Arby’s

Arbys is a fast food restaurant, so this rating is comparing it to other fast food. I ordered a basic roast beef and curly fry meal. The sandwich was good, had a nice helping of meat, and the fries were hot, fresh, and just the right amount of crispy. This is surprisingly difficult to get right at many places, so I was pleased when they were made correctly. The staff member was friendly and my wait was maybe 2 – 3 minutes. The overall experience was better here than most other fast food joints so I’ll likely be returning in the near future.

I don’t eat fast food except for Arby’s. It’s incredible. Extra horsie sauce please.
This location is pretty standard. The curly fries were hot and delicious as per usual. The roast beef is always a good choice but they have a ton of other options.
I didn’t get the salads but my wife did and they looked good too.
I’m thinking Arby’s.

This is absolutely the worst Arby’s I’ve very been too. I never eat fast food but had to pass through here on a road trip. It was either this or another awful chain. Anyway, I got the new Smokehouse Brisket sandwich, which somehow looked appealing from big lit up photos all around this seedy joint. Also snagged some jalapeño poopers cause I like to live on the edge. So the food comes out, they don’t even call our name so some old man who doesn’t even work there comes over and asks if the food getting cold is mine. Ding ding ding! Cold food.
We dive into this tray of regret, and this sandwich looks like a diaper that barely escaped five rounds with Muhammad Ali. Barely even resembled a sandwich. I’m in the middle of a debate in my mind on how this should exit my system. I may leave it in the parking lot on the drive away from this unholy site.
Jalapeño poppers tasted like breaded freezer burn, which I didn’t even realize held up flavor so well when deep fried. Hurl.
Never gonna have to come back here, thank God.