Raising Cane’s is bringing its wildly popular chicken fingers and perhaps its even more popular homemade sauces and Texas toast to Encino, with a Hollywood twist. “We’re very excited about being on Ventura Boulevard. It’s in the heart of an area that had a lot of musical talent, and actors and historical figures that have had a lasting impact.
So we were excited to get in the heart of all of that,” said Nico Solomon, area leader for Raising Cane’s. The new 80-seat restaurant opened Oct. 17 at 16573 W.
Ventura Blvd. This marks 96 Raising Cane’s locations in California and the fourth in the area. Other nearby locations are in Northridge, North Hollywood and Burbank.
Raising Cane’s opened a new restaurant in Encino Oct. 17. (Photo courtesy Raising Cane’s) Raising Cane’s opened a new restaurant in Encino Oct.
17. (Photo courtesy Raising Cane’s) Raising Cane’s opened a new restaurant in Encino Oct. 17.
(Photo courtesy Raising Cane’s) Raising Cane’s opened a new restaurant in Encino Oct. 17. (Photo courtesy Raising Cane’s) Launched in Louisiana in 1996 and named after the founder’s Labrador Retriever Cane, the restaurant has made a name for itself and developed a bit of a cult following by keeping things simple and serving chicken fingers, fries, coleslaw, thick Texas toasts and its sweet dipping sauce.
The new location will feature graphics and memorabilia that pay homage to the entertainment industry including framed movie posters of the film “Go.
