Arby’s

I have always enjoyed Arby’s so I thought this was a safe bet. I sauntered in and the first employee I saw was seated at the booth to the left of the door. She was having a conversation on speaker phone. This conversation was often interrupted by a hacking cough that in my non medical opinion may have been pneumonia. I was greeted at the counter and my order was promptly taken. I was given my cup and a receipt. After filling my cup with my beverage of choice I noticed the counter at the beverage/​condiment station was filthy. The counter was covered with spilled soda and other questionable residue. As I reached to fill my paper cup with Arby Sauce I observed small bugs crawling all over the sauce distribution device. It was gross. As I found my seat I chose the cleanest of the tables I could find. This was more of a challenge than I anticipated. I was glad to see my cashier with broom and rag cleaning the tables and sweeping the floor, it obviously needed it. She appeared clean and well kept in what I assume was her best pair of black sweat pants. After several minutes I expected to hear my number called. There were only three customers in the restaurant. My cashier was cleaning, so no one was behind the counter. I walked up to the counter, my feet sliding on a greasy floor all the way. Once at the counter I observed food in the «holding area». The drive through girl helped me and gave me my food. I feel I would have never been called if I had just sat and waited. As I finished my food I continued to listen to the speaker phone conversation of the assumed pneumonia victim wanting to shout at each new customer to «run, run before you order». As I departed I walked past the Terminix man entering with an industrial bug sprayer. I will eat out of a dumpster before going back there. I hope that lady gets to a doctor for her respiratory condition.

not a good arbys… they dont care what your food looks like and they certainly dont care if you ever come back… go to rivergate if you want arbys