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NewsRaising Cane’s Opens Two New Florida Locations In NovemberTTroy Smith · November 7, 2026Troy SmithSharefXin✉Raising Cane’s will open two new Florida restaurants in November, in North Miami Beach on November 9 and in Jacksonville on November 23, as part of a dozen openings across 10 states this month.The North Miami Beach restaurant is at 14025 Biscayne Boulevard, and the Jacksonville restaurant is at 4863 Gate Parkway.The Louisiana-born chain known for chicken fingers, Cane’s Sauce and Texas toast will open 12 restaurants in November in Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Dakota and Utah. That nearly doubles the seven restaurants it opened in October.Several openings have already happened. Restaurants in Brick, New Jersey, and Spanish Fork, Utah, opened November 2, and Fayetteville, North Carolina, opened November 5.The schedule also includes Sioux Falls, which will be the chain’s first in South Dakota, on November 17.

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