Raising Cane’s has made its New York City debut with a global flagship at 1501 Broadway, in the heart of Times Square. The 8,000-square-foot location is home to one-of-a-kind Cane’s merchandise, a custom mural painted live by New York-based artist Timothy Goodman, seasonal window displays, custom design elements and many nods to its namesake and mascot, the yellow lab Cane.
Complete with a statue of Cane’s current mascot, Cane III, donning a Lady Liberty look and larger-than-life replicas of the brand’s Cane’s sauce, Chicken Fingers and Cane’s toast, the restaurant also features the disco ball décor found throughout the chain. Here, however, the ball is adorned in crystals from an NYC-based design studio as a sparkly homage to the New Year’s Eve ball that drops in Times Square.
“The Times Square Global Flagship marks a monumental moment for our brand,” said Raising Cane’s Founder Todd Graves. “Not only is this our first within New York City, but it provides yet another opportunity to serve our craveable Chicken Finger meals to those who love us and those who have yet to try. I founded this brand almost 27 years ago, and since then we have opened many restaurants. I am personally excited for all that is to come in New York and across the world for Cane’s.”
Founded in 1996, Raising Cane’s now has more than 740 Restaurants across 36 states, the Middle East and Guam.
