Best credit card to use at Raising Cane's.
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is a Baton Rouge-based quick-service chain serving a focused menu of chicken finger combos, Texas toast, crinkle-cut fries, and the signature Cane's Sauce. The chain has expanded from a single Louisiana location to over 800 restaurants nationwide. Raising Cane's transactions code as restaurants on Visa, Mastercard, and Amex networks, which lights up most dining bonus categories.
- #15%
- #24.8%4x points
- #3American Express Business Goldif it’s your top categoryAmerican Express4x points on dining if it's your top eligible spend category that cycle (up to $150,000/year, then 1%)Automatically on your top 2 spending categories each billing cycle from 6 eligible (U.S. advertising, U.S. electronic goods retailers and software/cloud providers, U.S. restaurants, U.S. gas stations, transit, U.S. wireless telephone service), combined cap. Flights earn 3x via AmexTravel.com.4.8%4x points
- #4U.S. Bank4x points on dining (up to $2,000/quarter, then 1%)Up to $2,000/quarter4.0%4x points
- #54.0%2x points
- #64.0%4x points
- #74.0%4x points
- #8World of Hyatt Businessif it’s your top categoryChase2x points on dining if it's your top eligible spend category that cycleAutomatically 2x total in your top three spend categories each calendar quarter, from dining, shipping, airline tickets bought directly with the airline, local transit and commuting, social media and search engine advertising, car rental agencies, gas stations, and internet/cable/phone services4.0%2x points
- #9Chase3x points on diningDining worldwide, including takeout and eligible delivery3.8%3x points
- #103.8%3x points
- #113.5%7x points
- #123%
- #133.0%3x points
- #143.0%3x points
- #153%
- #163%
- #173%
- #183%
- #19Chase3% on dining (up to $6,000/lifetime, then 1.5%)Dining at restaurants, including takeout and eligible delivery, on up to $6,000 spent in the first 6 months from account opening; 1.5% thereafter3%
- #203%
The Amex Gold pays 4x points on U.S. restaurants for one of the highest dining rates available, while the Chase Sapphire Reserve and Capital One Savor both pay 3x or more. The Capital One SavorOne is a strong no-annual-fee pick at 3 percent on dining. Cane's runs no in-house loyalty program of its own, so credit card rewards are the primary cash back path.
Last updated September 14, 2026