“A new Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers drive-thru will open Tuesday, Nov. 19 where Central, Brockton and Magnolia avenues come together in Riverside.”
The restaurant, at 4100 Central Ave., features a mural with Riverside imagery including Mount Rubidoux and a lemon grove as well as Cane, the chicken chain’s Labrador Retriever mascot. Based in Baton Rouge, La., Cane’s serves a short menu of chicken fingers, fries, coleslaw and Texas toast.
“Raising Cane’s is showing no signs of slowing down in San Diego, recently approved to open a new location in Lemon Grove at 7559 Broadway.”
“The 3,481-square-foot restaurant will feature indoor and outdoor seating and drive-through window stations. Next to Raising Cane’s will be a new Quick Quack Car Wash location. The two new businesses will take up ten parcels of land, about an acre each along Broadway, and are expected to open in late 2025.” –What Now San Diego, Joey Reams
“A second Raising Cane’s restaurant will open in Downey after gaining approval from the Planning Commission on Wednesday.”
“The fast-food chicken chain will take over the southeast corner of Telegraph Road and Lakewood Boulevard, resulting in the demolition of a Mobil gas station, Pepe’s Restaurant and L.A. Camper Shells.”- The Downey Patriot, Alex Dominguez
“Raising Cane’s would become the newest addition to the mall. It will be built outside the mall, right next to the current Big 5 Sporting Goods. The Salinas City Council gave the final go-ahead at Tuesday night’s meeting.”
“I’m excited for a Caniac combo! I’m ready to get a couple of them and then maybe for the whole family to tailgate with them,” said Salinas resident Elijah Sagovia.” – KSBW, Brisa Colón
“Flying through civic hoops, a new Raising Cane’s is ready to roost in Costa Mesa”
“Navigating a civic obstacle course laden with pitfalls over parking, traffic circulation and vehicle queuing, a Raising Cane’s drive-through proposed for Old Newport Boulevard crossed the finish line Tuesday, receiving narrow approval from the Costa Mesa City Council.” – Los Angles Times, Daily Pilot, Sara Cardine
“I love this plan,” Frank said. “It takes a blighted property that’s an eyesore and turns it into something beautiful. I absolutely support it.”
“Council member Caylin Frank said the Raising Cane’s planned for 12665 Poway Road would bring new life to the area. The site formerly occupied by a Perry Ford Auto Center is mostly covered in pavement and has an old storage building on the property.” – The San Diego Union Tribune, Julie Gallant
“An existing two-story medical building was demolished to make room for the popular fast-food chain. The lot, where Central, Brockton, and Magnolia avenues intersect, spans nearly an acre of land.”
“Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is set to open a new drive-thru restaurant in Riverside. A construction site at 4100 Central Ave. has been active while the company prepares for the location.” – What Now Orange County, Katie Porter
