I was in the airport too long and just needed some greens. I wish I wasn't on a diet so that I…read morecould've ordered one of their burgers but I ended up getting their Chicken house salad. My order came out pretty quickly since it was just grilled chicken on top of some greens. The line for the burger looked pretty long and prob did take that long because there was only one chef doing all of the cooking. They did run out of utensils when I put in my order... There isn't many option to choose from and this looked like a good bet when you're hungry.

I had probably the best bacon cheese fries I've ever had!…read more While the service was a little on the slow side, I appreciated the care they took to insure everyone received exactly what they ordered, in the order it was placed, and that it was fresh. The entire kitchen is open, so you can see each step of your food being prepared. Although they didn't always wear gloves, contact with your food was minimal, and I don't think I have ever seen folks wash their hands as much as they do here. Even though my order was considered a side, it was large enough to share, and I was able to split it into 2 meals. Will order here from now on when I am in the area!

Raising Cane's keeps its concept incredibly simple, focusing almost entirely on chicken tenders,…read morefries, Texas toast, coleslaw, and its signature sauce. I walked into a bright, clean, and energetic restaurant with a fast-paced atmosphere that reflects how popular the chain has become. Even with a line forming at the counter, the staff kept things moving efficiently, and the operation felt well organized considering the volume of customers coming through the door. I went with one of the tender combos, which is really the reason most people come here in the first place. The chicken tenders were juicy, freshly cooked, and had a crispy coating that held up well without feeling overly heavy. The coating had a good crunch that stayed intact through the meal, and the chicken itself was moist and tender throughout. The real standout, though, is the Cane's Sauce. It adds a tangy, peppery flavor that works perfectly with the chicken and honestly ties the entire meal together. Between the tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and Texas toast, it is a simple meal, but one that is executed consistently well. The toast is buttery and soft, and the fries are solid enough to hold their own alongside the main event. One thing I have noticed is that the chicken can occasionally feel a little greasy depending on the visit, especially if you are ordering a larger combo. For some people that may not be an issue at all, while others might find it sits a bit heavy afterward. That has varied from visit to visit, but it is worth mentioning because the meal is definitely on the richer side compared to some other fast food chicken options. The coleslaw provides a lighter contrast, though it is a fairly standard version of the side and does not stand out the way the chicken and sauce do. The staff during my visit were friendly and efficient, and the restaurant was well maintained. Food came out quickly, and despite the limited menu, there is something refreshing about a place that focuses on doing one thing rather than trying to offer dozens of different options. The simplicity of the menu makes the decision process easy, and the consistency of the meal across visits is a big part of the appeal. Raising Cane's delivers a satisfying chicken tender meal with quality chicken, a great signature sauce, and consistently solid sides. It may not be the lightest meal around, but when you are in the mood for crispy chicken tenders and a straightforward comfort-food combo, it is easy to see why so many people keep coming back. The meal is familiar, filling, and hits the right notes for what it sets out to do.

Basic, mid, and meh. I bought into the hype, a year or so later. Let's call a spade a spade, it's…read morefast food. Cane's only provides about 3 of the same offerings packaged differently. If it were done exceptionally well that's one thing. Average at best are the facts. The outstanding part are the employees that buy into the brand. They were actually amazing. The entrance and interior decor were well thought through and there was even some backstory to the name. I will not be coming back unfortunately. It was a one and done for me.

I've never had a bad meal at Spike's. It's always good, cheap and filling. It's a counter service…read morediner specializing in hot dogs with a 1950s vibe. I miss when Spike's had more locations like College Hill!

Best hot dogs ever! The bread is made fresh all day and the jumbo hot dogs are always fresh too. I…read morecan only eat two these days, but I think 4 was my max back in the day. I don't know how people can c get down 6 or more!

ABCD Brothers Kitchen was at Moniker Brewery and we ordered some food from the food truck. We…read moreordered the chorizo sandwich that came with a side (chose onion rings), cheeseburger empanadas, and tater tots. We received a call about 20 minutes later that the food is ready. The staff were friendly. I really enjoyed the cheeseburger empanadas. The shell of the empanadas was crispy, folded nicely, and had a nice color. The cheeseburger filling inside was cheesy and flavorful and there was a good amount of filling. The chorizo sandwich was thick and had spicy chorizo and regular chorizo. It was a bit messy, but packed with flavor. The tater tots and onion rings were crispy.

Really great food truck. Service is incredible even when they're in a busy location. They have a…read moresimple menu with crowd favorites-- American fare like burgers and fries and chicken tenders. Not much else to say!

Good pizza reasonably priced customer service could be better…read moreSalty frozen crust pizza

Absolutely Disgusted and appalled with this restaurant. I had placed an order during my break at…read morework and this is what i received. After calling back to get a refund the girl working asked me if I could return the food i couldn't since i was at work and my break was over and asked if there's anything else they could do for me. She then said that they could give me a credit for the order the next time i called. I called later on in the day and was denied my credit AFTER already being told i COULD get it because the boss now claims to have told me it was a MUST to bring in the food even after being told otherwise. as a long term customer here i'm completely disgusted and will not be ordering for here again absolutely disgusting

Nice and easy place to grab a quick lunch sandwich. It's across the street from the Dollar Tree and…read morethe Liquor store, so it makes it easy, easy. I placed an order via their APP and it said 20 minutes. I did my shopping at the dollar store and at 20 minutes from placing the order, I got to the Subway and my order was ready! The sandwich was made to my custom order and it was fresh and delicious... Nice friendly staff. Love the internet !!!

Conveniently located on Route 6, this Subway is usually a quick in and out. Limited in size, the…read moreinterior of this business can fill up quickly during a rush. The parking lot on the side of the building holds a small number of cars and is usually indicative of how long you will wait. The employees here are usually cheerful and quick with orders. Ingredients seem fresh, chips and cookies are well stocked. I don't usually buy a drink with my order but the fountain area always appears clean. In fact, the entire place is usually spotless when I walk in. There are a handful of small tables to sit at, though I rarely see customers utilizing them. From what I've encountered, this place is treated more as a take-out than sit-in restaurant. Sandwiches are always well-made, easy to handle.... and tasty! **Be Careful!!** pulling in and out of the lot here. It sits directly off the main road and empties straight out onto the side street it corners. Cars whipping around the corner and others trying to jet out onto Route 6 create a hazard for the unknowing customer. Watch out!

Despite the name, the New York system, hot wiener is a Rhode Island novelty. As with any strange…read moreregional food, there are multiple claims to be the first. As far as I'm concerned only will New York system hot wieners are the original. On this trip, I ordered two all the way with fries and a Diet Coke and they delivered exactly that. For the uninitiated, a New York system hot wiener starts with a hot dog like sausage - the hot wiener - place in a hotdog roll topped with mustard, onions, meat sauce, & celery salt. The wieners came out tightly wrapped in butcher paper and hot. They were exactly what I was looking for after a long day. I got to the restaurant in Cranston their second location just after nine and the dining room was closed. But they have a take out window(not a drive-through, but a walk up) and I took my order to one of the two picnic tables in the front of the parking lot. The staff was very friendly and the meal was priced reasonably. If you are local to Cranston or Providence, and you enjoy a good hotdog, you should give Olneyville a try. It's a truly unique Rhode Island experience.

Went in at 11:30 for lunch, side service window was not open, went in and was in and out in 2…read moreminutes. 2 all the way, first one was overdone, crunchy casing! 2nd one was perfect, great snap...off the rope, onions were great, and the meat sauce was excellent.