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Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
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Review by:
Patricia L.
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I know you think you have had chicken fingers before, but, if you have never eaten at Raising Cain's, then you are dead wrong. They are so far above the usual finger that it's not even the same dish. By the way, that's all they do, so if you don't like chicken, don't bother. The side dishes are good, but the other two things you really need to look for are the dipping sauce, which they make themselves from scratch, using a secret recipe, and the lemonade. Lemonade is only served in the summer, and, as I write this people are literally counting down the days to when it will be served again. It is made the only way lemonade should be - with fresh squeezed lemons and real sugar - no mixes here. This location on highland rd is the original, by the way, and I can highly recommend the funky atmosphere, especially if you are an LSU fan. The parking leaves something to be desired, however.
My favorite dish: There IS only one dish
My husbands: Ditto!
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