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Raising Cane’s New Locations 2026: 7 Restaurants Opening in October

Raising Cane’s is adding seven restaurants to its U.S. footprint in October 2026. One of those restaurants—the Rib Mountain/Wausau, Wisconsin location—opened on October 5. Six more openings are scheduled through October 27 in California, Oregon, Georgia, Michigan and Idaho.

This guide tracks the announced October openings, their addresses and current status. It also explains what first-time visitors can expect from Raising Cane’s focused menu, how to check local prices and hours, and what to verify before making a special trip to a newly opened restaurant.

Updated October 8, 2026: Opening dates can change. The dates below reflect currently announced schedules. Wausau/Rib Mountain has opened; the other six restaurants listed here are scheduled openings as of this update.

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Raising Cane’s New Locations in October 2026

The October expansion covers seven restaurants in six states. Three markets—Wausau, Springfield and Macon—are getting their first Raising Cane’s restaurant, while California, Michigan and Idaho are receiving additional locations.

City State Address Opening Date Status on Oct. 8
Wausau / Rib Mountain Wisconsin 226422 Rib Mountain Drive October 5 Open
San Francisco California 255 Winston Drive October 12 Scheduled
Goleta California 7000 Hollister Avenue October 12 Scheduled
Springfield Oregon 2720 Gateway Street October 13 Scheduled
Macon Georgia 4951 Riverside Drive October 19 Scheduled
Grandville Michigan 3980 Rivertown Mall Path October 22 Scheduled
Idaho Falls Idaho 2236 S. 25th E. October 27 Scheduled

Note: Addresses and scheduled dates are based on Raising Cane’s location information and opening announcements available when this article was updated. Always check the restaurant locator before traveling, particularly for a location that has not opened yet.

1. Wausau / Rib Mountain, Wisconsin — Opened October 5

The first restaurant on the October schedule is now open in the Wausau-area community of Rib Mountain. The restaurant is listed at 226422 Rib Mountain Drive.

This opening matters because it brings Raising Cane’s into the Wausau market for the first time. Local reporting after the opening confirmed that customers were already lining up early on opening day.

A newly opened restaurant can be much busier than an established location, particularly during lunch, dinner and the first several weekends. If you are visiting specifically because the restaurant is new, checking current hours before leaving can save an unnecessary trip.

2. San Francisco, California — Scheduled for October 12

Raising Cane’s is scheduled to open at 255 Winston Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132 on October 12. Raising Cane’s official location directory currently labels the Winston Drive restaurant as coming soon with an October 12 opening.

This will be another San Francisco location rather than the chain’s first entry into the city. For customers near the Stonestown area, however, it creates another option without requiring a trip to the existing Jefferson Street restaurant.

Because the restaurant has not opened as of this article’s October 8 update, customers should treat October 12 as the announced opening date rather than assuming normal service is already available.

3. Goleta, California — Scheduled for October 12

Goleta’s Raising Cane’s is scheduled for 7000 Hollister Avenue on October 12. The restaurant is in the Hollister Village Plaza area.

Local reporting has also confirmed the October 12 target. Opening-week traffic can differ significantly from normal restaurant traffic, so customers who simply want to try the food rather than attend the opening may find a later visit easier.

4. Springfield, Oregon — Scheduled for October 13

Springfield is scheduled to receive its first Raising Cane’s on October 13 at 2720 Gateway Street.

For local customers unfamiliar with Cane’s, the biggest difference from a broad fast-food menu is the chain’s narrow focus. Raising Cane’s primarily builds its meals around chicken fingers and a small group of sides rather than offering a large collection of burgers, sandwiches and unrelated entrées.

That makes ordering relatively straightforward, but it is still worth reviewing the current menu and local pricing before visiting.

5. Macon, Georgia — Scheduled for October 19

Macon’s first Raising Cane’s is scheduled to open October 19 at 4951 Riverside Drive.

Georgia already has Raising Cane’s restaurants in other markets, but the Macon opening gives local residents a restaurant in their own market. As with all scheduled openings in this guide, the date should be rechecked if you are planning a trip specifically for opening day.

6. Grandville, Michigan — Scheduled for October 22

The Grandville restaurant is scheduled for October 22 at 3980 Rivertown Mall Path.

Customers visiting a new location should expect the same focused core menu associated with other Raising Cane’s restaurants, but local prices, available ordering channels and operating hours should not be assumed from another city.

7. Idaho Falls, Idaho — Scheduled for October 27

The final announced October opening is scheduled for October 27 at 2236 S. 25th E., Idaho Falls.

Local reporting places the restaurant near the mall area. The Idaho Falls opening expands the chain’s presence in Idaho rather than introducing Raising Cane’s to the state for the first time.

What Will Be on the Menu at the New Restaurants?

Raising Cane’s has built its identity around a deliberately limited chicken-finger menu. Instead of dozens of unrelated entrées, most orders are variations of chicken fingers, fries, Texas Toast, coleslaw, Cane’s Sauce and drinks.

Common choices include the Box Combo, 3 Finger Combo, Caniac Combo and Sandwich Combo. Larger group orders are generally handled through Tailgates and other group-order options.

If you are comparing meals before visiting, our Raising Cane’s Combo Menu guide explains the main combo formats, while the Cane’s Catering Menu guide is useful when ordering for a group.

Which Combo Makes Sense for a First Visit?

There is no single best order for every customer, but the differences between the main combos are easy to understand.

3 Finger Combo

This is the smaller standard chicken-finger combo and can make sense for someone who wants a lighter meal.

Box Combo

The Box Combo is one of the most recognizable Cane’s orders. It provides a middle ground between the smaller 3 Finger Combo and the larger Caniac Combo.

Caniac Combo

The Caniac Combo is designed for a larger appetite. It includes more chicken fingers and sauce than the Box Combo. See our Caniac Combo guide for a more detailed comparison.

Customers comparing cost rather than portion size alone can also read our Raising Cane’s price and value analysis.

Will Prices Be the Same at All Seven New Locations?

No nationwide price should be assumed for every Raising Cane’s restaurant. Restaurant pricing can vary by market and location, and third-party delivery prices may also differ from prices available through the restaurant’s own ordering channels.

For that reason, this article does not attach one supposedly universal 2026 price to each combo. The most useful way to check what you will actually pay is to select the restaurant you intend to visit in Raising Cane’s official ordering system and review its current menu.

For a broader overview of menu structure, prices and calories, see our Raising Cane’s Menu With Prices guide.

What to Know Before Visiting a Brand-New Location

Restaurant openings can operate differently from an ordinary weekday several months later. A little planning is particularly useful if you are traveling specifically for a grand opening.

  • Verify the opening date. Announced restaurant dates can change because of construction, permitting, staffing or other operational issues.
  • Check current hours. Do not assume a new restaurant uses the same schedule as a Cane’s in another state.
  • Expect opening-week demand. New-market restaurants can attract customers who have been waiting months for the opening.
  • Check local pricing. Use the selected restaurant’s current ordering menu rather than an old screenshot or a price quoted for another market.
  • Review dietary information beforehand. Customers managing allergies or dietary restrictions can use our Raising Cane’s allergen guide and nutrition and calorie guide before ordering.

Why Raising Cane’s Can Open With Such a Focused Menu

One reason a new Cane’s is relatively easy for customers to understand is that the concept does not depend on a huge menu. Chicken fingers remain the center of the meal, with familiar sides and sauces arranged into different combinations.

That consistency means someone who has eaten at Cane’s in another state will generally recognize the basic menu at a newly opened restaurant. What should not be assumed to be identical are local prices, hours, promotional activity and every available ordering option.

Are These Seven New Menu Items?

No. The October announcement concerns seven restaurant locations, not seven new food items.

That distinction matters because searches for “new Raising Cane’s” can refer either to new restaurants or new menu products. The October 2026 expansion covered here is primarily a location story.

How We Track Raising Cane’s Opening Information

We compare announced opening information with Raising Cane’s official location listings and credible local reporting where available. A scheduled opening is labeled as scheduled until there is evidence that the restaurant has actually opened.

This is why the Wausau/Rib Mountain restaurant is marked “Open” in the table above, while the six later October restaurants remain marked “Scheduled” as of October 8.

This website is an independent menu and consumer-information resource and is not owned, operated or endorsed by Raising Cane’s Restaurants, LLC. For official restaurant status, hours and ordering availability, use Raising Cane’s official website or restaurant locator.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Raising Cane’s restaurants are opening in October 2026?

Seven restaurant openings were announced for October 2026 across Wisconsin, California, Oregon, Georgia, Michigan and Idaho.

Which Raising Cane’s October location is already open?

As of October 8, the Wausau/Rib Mountain, Wisconsin restaurant has opened. Its announced opening date was October 5.

When does the new San Francisco Raising Cane’s open?

The Winston Drive restaurant at 255 Winston Drive is scheduled to open October 12, 2026.

When does Raising Cane’s open in Goleta?

The 7000 Hollister Avenue location is scheduled for October 12, 2026.

Is Springfield, Oregon getting a Raising Cane’s?

Yes. The announced restaurant at 2720 Gateway Street is scheduled to open October 13.

When is Raising Cane’s opening in Macon?

The Macon restaurant at 4951 Riverside Drive is scheduled for October 19.

When is the Grandville Raising Cane’s opening?

The restaurant at 3980 Rivertown Mall Path is scheduled for October 22.

When is Raising Cane’s opening in Idaho Falls?

The Idaho Falls restaurant at 2236 S. 25th E. is scheduled for October 27.

Will every new Raising Cane’s have the same prices?

Customers should not assume identical prices at every restaurant. Check the current ordering menu for the specific location you plan to visit.

Bottom Line

October 2026 is a busy expansion month for Raising Cane’s. The Wausau-area Rib Mountain restaurant opened October 5, and six additional openings are scheduled between October 12 and October 27.

The most important thing for customers is to separate confirmed openings from future scheduled dates. If you are planning a special trip, check the official restaurant locator shortly before leaving for the latest status and hours.

For more planning help, continue with our combo menu guide, nutrition guide, or Tailgate Menu guide.

Joseph Tripodi
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Joseph Tripodi

Menu Researcher & Content Editor

Joseph Tripodi researches restaurant menu information, pricing updates, nutrition details, and customer ordering guides. His work focuses on organizing publicly available restaurant information into clear and useful resources that help readers make informed menu choices.

This website is an independent informational resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by Raising Cane’s.

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