Fried chicken joint for the Town Center anyone?

Far North Dallas Advocate editor Marlena Chavira-Medford posted last week about Baton Rouge-based Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers and their plans to move the brunt of their operation to Dallas. Seeing as how the company intends to open as many as 40 Dallas-area locations over the next three years, perhaps we will see one in Lake Highlands Town Center. If you think a fried chicken-finger joint is not exactly what we had in mind, you might think again — everyone I know who's eaten there says it's finger lickin' go-od. 

Comments

[CBS]

sadly, this and a few liquor stores is what we can expect (or are we dry at that intersection). All the talk about a high end grocery store and upper scale shops and restaurants were just that...talk.

[chris]

I couldn't be less excited. This is the last place we need. Well, except for another wally world.

[KevinH]

I drove all the way to Bubba's on Sunday and look forward to chicken fingers closer to home in the future.

University Park is not 'too good' for a fried chicken joint, neither is Lake Highlands.

[Triple Wildcat]

Except Bubba's is closing, or so I've heard.

[allieg]

I'm an LSU student (and a Lake Highlands grad!) Raising Cane's was started in Baton Rouge and it is the BEST chicken fingers I have ever had. Plus the Cane's sauce... you can't go wrong! It is a fast food joint, but it's real food, unlike McDonald's or Wendy's. Every time I'm home in Dallas, I drive to the location at Coit and Campbell to feed my Cane's cravings. I would love to see a location closer to home and I know my family and friends would too - I've gotten them hooked! Go try it and tell me it's not the best!

[Triple Wildcat]

Please, can we call them chicken TENDERS and not 'fingers'?

[Jason]

"Please, can we call them chicken TENDERS and not 'fingers'?"

Well considering the restaurants name is Raising Cane's Chicken FINGERS, I'm sure they'd prefer you use that.