Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
Penn Quarter, Washington DC · Opened October 2025
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers at a glance
About
- Signature Cane’s dipping sauce
- Hand-breaded, never frozen chicken
- Crinkle-cut fries and buttery Texas toast
- Fast-casual, crew-driven service
- Prime Penn Quarter location
Raising Cane’s in Penn Quarter celebrates a single obsession: the highest-quality chicken finger meal done exceptionally well. From the first crisp bite to the tangy, addictive Cane’s sauce, the experience is straightforward comfort elevated by a crew-driven culture and fast-casual community spirit. It’s chicken fingers with a purpose — simple, consistent, and thoroughly satisfying.
What to Order
The Box Combo
A crowd-pleasing set: four hand-breaded chicken fingers, crinkle fries, buttery Texas toast, coleslaw, and a side of the famous Cane’s sauce.
Single Order Chicken Fingers
Crisp, golden-brown fingers made from never-frozen chicken — simple, juicy, and perfectly seasoned for dunking.
Crinkle-Cut Fries
Extra-crisp, crinkle-cut fries that soak up every last drop of Cane’s sauce — the ideal salty companion.
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