Arby’s

It’s an Arby’s– your sliced meat sandwich chain that’s not sure if it wants to be a deli or fast food locale. I kept swinging by here over several weeks when I was temporarily stationed to work in the area. As a result, I had the chance to order quite a few of their sandwiches and sides, including the Angus Three Cheese Bacon, the Beef & Cheddar, the Jalapeño Ham & Swiss, and the Chicken Cordon Bleu. All of the sandwiches are a serious upgrade from what you’d find at a McDonald’s or Burger King, but you’ll be paying a premium on price too.
Service at this location can be inattentive, but once you’ve gotten their attention they are very helpful. The place is kept very clean, except occasionally around the condiment dispensers, and the food comes out hot and fresh.

Its arbys. The food is good and just what you expect. The place is clean and the peeps are friendly.

I have eaten at this restaurant many times.
I usually have the Angus Three Cheese Bacon Sandwich and it very tasty. I order the curly fries or potato cakes with my meal.
I have ordered the Roast Beef Classic or the Beef ‘N Cheddar Sandwich a few times so that I will not get tired of having my favorite sandwich.
The employees are very friendly.
I do not like it when someone from the restaurant next door is smoking in front of Arby’s and I have to walk by them to get into the door. Why are some people so rude.

I have visited this location multiple times and have been very satisfied with the service. The employees were friendly and helpful, especially the shift manager Lidya Vasquez! She did an excellent job in suggesting the Angus three cheese and beacon when I was undecided. Arby’s should make her a Assistant Manager

I’m not the biggest fast food person. In fact, I rarely eat fast food and there’s only a few places fast food-​wise that I go. But, on the occasions that I do eat fast food, Arby’s is one of those places I will take a chance at.
So far at Arby’s I’ve tried the Roast Beef n Cheddar and the French Dip. Both were made with tender, thinly sliced roast beef which had a pretty good flavor considering. The cheese was more of a cheddar sauce (i.e. processed cheddar cheese sauce) which wasn’t inedible but I like real cheese. No processed cheese for me, please.
The French Dip was something different in fast food. The bread was nice and warm and the au jus, while a little bland, was an overall good complement.
Curly fries are pretty much my fries of choice because, let’s face it, they are good. Just plain good. I also dip them in Arby’s sauce rather than ketchup. It’s a nice change. Adding extra Arby’s sauce to the Beef n Cheddar always makes for good nom, too. I pass on the Horsey sauce because I just truly do not like that stuff. Arby’s gets an A-​Ok from me.

Sugar Land needs more restaurants. On a Friday night when the freeways were clogged like crazy (see gas tanker spill on March 12) I didn’t get home to Sugar Land until 8pm. We tried a bunch of places and they were all too busy. We decided to try Arby’s, since we’re driven by it hundreds of times and never stopped in.
This Arby’s has been open about a year and is in a very attractive stone building. It’s in the same building as Minuti coffee, so you can get a quick bite to eat and then stop next door for dessert or coffee. The two are really in different leagues and it’s strange to have them next to each other and be the only two businesses in that building. I don’t typically see one business attracting the other’s customers.
This Arby’s is very clean. We walked in and the tables are clean, the counters are clean and while we were there, a young employee was cleaning absolutely every surface.
The kitchen is huge and open. Overall, if I liked the food here, I’d come here often. Unfortunately, I don’t. The food is well prepared for what it is still fast food. The curly fries were fine. They fried chicken sandwich with honey mustard was fine for my husband. There are several sauces to choose from (see photo). I tried the bbq sauce and the honey mustard and both were not for me, but my husband liked them.
Overall, if you like roast beef and you like fast food, then this Arby’s really can’t be beat. Otherwise, it’s just a place I would stop if I truly didn’t have anywhere else I could go. I realized once I was there that I should have stopped at one of the other many sandwich shops in the area like Potbelly or Mission burrito… next time I’ll remember.