Raising Cane's by Capital One Arena opening on October 21

"A Raising Cane's in Chinatown will open its doors on Tuesday, October 21. The location is at 722 7th St. NW, steps from the Gallery Place/Chinatown Metro stop and a block down from where the Washington Capitals and Wizards play their home games. The Capitals play the Seattle Kraken that night. Raising Cane's menu features four box combo options and a kid's meal."

"The restaurant serves fried chicken fingers, Texas toast, crispy crinkle-cut fries, and coleslaw. The Louisiana-based eatery also came up with its own special Cane's sauce. The popular fast-food chain - beloved by musician Post Malone - is rapidly expanding across the United States, growing to more than 900 Restaurants across 40-plus states. There are plans to open about 100 new restaurants this year."

"The new Raising Cane's comes after Ted Leonsis's Monumental Sports & Entertainment signed a deal with DC to keep its teams in the city through 2050. Capital One Arena is currently finishing its first set of renovations as it tries to reimagine the building for the future. Other dining options either already open or soon to be open nearby include Dos Toros, Chick-fil-A, 90 Second Pizza, HipCityVeg, Chipotle, Chopt, Fuddruckers, Smashburger, Potbelly, &pizza, and Taco Bell Cantina."

Raising Cane's will open a Chinatown location at 722 7th St. NW on Tuesday, October 21, steps from the Gallery Place/Chinatown Metro stop and one block from Capital One Arena. The menu includes four box combo options, a kid's meal, fried chicken fingers, Texas toast, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, and the chain's Cane's sauce. The Louisiana-based chain has grown to more than 900 restaurants across 40-plus states and plans about 100 new openings this year. The Chinatown restaurant will join an existing Union Station location and a future Georgetown site. The location is seeking about 100 hires, with applications accepted online and at a local hiring center, and a variety of other dining options operate nearby amid arena renovations and a long-term Monumental Sports & Entertainment city deal.

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