good service nice customer service, clean spot with great tasting food , and in loved the old…read moregames in the back

This place is fantastic! Service was lovely, clean interior, and delicious food, all for about…read more10-11$ which is not bad. I walked in and was immediately assisted, asked for recommendations since I was a first timer-- and landed on the slider with fries! It was juicy, hot, and the fries were sooooo tasty, it was addictive. They had a nice crunch to them. the slaw in the slider was good nothing to complain about, pickles added nice touch of acidity, and the sauce and honey complimented the savory and spicy aspect of the chicken! I am incredibly happy with what I got and experienced here. Definitely recommended!!! Also, it's locally owned which is appreciate!!

Raising Cane's is the fast-food spot that proves sometimes simplicity is the secret. This popular…read morechain has built a cult following around a very focused menu: perfectly crispy chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, buttery Texas toast, and their legendary Cane's sauce. The box combos are where the value really shines. You get a great deal on a satisfying meal where everything works together. The chicken is always reliably good, and that signature sauce, a creamy, tangy, slightly peppery blend is what ties it all together. It's delicious for dipping not just the chicken, but also the fries and that excellent, soft Texas toast. The fries themselves hit that sweet spot of being crispy without being greasy. A word to the wise: the lines can get seriously long, as it's a hugely popular spot. The absolute best move is to order ahead through their app to skip the wait, which makes grabbing a quick and easy meal a total breeze. Overall, it's a consistently good, decently-priced meal for when a fried chicken craving strikes. Just a heads-up that all that fried goodness, while tasty, can sometimes feel a bit heavy on the stomach, but for most it's a small price to pay for that specific comfort food fix.

My favorite place for chicken fingers. They do one thing and they do it well…read more Love the sauce and chicken fingers and the fries and the cole slaw and the Texas toast. This location has awesome staff. They remind me of Chik-Fil-A because they're so customer focused. They greet you and they are very friendly. Compare this to Shake Shack or Chipotle, where the staff is usually have conversations and banter behind the line... while making it seem like customers are an inconvenience. Cane's is the best fast food in my opinion. It's my go-to place for chicken fingers. I always order extra sauce and extra fries.

Got the junior combo - a chicken sandwich with medium spice level, and mac and cheese for $14. Def…read morebig enough for an adult. Sandwich was bomb, and the Mac and cheese was solid as well. Friendly and helpful service. Would definitely return if/when in the area.

Came here after a Boston college football game and glad this was our stop. I'm obviously not…read morefamiliar with the area but high yelp reviews can never let you down. The place is cute. It was loud I feel like there was a party upstairs or something the bass was vibrating lol. It was kind of busy so I did have a bit of a wait for my food. The chicken was seasoned well , had a lot of flavor. The sauce on the side was good also ! I do wish I got a different side to try than fries but this place is solid.

Ordered takeout from here last night and I'm torn. The spicy chicken on the chicken sandwich…read moreapparently just means that they cover the chicken in hot sauce. The chicken itself and the rest of the sandwich were good, I think the hot sauce actually kind of hid the quality of the fried chicken cause it was covered in it. The fries were fire. I'm gonna try again and get a different chicken sandwich. I think I'll have a way better experience.

Hello, I ordered a…read more4-piece dark meat chicken from this location but received white meat instead. I spoke with the manager, Sara, who declined to issue a partial refund despite the error and stated that redelivery was not possible because my location is not located in Somerville or any of the surrounding neighborhoods. Afterward, I received a call from a male manager who indicated that he would process a partial refund. However, when I called back, I was again connected to Sara, who refused to process the refund. This was extremely confusing, as I had just been told moments earlier that the issue would be resolved. I am very disappointed with the customer service I received. Update: After posting this review, I was contacted and pressured to remove it, which further added to the discomfort and confusion surrounding this experience. I ended up passing on the partial refund to put an end to the back and forth with management.

Great food and drinks! The biscuits are delicious. Mario was an awesome server! We will definitely…read morebe coming back.

This was an amazing find of a restaurant on our little trip to Boston. As of many of the other…read morereviews state, the biscuits are a must. They were the dark horse that I never would have thought about ordering normally. Biscuits for dinner? Eh. But they were delicious and lighter than expected and the pimento cheese I could have ate by the spoonfuls. The oysters were clean and delicious. Everything you hope to have from Northeast oysters especially being from Texas where most of the places here serve Gulf oysters that don't even come close to comparing. I could have drank the mignonette. The pimento mac n cheese was on point and flavorful (and again that pimento cheese, yum). The wagyu burgers were so good. The burger was tender and flavorful, the bread was soft and light and slightly sweet, and the onion ring added a great texture to the mix. Think of a amped up western burger. The ambiance was a cool vibe yet a home feel. We were seated quickly but it took awhile for anyone to acknowledge us. Service was good once it started and the food came out quickly. If we ever make it back to Boston, it will definitely be on our list to revisit. Great late dinner spot. Simple foods done right. (Oh, and the drinks were delicious. I wanted to try them all. Mine tasted exactly like an apple pie.)

Been here before and loved the food…read more Went back this past weekend & ordered fried chicken and plantain for an event. Ordered the food, came back in an hour or so and everything was ready, hot, & delicious! Would definitely recommend for small events or small catering needs. All the staff were very nice and accommodating, even helped me bring my order to my car. The food was delicious & well seasoned. Got lots of compliments from those who ate it.

I've wanted to try this place for a while and it was a great opportunity this week when I went into…read morethe office. This place is right in the Kendall Square area, an easy walk from all of the tech companies. 10 piece fried chicken - Chicken was decent sized and definitely not bulk ordered chicken. This was marinated and spiced in-house. It had good strong flavor, with a hint of ginger that stood out. I think it's ginger, at least. Enjoyable, not dry at all. I would get it again. Chicken cheese patties - they were dry and not that cheesy at all. This saddens me as the place prior to them opening served the best chicken cheese patties in the area. Chicharron - Kind of over cooked and dry. The skin is definitely crispy - almost to a fault as most were too hard to enjoyably bite into. The dryness was the worse. Plaintains were okay, tasted more like potatoes but I think thats how they are supposed to taste anyways. Service was good. Checkout was easy with tap-to-pay. The place looks clean and had 2 or 3 small tables inside.

Casually stopped by with my parents, no expectations and it did not disappoint!…read moreBeef bulgogi was the fave, so much flavor but not too heavy. Katsu chicken curry was generous on the portion and was a comfort meal. It was my first time trying Tkeokbokki, these ones are pretty spicy! The shrimp katsu was a miss though - not whole shrimp, instead it was a fried paste/mix? Overall, huge menu so I'd come back to try the wings and sushi!

ordered soy garlic chicken wings, very good. tteoboki,…read morekimchi tofu soup, seawood salad. pickled radish very good. quick service.

Royal Chicken in Roxbury is so disgusting they sent me the oldest driest chicken I asked for corn…read moreon the cob they send me nasty ass coleslaw mashed potatoes out of a box they're just disgusting I would not recommend them for anything this is the second time this has happened to me at the same restaurant unbelievable

This place is pretty good and well stocked with chicken. What would be nice as if they had chicken…read moresandwiches pre-wrapped in foil ready to go as I likely would have bought one. The chicken's good. Nice, crispy exterior. The flavor is better than KFC but the obe advantage KFC has is the crispiness/batter ratio. This place could have a heavier batter, that would just be the best. Very reasonable prices, and the best thing is, you can do your food à la cart. Instead of having to buy a plate of chicken and fries, I was able to do pieces of chicken if I wanted to. Better than that, I could select individual pieces of different types (thigh, wing, etc.). For that, it's an excellent business model I wish restaurants would adopt it. The rest of the food looks pretty tasty and would easily come back for more.

Raising Cane's is that straightforward fried chicken chain that does one thing and does it pretty…read morewell. The whole concept is built around their signature chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, Texas toast, and that iconic Cane's sauce. The lines here are pretty much a given, with a good tip is to use their app to order ahead; it lets you skip the wait, which is a lifesaver during peak times. Once you get your food, it's exactly what you expect: crispy, reliable chicken fingers that are decently priced. The Cane's sauce really is the star and pairs perfectly with everything. It's a solid, quick meal when that specific craving hits. It's not fancy, and yeah, sometimes all that fried goodness can sit a bit heavy, but for a no-fuss box of comfort food, it consistently hits the spot. It's easy to see why it's become such a popular chain across the country.

We just didn't get the hype. Unseasoned chicken that relies heavily on a mediocre sauce for any…read moreflavor. Cafeteria crinkle fries. Service was a bit slow. Restaurant wasn't super clean. Overall disappointing and would not eat here again.

Got the Italiana. It had Prociutto, stracciatella, sun dried tomatoes, arugula, and pistacio cream…read more The sweet and creaminess from the pistachio cream, the saltiness from the prosciutto, and the arugula and sundried tomatoes helped by preventing it from being too heavy. I thought everything was quite balanced. The sandwich was about $21. Which I thought was reasonable because it was big enough to feed two people. There werent much of a wait when I was there, so service was quick. You order at the counter and they make your sandwich. Just tell them what you want and Bada Bing, Bada boom: you got your sandwich in a couple of minutes. They have seating inside and out. It was a nice day so my gf and I decided to do a picnic outside on the grass at the Boston Common. Nothing like enjoying a nice sandwich and watching all the sketchy weirdos walking around.

The hype has died down and there is no longer a 40 minute line every day. The standard has now…read moredropped from "will it change your life" to "is it a good sandwich?" Yes. It is a good sandwich. It's a pretty great sandwich, actually. I like the Boss, but there are many great options. There are just two things to keep in mind: 1) it's relatively expensive (though doable) 2) the sandwiches are quite rich and salty, often relying on a flavorful cream element (truffle cream, pistachio cream, etc.) As a result, I probably wouldn't go every day or even every week. But a once-a-month cadence or so would be great. Try it!