Labor Day 2025 at Raising Cane’s

Labor Day is a national holiday in the U.S. to celebrate the hard work of people across the country. At Raising Cane’s, they take this day seriously — not just for their customers, but especially for their Crew (that’s what they call their team members).

Raising Cane’s will be closed on Labor Day 2025 (Monday, September 1) so their Crew can relax and enjoy a well-earned day off.

Labor Day 2025 at Raising Cane's

Why is Raising Cane’s closed on Labor Day?

Raising Cane’s believes in taking care of their Crew. They work hard all year, and Labor Day is the perfect time to rest and recharge.
Instead of staying open just to make money, Cane’s puts their people first — and that’s why every location closes on Labor Day.

It’s part of their company values: Work hard. Have fun. Take care of each other.

Planning Around Labor Day with Raising Cane’s

If Raising Cane’s is part of your weekend plans, here are a few tips:

  • Visit early – Go the weekend before Labor Day (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday). Expect it to be a little busy!
  • Use the app – Order ahead using the Raising Cane’s mobile app or website for faster service.
  • Check store hours – Most locations will be open their regular hours the day before and the day after Labor Day (Sunday and Tuesday).
  • Stock up – Grab extra Cane’s Sauce and Texas Toast if you’re hosting a BBQ at home!

Where do Raising Cane’s employees celebrate Labor Day?

With the day off, Raising Cane’s team members enjoy Labor Day just like you:

  • At home with family
  • At the park or beach
  • Grilling out with friends
  • Relaxing and catching up on rest

Some locations even throw small celebrations or appreciation events for the Crew in the days before the holiday.

Where can I see Raising Cane’s Labor Day 2025 schedule?

To make sure you’re planning right:

  • Visit raisingcanes.com
  • Check the Cane’s mobile app
  • Call your local store directly
  • Follow them on social media – they often post holiday updates and hours on Instagram and Facebook

Tip: Store hours may vary slightly by location, so it’s always a good idea to check ahead.

FAQs

Raising Cane’s is typically closed on Labor Day to let employees enjoy the holiday.

No, as Raising Cane’s is usually closed on Labor Day.

Raising Cane’s typically reopens the day after Labor Day, September 2, 2025.

It closes to give employees a chance to spend time with family and friends.

Check Raising Cane’s official website or social media for the latest updates.