
Birmingham's First Raising Cane's Opens
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Birminghams first Raising Canes restaurant opens, drawing crowds with a community party and free meals for a year. Known for its simple menu of craveable chicken fingers, the new location features a dining room that combines company history with local Birmingham flavor.
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0:00This is Corey, keeping Birmingham in the know. You're listening to Birmingham News today. Birmingham now has its first Raising Cains restaurant. The popular chicken finger chain opened Tuesday, March 10th, at 5301 U.S. 280, right off Meadowlark Drive. It marks the brand's debut in the area with crowds showing up early for the big day. The launch kicked off with a community party at 8 a.m., complete with music, giveaways, and a ribbon cutting. 20 lucky customers score free canes meals for a full year. Drawing in fans eager to try the spot before doors even opened. Raising canes has become one of the fastest growing chains in the country, known for its simple menu centered on cravable chicken fingers. Every batch gets marinated at least 24 hours and cook fresh to order, with crew members handling everything daily from the signature sauce. To fresh squeezed lemonade. Inside, the dining room mixes company history with local Birmingham flavor. Walls feature photos of the yellow Labrador mascot, founder Todd Gray's journey, and nods to the community's pride, making it feel right at home.
1:07Locals are buzzing about this fresh addition to the food scene, and with combos like the kids option and the hardy caniac, it's set to become a go-to. Spot for quick, quality meals. This episode is supported by our sponsor. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Built for listening in bed, S-O-L-I. SullyPillo.com
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