As Raising Cane's Treads on His Tender Turf, a Chicago Restaurant Owner Clucks Back
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Fry the Coop's owner, Joe Fontana expressed concerns on Instagram about the opening of Raising Cane's nearby, highlighting the competitive pressure it places on local businesses.
Fontana praised his loyal customers, noting that Fry the Coop has become a favorite for local high school students looking for a quick lunch, despite the upcoming competition.
He mentioned, 'It's a bummer that I'll lose chicken tender business to Raising Cane's,' underscoring how national chains possess advantages that threaten local eateries.
The community's reaction to Fontana's post demonstrated widespread support for local options, with patrons favoring Fry the Coop's unique offering of Nashville hot chicken.
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