Arby's

Doesn't Recommend

zingy

Joined 5 years ago

worst fast food restaurant I've ever eaten at. The parking lot is full of old potholes, the building looks like a shot-gun shack made of cinderblock, with a few discarded Arby's signs on it.

It was about noon, and there were no customer-looking cars in the parking lot. Should have been a clue...

Went to drive-thru, eager to enjoy a Super roast beef sandwich, which has a delicious red sauce on it. Ordered the combo with a new tea they offer.

Drove to make-shift drive-up window, where Beverley had to use a metal bar to keep the window open. She asked if I wanted Horsey Sauce, and I said yes, that I love the stuff.

Sure was expensive - seven dollars for that combo.

Tried a curly fry while driving, and it was already cold and soggy. The sandwich had just a smear of red sauce on it. Tea was ok.

NO Horsey Sauce at all.

They have some advertisement for Wednesdays, buy a drink, get a sandwich for free. I wouldn't even go back for that.

Called the store just now, and Beverley IS the manager of the store! It's been there for about 20 years, and obviously never been upgraded.

I did call Arby's phone comment line and left comments on their automated consumer phone machine.

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Allison Austin

Joined 10 years ago

The world's only roast beef sandwich fast-food chain.. In Short
Since 1964, when the first Arby's opened in Ohio, its roast beef sandwiches have been a popular hamburger alternative. The chain's signature red-and-tan color scheme and cowboy hat signage make it easy to spot. The menu features several variations on the classic Arby's sandwich--thin-sliced beef topped with barbecue sauce, cheese sauce or other toppings--as well as jalapeno poppers and assorted milk shakes, including the signature Jamocha flavor.