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Raising Cane’s Opens First West Virginia Location in Morgantown

Raising Cane's Makes West Virginia Debut in Morgantown, Drawing Massive Crowds Morgantown, WV - Raising Cane's, the popular Louisiana-based chicken finger chain, officially launched it's first West Virginia location in Morgantown on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. The opening…

Raising Cane’s Opens First West Virginia Location in Morgantown

Raising Cane’s Makes West Virginia Debut in Morgantown, Drawing Massive Crowds

Morgantown, WV – Raising Cane’s, the popular Louisiana-based chicken finger chain, officially launched it’s first West Virginia location in Morgantown on Tuesday, February 3, 2026. The opening generated significant excitement, with hundreds of eager customers forming long lines – and in certain specific cases, camping overnight – to experience the brand’s signature offerings.

The new restaurant, situated at 3515 University Town Centre Drive, welcomed over 200 patrons who braved the cold weather for a taste of Cane’s renowned chicken fingers. The franchise emphasized its commitment to quality and community engagement as key factors in its expansion to the Mountain State.

“We’re thrilled to bring Raising Cane’s to Morgantown and West Virginia,” stated Warren Sewell, Regional Vice President of raising Cane’s.”we pride ourselves on serving elite chicken fingers,but equally crucial is creating a welcoming environment and becoming an integral part of the local community.Every detail of this restaurant is designed as a tribute to Morgantown.”

To celebrate the grand opening, the first 100 customers who purchased a box combo received a commemorative Raising Cane’s hat and a voucher for a complimentary combo meal, redeemable on a future visit.

the Morgantown location reflects Raising Cane’s dedication to a customer-focused experience and its commitment to actively participating in the communities it serves. The opening marks a significant milestone for the chain and provides a new dining option for residents and visitors of Morgantown.

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