Raising Cane’s Plans New Farmingdale Restaurant
Fast-growing restaurant chain Raising Cane’s is set to replace the last Houlihan’s on Long Island with a new location in Farmingdale. The Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based company, known for its chicken fingers, is expanding its presence in the area.
Project Details
- Site located at 901 Broadhollow Road in the Republic Plaza shopping center
- Existing 8,500-square-foot Houlihan’s building will be demolished
- New Raising Cane’s restaurant will cover 4,054 square feet
- Design includes two drive-thru lanes
- Seating for 72 indoors and 15 outdoors
Raising Cane’s has applied to the Town of Babylon for site-plan approval to build the new eatery, continuing its Long Island expansion.
The replacement marks the final closure of Houlihan’s locations on Long Island as Raising Cane’s broadens its footprint in the region.
Summary: Raising Cane’s is expanding in Long Island by replacing the last Houlihan’s in Farmingdale with a modern 4,054 sq. ft. restaurant featuring dual drive-thrus and ample seating.