Hardy, Brandi Cyrus Celebrate Grand Opening Of Raising Cane’s On Broadway
Country music stars, local celebrities, influencers, among others all came together this week to celebrate the grand opening of the Raising Cane’s Flagship Restaurant on Nashville’s Lower Broadway which officially took place on Wednesday morning.
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Those in attendance were treated to performances by Nashville-based DJ Grant Fisher, country-rocker Hardy, and Brandi Cyrus. Country stars Lauren Alaina, Dustin Lynch, Tucker Wetmore, Restless Road, Breland, and Lily Rose, as well as cornerback of the Tennessee Titans, L’Jarius Sneed, comedian Theo Von, and Nashville Predators’ player, Filip Forsberg, also made their way downtown to celebrate with founder, Todd Graves, and most importantly, Raising Cane’s yellow Labrador mascot and namesake, Raising Cane III.
Raising Cane’s Nashville Flagship Restaurant
Nashville’s newest Raising Cane’s is located on the corner of Broadway and Third Ave. N. at 212 Broadway in the historic Baxter Building. Customers will be served on the first and second floors, where they’ll see impressive designs and memorabilia throughout the restaurant.
Graves added special touches to the Nashville location, including 1.2 million rhinestones, a Johnny and June Cash tribute, a Loretta Lynn prized guitar, a 5-foot-6 tall statue of Cane III, over 250 disco balls, hanging art by Michael Murphy, and exclusive Raising Cane’s merchandise.
I was lucky enough to be a part of the grand opening celebrations this week and I got to see firsthand the hard work and dedication that was put into every aspect of this location. The best part was that everyone looked so happy, but then again, who isn’t happy when they’re being served chicken fingers?
“This is a flagship for us for Nashville, for Tennessee, and the country. I love Nashville. I actually have a place here right down the road. I can walk here. To me, Broadway, when I’m always on this street it makes me think of people going for their dreams,” Graves said.
He continued, “It’s about going for that dream and that’s what this road signifies for us. And doing a flagship, well, what that means for us, some of these places are important to our country. Everybody comes in, tourists from the United States, tourists around the world, coming in here. For us, it’s an opportunity for me and my team, our crew, show everyone around the world what Cane’s is all about.”
Now, let’s face it, you’re all here for the delicious chicken fingers and their iconic “Cane’s Sauce.” The Nashville Flagship Restaurant on Lower Broadway will be open from 10 am to 2 am Sunday through Saturday for lunch and dinner. Customers have the option to dine-in, carry out, or even place their order via the new Raising Cane’s mobile app.
Raising Cane’s is one of the fastest-growing restaurant brands with more than 800 locations across the United States. Those visiting Nashville, now have a whole new way to get “sauced” after they’ve explored each and every Honky Tonk on Broadway.
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