Dallas, Texas — Raising Cane’s is continuing its rapid expansion across the United States with plans to open five new restaurants this July, including first-ever locations in three growing Southern markets.
The chicken finger chain announced that its latest expansion will bring new restaurants to Indiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, and California, while three remodeled restaurants in other states are also scheduled to reopen this month.
In addition to the new locations, several existing restaurants will begin offering expanded operating hours to better accommodate customer demand.
Three Cities Welcome Their First Raising Cane’s
Among the biggest milestones in the company’s July expansion are its first restaurants in:
- Johnson City, Tennessee
- Jacksonville, North Carolina
- Albany, Georgia
Company officials said the openings represent an important step in bringing the Raising Cane’s brand to new communities across the Southeast.
“We’re excited to celebrate these milestones with our newest communities in Johnson City, Jacksonville and Albany,” the company said in a statement released June 29.
Raising Cane’s also noted that every new restaurant helps create local jobs while strengthening partnerships within the communities it serves.
Here’s Where New Restaurants Are Opening
The company confirmed five new restaurant openings scheduled for July.
The planned locations include:
- Schererville, Indiana — 703 U.S. Route 41 (Opening July 6)
- Johnson City, Tennessee — 1904 N. Roan St. (Opening July 7)
- Jacksonville, North Carolina — 1106 Western Blvd. (Opening July 13)
- Albany, Georgia — 2616 Dawson Road (Opening July 21)
- Los Angeles, California — 1008 Broxton Ave. (Opening date to be announced)
The California restaurant’s official opening date has not yet been announced.
Three Remodeled Restaurants Reopening
Alongside its expansion, Raising Cane’s is reopening three renovated restaurants after remodeling projects.
Those locations include:
- Edmond, Oklahoma — 1225 E. 2nd St. (Reopening July 13)
- Fort Collins, Colorado — 2108 S. College Ave. (Reopening July 17)
- Las Vegas, Nevada — 6051 N. Decatur Blvd. (Reopening July 20)
The remodeled restaurants are expected to welcome customers with updated facilities while continuing regular operations.
Extended Hours Coming to Select Locations
Raising Cane’s also announced changes to operating hours at several existing restaurants.
According to the company, some locations will begin opening earlier, while others will remain open later into the night based on local dining habits.
Markets expected to receive extended hours include:
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Houston
- Miami
- Orlando
- New Orleans
- Nashville
- Phoenix
- Las Vegas
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The company said the changes are designed to better serve customers, particularly in areas where late-night dining is popular.
Expansion Reflects Continued Growth
The latest openings continue Raising Cane’s nationwide growth strategy as the brand expands into new markets while investing in existing locations.
With additional restaurants, remodeled stores, and longer operating hours, the company aims to increase convenience for customers while creating employment opportunities in communities across the country.
As the July openings approach, residents in several cities will soon have their first opportunity to experience one of the nation’s fastest-growing chicken restaurant chains.
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