Raising Cane’s Menu With Prices (2026): Combos, Chicken Fingers, Sides & Drinks
If you’re craving crispy chicken fingers, Raising Cane’s makes ordering simple. Rather than a long menu of burgers and bowls, the restaurant focuses on chicken finger combos, a chicken sandwich, crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, coleslaw, Cane’s Sauce, and drinks. The main choice is how much chicken you want and whether you’re eating alone or feeding a group.
This 2026 Raising Cane’s menu guide includes actual U.S. pickup-price examples, what comes with each meal, catering-sized Tailgates, drink options, and practical ordering tips. Prices below were listed for the Raising Cane’s at 2376 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, on October 27, 2026, using a public price record sourced from the Raising Cane’s app. These are location-specific pickup prices, not prices guaranteed at every restaurant; check your selected store before ordering.
Raising Cane’s Menu With Prices in 2026
The five core combos cover most individual orders. The Box Combo has four chicken fingers, while the Caniac Combo offers six. The 3 Finger Combo is smaller, the Sandwich Combo serves the fingers in a bun, and the Kids Combo is designed for a lighter meal. All prices in this table reflect the regular listed combo at the Chicago reference restaurant.
Chicken Finger Combos and Meals
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| The 3 Finger Combo | $10.99 |
| The Box Combo | $12.89 |
| The Caniac Combo | $18.19 |
| The Sandwich Combo | $11.19 |
| The Kids Combo | $7.49 |
What’s Included in Each Raising Cane’s Combo?
The Box Combo
The Box Combo is a good middle ground for a full lunch or dinner. It comes with four chicken fingers, fries, one serving of Cane’s Sauce, a slice of Texas toast, coleslaw, and a regular 22-ounce fountain drink or tea. It offers both of the restaurant’s usual sides without requiring a separate order. Raising Cane’s publishes a 1,290–1,720-calorie range for this combo, depending on the drink and selections.
The Caniac Combo
For a larger appetite, the Caniac Combo includes six chicken fingers, fries, two servings of Cane’s Sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, and a large 32-ounce fountain drink or tea. It contains two more fingers than the Box Combo, along with an extra sauce and a larger drink. The official published range is 1,840–2,470 calories. If you just want a few more fingers rather than the full bigger meal, compare the cost of adding an individual finger first.
The 3 Finger Combo
This combo has three chicken fingers, fries, a single Cane’s Sauce, Texas toast, and a regular 22-ounce drink or tea. Coleslaw isn’t included in its standard build. It works well for someone who wants the familiar chicken-and-fries combination without moving up to four or six fingers. Raising Cane’s lists the meal at 1,050–1,480 calories.
The Sandwich Combo
The Sandwich Combo places three chicken fingers in a toasted bun with lettuce and Cane’s Sauce. Crinkle-cut fries and a regular drink or tea come alongside it. You get the same signature chicken in a handheld format, although the bun changes the eating experience considerably. The official listed calorie range is 1,140–1,570. You can also order the sandwich on its own, which is priced separately under extras below.
The Kids Combo
The Kids Combo includes two chicken fingers, fries, one Cane’s Sauce, and a 12-ounce kids-size drink. It’s an easy option for a child or a customer seeking a smaller portion. Its official calorie range is 650–880, with actual totals depending on the drink. Raising Cane’s does not list a separate breakfast menu on its main U.S. menu, so these chicken meals are the main focus throughout the day.
Raising Cane’s Tailgates and Catering Prices
Tailgates are large chicken-finger orders intended for parties, offices, sports gatherings, and families. They come with Cane’s Sauce, but fries, toast, coleslaw, and drinks are not automatically the same as buying an equivalent number of combo meals. The official menu lists 25-, 50-, 75-, and 100-finger Tailgates; larger 200- and 300-finger options were also listed at the Chicago reference location. Confirm the availability of larger packs when placing a group order.
Chicken Finger Tailgate Prices
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 25-Finger Tailgate | $44.99 |
| 50-Finger Tailgate | $81.99 |
| 75-Finger Tailgate | $122.99 |
| 100-Finger Tailgate | $151.99 |
| 200-Finger Tailgate | $293.98 |
| 300-Finger Tailgate | $435.97 |
Raising Cane’s suggests allowing roughly three to four chicken fingers per person when planning a catering order. Its standard 25-finger pack is described as serving six to eight people and including eight servings of sauce. For bigger groups, allow for different appetites and order separate sides or gallon drinks if needed. Some large Tailgates may be displayed with a choice between individual sauce containers and a larger shared container; the Chicago listing showed the same price for those packaging choices.
Raising Cane’s Sides and Extras Prices
Need another piece of chicken, extra sauce, or a side without upgrading your entire meal? The a la carte menu lets you build around a combo. Cane’s Sauce is the chain’s signature dip, while Texas toast and fries are useful additions when sharing. A sandwich-only order is available for customers who don’t need the accompanying fries and drink.
Individual Items and Sides
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| One Chicken Finger | $1.99 |
| Chicken Sandwich Only | $8.79 |
| Crinkle-Cut Fries | $2.69 |
| Texas Toast | $1.35 |
| Coleslaw | $1.35 |
| Extra Cane’s Sauce | $0.45 |
A standalone sandwich does not include the combo’s fries and drink. Official nutrition figures include 400 calories for fries, 150 for Texas toast, 100 for coleslaw, and 190 for Cane’s Sauce per serving.
Raising Cane’s Drinks Menu With Prices
The regular menu includes fountain sodas, sweet and unsweet tea, fresh-squeezed lemonade, and combinations of tea and lemonade. The Chicago pickup listing also offered gallon jugs suited to larger orders. Regular tea and lemonade prices are shown separately here so you can compare sizes before deciding whether to make a drink part of a combo.
Tea, Lemonade and Gallon Jugs
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Lemonade — Regular | $2.89 |
| Lemonade — Large | $3.19 |
| Sweet Tea — Regular | $2.69 |
| Sweet Tea — Large | $2.99 |
| Unsweet Tea — Regular | $2.69 |
| Unsweet Tea — Large | $2.99 |
| Half Tea / Half Lemonade — Regular | $2.89 |
| Half Tea / Half Lemonade — Large | $3.19 |
| Half Unsweet Tea / Half Sweet Tea — Regular | $2.69 |
| Half Unsweet Tea / Half Sweet Tea — Large | $2.99 |
| Jug Lemonade — 1 Gallon | $10.89 |
| Jug Sweet Tea — 1 Gallon | $6.99 |
| Jug Unsweet Tea — 1 Gallon | $6.99 |
Lemonade and the half-tea, half-lemonade drink may cost extra when selected with a combo, even though fountain drinks and tea are part of the standard meal. The gallon jugs are particularly useful for Tailgates because they keep drinks separate from individual combo cups. The restaurant’s official menu says its lemonade is squeezed daily and its tea is freshly brewed.
Fountain Sodas and Bottled Water
Regular Fountain Drinks and Water
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Coca-Cola | $2.69 |
| Diet Coke | $2.69 |
| Coke Zero | $2.69 |
| Dr Pepper | $2.69 |
| Sprite | $2.69 |
| Fanta Orange | $2.69 |
| Barq’s Root Beer | $2.69 |
| Hi-C Fruit Punch | $2.69 |
| Bottled Water | $2.69 |
Raising Cane’s Kids Drinks
Kids-Size Drinks
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Kids Lemonade | $1.19 |
| Kids Sweet Tea | $1.19 |
| Kids Unsweet Tea | $1.19 |
| Kids Milk | $1.19 |
| Kids Juice | $1.19 |
| Kids Coke | $1.19 |
| Kids Sprite | $1.19 |
Limited-Time Drinks and Seasonal Cups
On October 27, 2026, the Chicago pickup listing included several drinks in 32-ounce Halloween cups. These are dated, location-specific seasonal listings rather than permanent nationwide beverages. Cup designs, availability, and prices can change or disappear after the promotion.
Halloween Cup Listings — October 2026
| Menu Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Lemonade — 32 oz. Halloween Cup | $4.68 |
| Sweet Tea — 32 oz. Halloween Cup | $4.48 |
| Unsweet Tea — 32 oz. Halloween Cup | $4.48 |
| Half Tea / Half Lemonade — 32 oz. Halloween Cup | $4.68 |
| Half Unsweet Tea / Half Sweet Tea — 32 oz. Halloween Cup | $4.48 |
Raising Cane’s Locations and Opening Hours
The pricing reference for this guide is 2376 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 60614. Raising Cane’s official location page lists the phone number as (773) 289-5994. Its posted hours are 10:00 a.m.–1:00 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10:00 a.m.–3:30 a.m. Friday and Saturday; closing times after midnight refer to the following calendar day. Holiday and special-event hours may differ.
Other Raising Cane’s restaurants may have different hours. Check the official restaurant locator for the store you’re visiting.
Ordering, Customization and Dietary Information
You can order at a participating restaurant or check its online pickup options through the Raising Cane’s website and app. The official app supports ordering and paying ahead for pickup. Delivery may be offered through third-party marketplaces in certain neighborhoods; these platforms can display different menu prices, fees, and delivery hours. A delivery quote should not be compared with a pickup price without accounting for those differences.
When you customize a combo, the ordering menu may offer choices such as leaving out slaw, fries, or toast, or changing a sandwich-side selection. At the Chicago location, several versions of the same combo were recorded at the same base price. That does not guarantee a lower price when an ingredient is removed, and not every requested substitution is available at every restaurant. Look at the revised checkout total before paying.
Raising Cane’s has a focused chicken menu rather than an extensive selection of vegetarian entrées. Its food preparation also involves common allergens, including wheat, milk, eggs, soy, fish, and sesame in certain products. Fryer and preparation-area cross-contact can matter for people with allergies or gluten-related medical needs. Read the restaurant’s current allergen and nutrition information and speak with staff before ordering; don’t assume the chicken, fries, toast, coleslaw, or sauce will suit a restricted diet solely based on their names.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Raising Cane’s Box Combo in 2026?
The Box Combo was listed at $12.89 for pickup at 2376 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, on October 27, 2026. Prices elsewhere can be different.
How much does a Caniac Combo cost?
The same Chicago pickup record showed $18.19. The Caniac Combo includes six chicken fingers, two sauces, fries, toast, slaw, and a large drink or tea.
What is the cheapest Raising Cane’s combo?
Among the five regular combos checked at the Chicago location, the Kids Combo was lowest at $7.49. The 3 Finger Combo was $10.99.
How many chicken fingers come in a Box Combo?
It includes four chicken fingers, with fries, Cane’s Sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw, and a regular drink or tea.
Does Raising Cane’s serve breakfast?
The chain’s standard U.S. menu centers on chicken fingers, sandwiches, sides, and drinks; it does not list a separate breakfast menu. Opening times vary by location.
Does Raising Cane’s have vegetarian or gluten-free meals?
There is no substantial vegetarian main meal on the standard chicken-focused menu. For gluten restrictions or allergies, consult the current official allergen guide and restaurant staff because cross-contact is possible.
Can I order Raising Cane’s for a party?
Yes. Tailgates offer larger batches of chicken fingers, and the catering menu allows additional sides and gallon drinks. The restaurant recommends roughly three to four fingers per person.
Are Raising Cane’s prices the same for pickup and delivery?
Not necessarily. The prices in this article are pickup examples for one Chicago branch. Delivery platforms may charge different item prices, service fees, delivery fees, and tips.
Final Thoughts
Raising Cane’s keeps its menu straightforward: pick a chicken finger combo, add extra sauce or sides if needed, and choose a drink. The Box Combo offers a well-rounded meal, the Caniac suits bigger appetites, and Tailgates make group orders easier. Use the Chicago prices in this guide as a documented October 2026 reference, then check the current price at your own location before placing an order.
