun, runs about $6.99 to $8.99 as a combo depending on location, at about 290 calories for the sandwich alone.

Yes, most locations accept Apple Pay, Google Pay, and contactless cards in store and drive thru, plus standard payment in the app.

Yes, through the Canes app and major delivery platforms. Delivery pricing runs higher than in store, and Tailgates usually require pickup.

Very little. The fingers and toast contain wheat, and the fries share fryer oil. Coleslaw and sauce are the only items typically listed without gluten ingredients, with cross contact caveats.

Extra Canes Sauce at about $0.39, then Texas toast around $1.49 and a single finger from about $1.39. The Kids Combo is the cheapest full meal.

Tailgates are the catering program: 25, 50, 75, or 100 finger boxes with sauce. Larger orders benefit from calling ahead, and some locations offer gallon drink jugs.

No, prices vary by location and market. Newer markets and city center locations run higher. Figures on this site are representative national averages.

Yes, the Caniac Club. Registered members get a free Box Combo during their birthday window plus member only offers, historically including BOGO promos.

The lighter meal: three fingers, crinkle fries, one sauce, Texas toast, and a regular drink for around $9.29 to $9.59. It skips the coleslaw.

Canes uses a canola oil blend for fingers, fries, and toast per its published allergen information. Anyone with allergen concerns should confirm against the official guide.

No, bottled Canes Sauce is not sold retail. Extra cups at the counter, about $0.39 each, are the only official way to take it home.