Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers - Parker

Paying $52.47 for a family of four is excessive when not all the meals are provided, and the wait time at the drive-thru was so long that it would have been faster to eat a can of cold beans at home. For that price, every meal should be served. I'm just grateful we still have an economic system that allows us to choose; I would gladly spend less on food that might not be as good, but at least I would have something to eat!

Line went smoothly even with lots of cars. Good is always fresh and good, but we feel like the strips are much smaller than when they first opened. We understand prices going up but don't shrink the food at the same time :

Since the dining room has closed, the last two visits weren't that good. Both times the portion of fries has been underwhelming and smaller. I assumed the first time it might have been a fluke, but noticed the same thing after the second visit. Understand that costs are up, but don't find the decreased portions favorable.

I'm giving this restaurant 2 stars solely because the service was excellent. Unfortunately, the chicken strips were disappointing—bland, under-seasoned, and barely breaded. Additionally, their only dipping options were their own sauce or a homemade mustard that was lackluster. There were no ranch or BBQ sauces available to help disguise the subpar chicken. I won't be coming back.

It seems that this location doesn't stick to its posted operating hours. I went through the drive-thru shortly before their stated closing time of 11 PM, only to receive a message that they were already closed. Having worked in the industry myself, I was always taught that you shouldn’t start closing up until the official closing time—those hours are meant for the public. Apparently, that isn't the case here.