This opinion was written by Anthony Zacharyasz, Kelsie Horner, Jacob Shondel, Savana Capp, Emily Yanchek, John Hilber, Alton Northup and Yasmeen Matthews from KentWired’s editorial board. After reading this article and its companion article, be sure to vote in the poll below so we can settle this debate once and for all.

When it comes to our go-to place for some good chicken, Chick-fil-A is the best place to go.

Chick-fil-A has a much wider variety menu compared to Raising Cane’s. Cane’s offers only chicken tenders, chicken sandwiches, fries, coleslaw and toast. That’s it. 

Chick-fil-A offers chicken nuggets, chicken tenders and chicken sandwiches. They even offer spicy chicken sandwiches. Beyond that, they offer salads, waffle fries, macaroni and cheese, yogurt parfaits and more. 

Not only is this variety good for people who like to switch it up, it is also good for those who have dietary restrictions. For example, a vegan would not really be able to eat anything from Cane’s, but with a few substitutions can find a lot of options on Chick-fil-A’s menu. 

While the Kale Crunch salad, hash browns, waffle fries and fruit cup are already vegan, most of the salads just need one or two changes to be vegan. The side salad just needs to be ordered without the cheese, and the Market Salad and Spicy Southwest Salad need to be ordered without the chicken or cheese. 

When it comes to drinks, Chick-fil-A offers everything, from sweet tea, to lemonade, to milkshakes. They’ve got it all. 

Sure, Cane’s has their own signature sauce, but when the sauce is the savior of the establishment? C’mon, now. Chick-fil-A has an array of sauce choices. Whether it’s smothering some chicken nuggets with honey (don’t hate it until you give it a go), some Polynesian sauce on the side or Chick-fil-A sauce layered across a chicken sandwich, once again, there’s options.

Their waffle fries are arguably some of the best fast food French fries around. When they are cooked perfectly crispy, with just the right amount of salt and choice of dipping sauce, their fries are addicting. Cane’s fries are usually sad and soggy.  

So it’s our pleasure to bring numerous reasons for why Chick-fil-A is a better choice then Cane’s. 

This opinion was written by Anthony Zacharyasz, Kelsie Horner, Jacob Shondel, Savana Capp, Emily Yanchek, John Hilber, Alton Northup and Yasmeen Matthews from KentWired’s editorial board. Contact the editorial team at [email protected].