Raising Cane’s is an American fast food chain focused on one thing: crispy chicken finger meals with Texas toast, crinkle fries, and Cane’s Sauce.
Raising Cane’s serves chicken at locations across the United States. Raising Cane’s started in 1996 and runs its operations from Baton Rouge, LA. This page lists the full Raising Cane’s menu with prices, calorie counts, allergen notes, and the items people order most. We track 49 items across 4 menus, updated on a rolling schedule through 2026.
On price, Raising Cane’s lands in the budget part of the chicken market, shown as $ on this page. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Baton Rouge, LA, the brand has built its menu around a core set of items that repeat across every location, with regional additions in some markets. That consistency is why a menu guide is useful: the lineup is broadly the same wherever you go, while the price attached to each item is set locally by the franchise owner. For ordering and the brand's own nutrition disclosures, Raising Cane’s publishes an official site, which we link at the top of this page.
Raising Cane’s splits its menu into 4 sections: Combos, Chicken Fingers, Sides, and Drinks. The menu lists 49 items in total. Top sellers include Chicken Tenders (3 pc), Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Grilled Chicken Plate, and Chicken & Waffles. Every item on this page shows its price and calorie count where we have it, plus common allergens, so you can compare before you order.
Some picks sell faster than the rest at Raising Cane’s.
Expect Raising Cane’s prices from $1.99 to $9.49 across the menu. A typical item runs about $4.97. The cheapest pick is the Lemonade at $1.99, and the Grilled Chicken Plate sits at the top of the menu around $9.49. Prices change by location because franchise owners set their own pricing, so treat these as a guide rather than a quote. Airport, stadium, and highway rest-stop branches usually price higher than a standard street location.
Expect Raising Cane’s items to fall between 0 and 979 calories. The average item lands near 401 calories. That spread matters if you are watching intake, since the lighter end of the menu can be a third of the heaviest plate. 29 items carry allergen notes on this page, covering the common ones: milk, wheat, egg, soy, fish, shellfish, peanuts, and tree nuts. Preparation shares equipment at most locations, so cross-contact is possible even when an ingredient is not listed. If you have a severe allergy, confirm with staff and check the brand's official allergen guide before ordering.
For value, Raising Cane’s spreads 49 items across low and higher price points. Items under $6.00 include Lemonade at $1.99, Apple Juice at $2.49, Energy Drink at $2.49, and Slushie at $2.49. Combos and bundles usually beat ordering the same items separately, and the Raising Cane’s app is where most of the discounts live, including first-order offers and rotating deals. Ordering through a third-party delivery service typically costs more than the in-store price, since menu prices are often marked up before fees are added.
You can order Raising Cane’s for dine-in, takeout, or drive-thru where available, plus delivery through the Raising Cane’s app and third-party services in many areas. Mobile ordering lets you skip the line and customize items before you arrive, which is the fastest route at peak times. Larger orders and catering are available at many locations, though catering usually needs advance notice and may run from a shorter menu than the one listed here. Availability of each channel depends on the individual store.
Raising Cane’s operates restaurants across the country. Open the locations page to find a Raising Cane’s near you with its address, phone number, and store hours. Hours vary by store and by day, and holiday hours often differ from the regular schedule. Some branches run extended or late-night hours while others close earlier, so it is worth checking the individual location page or calling ahead before a late trip.
A few things worth knowing before you order at Raising Cane’s: drink sizes and add-ons move the price, so a large costs more than the base figure listed and checking the app before you order is the simplest way to cut the total. Prices and availability on this page are estimates gathered from public sources and reviewed by our editors, so confirm anything time-sensitive with the restaurant directly.
This Raising Cane’s menu page is compiled by our editorial team from the brand's own published menu, its app, and in-store menu boards, then cross-checked against more than one location so regional items are not mistaken for national ones. Every item is recorded with its category, price where we can verify one, calorie count where the brand publishes it, and the common allergens it carries. We re-check the page on a rolling schedule and after each seasonal launch, and the visible updated date at the top tells you how current the information is. We are an independent directory: Raising Cane’s does not review, approve, or pay for this page, and no brand can buy a better write-up. If you spot an item or price that looks wrong, send us the restaurant and the exact item and we will verify it against the brand and correct the page.