The quick-serve chain has opened a “one-of-kind,” two-level flagship restaurant on Nashville’s iconic Broadway street. It is one of 100 new locations Raising Cane’s plans to open across several new markets in 2024.
Occupying the Baxter Building, a historic four-storey building built in 1891, the Nashville flagship pays homage to country music legends with signature city-inspired flair from local artists and designers such as Hatch Show Print Shop, Ranger Stitch, James Willis and more.
Walking through the doors, customers will be greeted by a statue of Cane III – Raising Cane’s yellow Labrador mascot and namesake. The interior elements include a feature wall made of 1.2 million colourful rhinestones that create the design of a cowboy riding a bucking horse, a Johnny and June Cash tribute booth for photo moments, a Loretta Lynn-signed sequin top and one of her prized guitars. It also features Cane’s merchandise exclusive to Nashville, including T-shirts, hoodies, hats, stickers and keychains.
The Nashville flagship opens exactly a year after the brand entered New York and opened its global flagship in Times Square. The chain’s other flagships include South Beach (Miami), Chicago and Las Vegas. Founded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Raising Cane’s operates more than 800 restaurants in more than 40 states.
