Raising Cane’s unveils Nashville flagship on Lower Broadway

Want a side of Music City with your Caniac Combo? Here’s what to know about the downtown location, which opens on June 26.

June 25, 2024 •

Dylan Aycock

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Exterior angle of Raising Cane's new multi-level Lower Broadway location in downtown Nashville with traffic flowing in both directions in front of the building and pedestrians on the sidewalk. — The restaurant is located on the corner of Broadway and Third Avenue North. | Photo via Raising Cane’s

Raising Cane’s officially opens its doors in the historic Baxter Building (212 Broadway) on Wednesday, June 26.

Of course, the multi-level Nashville flagship incorporates a touch of Music City. Keep an eye out for the following local nods:

Johnny and June Cash tribute booth with two custom guitars
A signed sequined top and guitar owned by Loretta Lynn
Hatch Show Print posters and a floor-to-ceiling wood block wall inspired by the print shop
Colorful horse-riding cowboy made with 1.2 million rhinestones
Cane III mascot statue wearing her best Nudie-style suit

The restaurant known for its chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, and Cane’s sauce is open daily from 10 a.m. until 2 a.m.

Interior view of Raising Cane's entrance with a five-foot-six-inch tall statue of Cane III in the center, as well as a walk-up ordering station and staircase in the background. — Say hello to Cane III, the restaurant’s mascot, before placing an order at the counter. | Photo via Raising Cane’s

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