Raising Cane’s Menu Prices

Last updated: October 2026 · Menu structure, combo contents and calorie ranges checked against raisingcanes.com's official menu and nutrition PDF. Prices cross-checked between menupricesusa.com's August 2026 three-store check (Dallas, Los Angeles, Manhattan) and raisingcanesmenuprices.com. Prices vary by location and ordering channel; regional party packs are not on the national core menu.

Raising Cane's keeps one of the smallest menus in fast food: chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, Texas toast, coleslaw and its famous Cane's Sauce. Founded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1996, the chain now runs more than 850 locations. Prices swing several dollars between markets, so always check your local restaurant.

Quick answer: The cheapest full meal is the Kids Combo at $6.69 – $8.79. Most adult combos run $9.59 – $19.99, with the famous Box Combo typically $11.49 – $14.99 depending on the market.

Raising Cane’s Prices at a Glance

Cheapest item
Cane's Sauce® (extra cup) — $0.39
Most expensive
100-Finger Tailgate™ — $142.99
Average combo
$12
Best value pick
3 Finger Combo — a full combo meal, usually under $12

Combo Meals

ItemPriceCaloriesDescription
The Box Combo® $11.49 – $14.99 1290-1720 The flagship meal: 4 chicken fingers, fries, Cane's Sauce, Texas toast, coleslaw and a 22 oz drink.
The Caniac™ Combo $16.59 – $19.99 1840-2470 The biggest combo: 6 fingers, 2 sauces, fries, toast, coleslaw and a 32 oz drink for serious appetites.
The 3 Finger Combo® $9.59 – $12.39 1050-1480 A lighter full combo with 3 fingers, fries, sauce, toast and a 22 oz drink.
The Sandwich Combo $10.29 – $13.39 1140-1570 3 chicken fingers with Cane's Sauce and lettuce on a toasted bun, plus fries and a drink.
The Kids Combo $6.69 – $8.79 650-880 2 chicken fingers, fries, Cane's Sauce and a 12 oz kids drink sized for smaller appetites.

Tailgates

ItemPriceCaloriesDescription
25-Finger Tailgate™ $41.99 – $61.99 25 hot chicken fingers with 8 Cane's Sauces; feeds 6 to 8 people and is the go-to game-day box.
50-Finger Tailgate™ $79.99 – $112.99 50 chicken fingers with 16 Cane's Sauces for mid-size gatherings.
75-Finger Tailgate™ $118.99 – $163.99 75 chicken fingers with 25 Cane's Sauces for large parties.
100-Finger Tailgate™ $142.99 100 chicken fingers with 33 Cane's Sauces; feeds 27 to 29 people.

Extras

ItemPriceCaloriesDescription
Chicken Finger $1.99 130 A single hand-battered, cooked-to-order chicken tenderloin to add to any meal.
Crinkle-Cut Fries $2.49 400 Thick crinkle-cut fries salted right out of the fryer.
Cane's Sauce® $0.39 190 The secret-recipe dipping sauce, mixed fresh in every restaurant daily.
Texas Toast $1.38 150 Buttery garlic toast grilled golden on the flat-top.
Coleslaw $1.38 100 Cool, creamy slaw that balances the hot chicken.
The Sandwich (a la carte) $7.69 780 3 fingers with Cane's Sauce and lettuce on a toasted bun, sold on its own.
Cane's Sauce® 32 oz Tub $5.99 A 32 oz tub of the signature sauce for tailgates and serious dipping.

Drinks

ItemPriceCaloriesDescription
Fountain Drink (22 oz) $2.49 – $2.89 0-430 Coca-Cola products poured over ice in the regular 22 oz size.
Fresh-Squeezed Lemonade (22 oz) $2.69 – $3.59 290 Tart freshly squeezed lemonade; costs a little extra when swapped into a combo.
Sweet Tea (22 oz) $2.49 – $2.89 230 Classic Southern sweet tea served over ice.
Unsweet Tea (22 oz) $2.89 0 Fresh-brewed tea with zero calories and no sweetener.
Half Tea / Half Lemonade (22 oz) $3.19 – $3.59 260 The half-tea, half-lemonade split; an upcharge when substituted into a combo.
Half Unsweet Tea / Half Sweet Tea (22 oz) $2.89 Half unsweet, half sweet tea for a lighter sweetness.
Jug Lemonade (1 gal) $10.89 – $10.99 1750 A full gallon of lemonade for parties and tailgates.
Jug Sweet Tea (1 gal) $5.99 – $7.99 1380 A gallon of sweet tea; the cheapest way to serve a crowd.
Jug Unsweet Tea (1 gal) $5.99 – $7.99 0 A full gallon of fresh-brewed unsweetened tea.

Regional Party Packs

ItemPriceCaloriesDescription
The Hard Hat Party Pack $109.99 Regional bundle with 50 fingers, 10 coleslaws, 10 toasts and 16 sauces or one 22 oz sauce cup.
The Sockeye Party Pack $161.99 Regional bundle with 75 fingers, 15 coleslaws, 15 toasts and 25 sauces or one 32 oz cup.
The Disco Ball Party Pack $204.99 Regional bundle with 100 fingers, 20 coleslaws, 20 toasts and 33 sauces or two 22 oz cups.

Raising Cane’s Menu FAQs

How much is the Box Combo at Raising Cane's?

At the three US stores checked in August 2026 it was $11.49 in Dallas, $13.39 in Los Angeles and $14.99 in Manhattan, New York. There is no single national price — expect roughly $11.50 to $15 depending on your market.

Why do Raising Cane's prices vary so much by location?

Yes. Raising Cane's is heavily franchised and prices are set per market, so the same combo can differ by $3 to $4 between cities. Delivery and app prices can also run higher than the counter price.

Can you substitute the coleslaw in a combo?

Yes. You can swap the coleslaw in any combo for an extra Texas toast, extra fries or an extra Cane's Sauce at no charge. Ordering the toast 'BOB' (butter on both sides) is a popular free customization.

What is the cheapest thing on the Raising Cane's menu?

The cheapest menu item is an extra cup of Cane's Sauce at $0.39. The cheapest full meal is the Kids Combo at $6.69 to $8.79, followed by the 3 Finger Combo at $9.59 to $12.39.

Does Raising Cane's do catering or party-size orders?

Yes. The official Tailgate menu runs from a 25-finger box (feeds 6-8) up to a 100-finger box (feeds 27-29), and some regions also list Hard Hat, Sockeye and Disco Ball party packs. Check with your local restaurant since party packs are not on the national core menu.

Prices may vary by location.