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[H3] The Box Combo®
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[H3] The Caniac™ Combo
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[H3] The 3 Finger Combo®
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[H3] The Sandwich Combo
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[H3] The Kids Combo
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[H3] Tailgates™
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[H3] Drinks
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[H2] We're Hiring
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[H3] EDUCATION
We care about giving students and their Communities a solid foundation to achieve their full potential — that’s why supporting education is one of our key pillars.
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[H3] FEEDING THE HUNGRY
We’re fighting to prevent hunger by helping local food banks and organizations provide meals and goods to those in need.
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[H3] ACTIVE LIFESTYLES
We want to help our Communities get active. Supporting walking trails, runs and walks, team sports and physical fitness programs are all ways we encourage healthy lifestyles.
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[H3] PET WELFARE
Our namesake, Raising Cane, was a yellow Labrador and our inspiration for supporting no-kill rescues and shelters, dog parks and other pet organizations.
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[H3] ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Supporting small businesses and fostering an entrepreneurial spirit has a positive impact on the economic growth and diversity of our Communities — just ask our Founder, Todd Graves!
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[H3] EVERYTHING ELSE
Have a cause you care about that doesn’t fit into a category? Get in touch! We support our Communities in many ways.
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[H3] EDUCATION
We care about giving students and their Communities a solid foundation to achieve their full potential — that’s why supporting education is one of our key pillars.
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[H3] FEEDING THE HUNGRY
We’re fighting to prevent hunger by helping local food banks and organizations provide meals and goods to those in need.
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[H3] ACTIVE LIFESTYLES
We want to help our Communities get active. Supporting walking trails, runs and walks, team sports and physical fitness programs are all ways we encourage healthy lifestyles.
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[H3] PET WELFARE
Our namesake, Raising Cane, was a yellow Labrador and our inspiration for supporting no-kill rescues and shelters, dog parks and other pet organizations.
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[H3] ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Supporting small businesses and fostering an entrepreneurial spirit has a positive impact on the economic growth and diversity of our Communities — just ask our Founder, Todd Graves!
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[H3] EVERYTHING ELSE
Have a cause you care about that doesn’t fit into a category? Get in touch! We support our Communities in many ways.Let's Work TogetherCreate an AccountCater with Cane'sWhether ordering for a party, work event, or just getting together with friends, Catering with Raising Cane’s makes any event easier.Order NowCrazy for Cane's?That makes you a Caniac!Join the club by grabbing a Caniac Club card at the register of participating Raising Cane’s locations. Activate it online to stay in the loop with the latest news, updates and exclusive club benefits (and surprises) delivered right to your inbox.Tell Me More
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[H2] How Raising Cane's Came to Be
[H3] The Dream
Some people dream of being astronauts, some people want to be president. Todd Graves, our Founder, dreamed of opening an amazing Chicken Finger Restaurant.
[H3] Chasing the Dream
His dream soon became his passion. Even though his business plan received the lowest grade in the class and every bank he met with told him his idea wouldn't work, he was more determined than ever.
[H3] Risky Business
Undeterred, he set off on a course to earn the money himself, working 90-hour weeks in an oil refinery in Los Angeles and commercial fishing in Alaska. It was hard and sometimes dangerous work, but it paid off.
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[H3] The First Restaurant
With his hard-earned money and a little help from the friends he made along the way, he began building the first Raising Cane's at the North Gates of LSU in Baton Rouge - Now known as The Mothership.
[H3] Why the Name?
When considering names for the Restaurant, Todd decided to honor his beloved yellow Lab, Raising Cane, whose name is a combination of having fun and sugar cane.
[H3] Opening Day
On August 28th, 1996, the first location opened. It was the start of Todd’s commitment to serve craveable Chicken Finger meals, with a great Crew, cool Culture and being actively involved in the Community - a commitment that continues in every Raising Cane's today.Get the Whole Story

[H2] Combos
[H3] The Box Combo®
4 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle-Cut Fries, One Cane’s Sauce®, Texas Toast, Coleslaw, Regular Fountain Drink/Tea (22 oz.)1290 - 1720 Cal
[H3] The Caniac™ Combo
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6 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle-Cut Fries, 2 Cane’s Sauce®, Texas Toast, Coleslaw, Large Fountain Drink/Tea (32 oz.)1840 - 2470 Cal
[H3] The 3 Finger Combo®
3 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle-Cut Fries, One Cane’s Sauce®, Texas Toast, Regular Fountain Drink/Tea (22 oz.)1050 - 1480 Cal
[H3] The Sandwich Combo
3 Chicken Fingers, Cane’s Sauce®, Lettuce, Toasted Bun, Crinkle-Cut Fries, Regular Fountain Drink/Tea (22 oz.)1140 - 1570 Cal
[H3] The Kids Combo
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2 Chicken Fingers, Crinkle-Cut Fries, One Cane’s Sauce®, Kids Size Drink (12 oz.)650 - 880 Cal
[H2] Tailgates™
[H3] 25-Finger Tailgate™
Feeds 6 to 8 peopleIncludes 8 Cane’s Sauce®190 Cal/1.5 oz. Sauce130 Cal/Chicken Finger
[H3] 50-Finger Tailgate™
Feeds 13 to 15 peopleIncludes 16 Cane’s Sauce®190 Cal/1.5 oz. Sauce130 Cal/Chicken Finger
[H3] 75-Finger Tailgate™
Feeds 20 to 22 peopleIncludes 25 Cane’s Sauce®190 Cal/1.5 oz. Sauce130 Cal/Chicken Finger
[H3] 100-Finger Tailgate™
Feeds 27 to 29 peopleIncludes 33 Cane’s Sauce®190 Cal/1.5 oz. Sauce130 Cal/Chicken Finger
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[H3] Chicken Finger
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130 Cal per finger
[H3] Crinkle-Cut Fries
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400 Cal per serving
[H3] Cane's Sauce®
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190 Cal per serving
[H3] Texas Toast
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150 Cal per slice
[H3] Coleslaw
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100 Cal per serving
[H3] Sandwich
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780 Cal per sandwich
[H2] Drinks
[H3] Lemonade
Freshly-squeezed daily290 Cal per 22 fl. oz.(Costs extra with any combo)
[H3] Sweet Tea
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Freshly-brewed all day230 Cal per 22 fl. oz.
[H3] Unsweet Tea
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Freshly-brewed all day0 Cal per 22 fl. oz.
[H3] Half Tea / Half Lemonade
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260 Cal per 22 fl. oz.(Costs extra with any combo)
[H3] Fountain Drink
0 - 430 Cal per 22 fl. oz. (Coca-Cola Products)
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1750 Cal per 1 gallon
[H3] Jug Sweet Tea
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1380 Cal per 1 gallon
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0 Cal per 1 gallon
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Who We Are
[H1] One Dream, One Love
[H2] We serve only the most craveable chicken finger meals. It’s our ONE LOVE.
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[H3] Quality You Can Count On
Our certified “Bird Specialists” hand batter premium chicken that’s marinated for 24 hours, then cooked to order for fingers that are hot and tender down to the last bite.
[H3] Cooked For You
Three words: No heat lamps. Every meal is cooked to order, because when it comes to fresh, delicious food, we never compromise (and neither should you).
[H3] Made Fresh Daily
Our special blend of spices makes Cane’s Sauce® the perfect pairing for Chicken Fingers and Crinkle-Cut Fries. Only a few people know our top-secret recipe, which our Crewmembers make fresh daily in every Cane’s® Restaurant!
[H3] Mouthwatering Sides
Made from center-cut, Grade-A potatoes, our Crinkle-Cut Fries are lightly salted with a crispy bite and a soft middle. And no meal is complete without our Texas Toast - pillowy pull-apart bread with just the right amount of butter and garlic…we’re already drooling.
[H3] Creamy Coleslaw
Crunchy, cool and refreshing, our Crewmembers mix red and green cabbage, carrots and premium dressing daily so you get the perfect forkful every time.
[H3] A Quick Refresh
Our famous Iced Tea is brewed fresh several times a day, made with 100% pure cane sugar and served with crushed ice. Order sweet or unsweet and quench your thirst your way. Looking for Lemonade? The taste of summer is available all year long, freshly-squeezed from real lemons to put the fresh back in refreshment.
[H2] Todd’s vision, our mission
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[H3] Chasing The Dream
A Restaurant that only serves Chicken Fingers? The business plan received the lowest grade in a college class because the professor said it wouldn’t work. When he tried to get loans, the banks said no, but Todd wasn’t giving up.
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[H3] Working Hard
Todd travels to Los Angeles to work as a boilermaker at an oil refinery, grinding through 90-hour weeks to raise the money to fuel his Restaurant dream.
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[H4] 1995
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[H3] Fishing for Chicken
Learning from a fellow boilermaker that he can earn even more money commercial fishing, Todd travels to Alaska and camps out on the tundra for a month before landing a job on a boat to fish sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay, working 20-hour days in harsh conditions.
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[H3] Returning to His Roots
Todd returns home with his hard-earned money. Coupled with an SBA loan, he has enough to start building his Restaurant.
[H4] 1996
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[H3] Construction
Renovations begin on an old building at the North Gates of Louisiana State University. Todd, along with friends and a few contractors, does a lot of the work himself.
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[H3] A Sign of What's to Come
During the renovation, Todd chips away at a stucco wall to discover an old painted mural of a bread bakery. He took it as a literal sign that this was going to work. The design later becomes the inspiration for Raising Cane’s logo and is why each Cane’s has a mural.
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[H3] Labrador Namesake
Todd originally planned to call the Restaurant “Sockeye’s” as a tribute to his time in Alaska. Instead, he takes a friend’s advice and names it after his Labrador Retriever, Raising Cane, who frequented the construction site. Learn more about our namesake and current mascot, Cane III.
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[H3] Opening Day
After finally getting the cash registers to work, Raising Cane’s opened on August 28th, 1996. It was after 9 p.m. and Todd goes out on the street to wave Customers in... business was so good, the Restaurant stayed open ‘til 3:30 a.m.!
[H2] Todd Graves - Founder, CEO, Fry Cook and Cashier
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[H3] Biography
Todd personifies the entrepreneurial spirit - the promise that with dedication, drive, hard work and a great concept, dreams can be achieved. Only 24 years old when he began his journey, Todd and his Crew have grown Raising Cane’s from a single campus Restaurant to one of the fastest-growing large restaurant brands in the U.S. As Founder, Todd remains actively involved with all aspects of the brand, making Raising Cane’s one of the few founder-led restaurant companies of its size.Keep up with Todd by following him on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!Expand
[H3] Recognition
#28 in the Top 100 CEOs in the U.S. by GlassdoorErnst & Young Entrepreneur of the YearSCORE Award for Outstanding Socially Progressive BusinessRestaurateur of the Year by the Louisiana Restaurant AssociationLouisianians of the Year by Louisiana Life
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[H4] Shark Tank
In 2024, Todd starred as a Guest Shark on season 16 of ABC’s Emmy Award-winning Shark Tank as the first restauranteur and “Southern gentleman” in show history. An expert brand-builder and marketer with more than 60 investments across a variety of industries, prior experience in franchising, and an impressive rolodex of celebrity friendships, Todd brought a unique perspective to the show for viewers and entrepreneurs alike. Catch Todd in “The Tank” on ABC and streaming on Hulu!
[H4] Restaurant Recovery
In response to the devastating effects of the pandemic on the restaurant industry, Todd created a docu-series called Restaurant Recovery. The series, available on discovery+, sees Graves travel to 10 independent restaurants across the country to help the restaurateur overcome the struggles of operating during a pandemic.
[H4] Appearances
You might have also seen Todd’s familiar face on Animal Planet’s Treehouse Masters, Secret Millionaire, Discovery’s Fast N’ Loud and Food Network’s Food Court Wars.
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[H2] Let’s work together for our Community
Raising Cane’s is active in our Communities, supporting over 30,000 local organizations for causes that are close to our heart — but we can’t do it alone! Get in touch today to help us support your Community.Learn How We Can Help