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Arby’s is a leading global quick-service restaurant company operating and franchising over 3,400 restaurants worldwide. Arby’s was the first nationally franchised, coast-to-coast sandwich chain and has been serving fresh, craveable meals since it opened its doors in 1964. The Arby’s brand strives to inspire smiles through delicious experiences. We are on a never-ending quest for the perfect sandwich, starting with the Classic Roast Beef and French Dip to the deli-style Market Fresh line of sandwiches and salads.
Fast-food chain, known for its roast beef, serving up hot & cold sandwiches, fries & shakes.
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Reviews
Randy
This Arby’s has all of the meats except chicken. ): All of the chicken sandwich options have been turned off in the app for this Arby’s for the past week. Idk if it’s just an error or not but I want a chicken sandwich and am too awkward to call and ask why it’s not on the app. Other than that tho they have great employees and the food is always hot and good. Will update if the chicken sandwiches return from war.
… moreJay K
This was my first visit to Arby’s, which is honestly something I never expected to say after moving to the US from Europe 12 years ago. My long-standing impression was that Arby’s was mostly about cold cut sandwiches, which never really appealed to me. I lumped it in mentally with places like Subway or Jimmy John’s and never bothered to look at the menu.
Ironically, what finally got me through the door had nothing to do with me being hungry. I manage a hotel, and while helping a guest recently I was recommending quick bite options in the Four Corners area. As I was listing the usual chains, Arby’s randomly popped into my head. The guest immediately perked up at the suggestion and later, as a thank-you, insisted on bringing me back a Greek gyro. I politely declined at first, but he wouldn’t take no for an answer.
By the time I was able to eat it, the gyro was cold and it ended up being reheated the next day in my air fryer. I had very low expectations for a day-old, reheated fast food gyro, but to my surprise it was genuinely good. Good enough that I told myself I needed to try one fresh as soon as I got the chance.
Fast forward about two months and I had completely forgotten about that plan. Yesterday, while driving to a neighboring fast food place to redeem a free sandwich coupon, I passed by Arby’s, did a double take, and immediately remembered that gyro. I actually turned around, then second-guessed myself, went to grab the free sandwich first, and dealt with a small hiccup there that delayed things. By the time I finally pulled into the Arby’s drive-thru, my anticipation had only grown.
From the moment my order was taken, everything changed. The employee at the speaker was incredibly upbeat, friendly, and full of energy. Not forced or scripted, just genuinely positive. When I reached the window, that same energy carried through in person. Her body language, tone, and quick back-and-forth conversation made what should have been a forgettable drive-thru interaction feel memorable. When I apologized for paying with small bills, she immediately responded with a light, funny comment that made the moment feel human.
There is a big difference between polite service and genuinely warm service, and this was very clearly the latter. As someone who works in hotel management and is always paying attention to customer service, I can say this kind of interaction stands out. I was so impressed that I actually pulled out a business card, ready to offer her a job on the spot. Unfortunately, she had already moved on to helping another guest inside, and my food was handed to me by someone from the back, so I never got the chance.
As for the food, the gyro absolutely lived up to my memory. No, it’s not the same as the gyros I grew up with in Europe, but it hits the spot. The meat was not dry, the sauce and toppings were well balanced, and the bread held up without getting soggy. The curly fries were exactly what you want them to be. I also ordered the jalapeño poppers, which I’ll always order anywhere they’re offered. They had a slightly off taste this time, but that feels more like a supply issue than anything specific to this location.
When I got home, I checked my receipt and saw the cashier name listed as Priscilla. So whether it was Priscilla herself or another team member with that same great energy, thank you to the front and back of house staff who worked this Four Corners location on January 21st around 7:00 pm. You made this a genuinely pleasant first Arby’s experience.
To the franchise owner and restaurant manager, employees like this are gold. Appreciate them, recognize them, and give them reasons to stay. People with that kind of natural customer connection will move on to bigger and better things, and they deserve it.
Jay K
… moreIronically, what finally got me through the door had nothing to do with me being hungry. I manage a hotel, and while helping a guest recently I was recommending quick bite options in the Four Corners area. As I was listing the usual chains, Arby’s randomly popped into my head. The guest immediately perked up at the suggestion and later, as a thank-you, insisted on bringing me back a Greek gyro. I politely declined at first, but he wouldn’t take no for an answer.
By the time I was able to eat it, the gyro was cold and it ended up being reheated the next day in my air fryer. I had very low expectations for a day-old, reheated fast food gyro, but to my surprise it was genuinely good. Good enough that I told myself I needed to try one fresh as soon as I got the chance.
Fast forward about two months and I had completely forgotten about that plan. Yesterday, while driving to a neighboring fast food place to redeem a free sandwich coupon, I passed by Arby’s, did a double take, and immediately remembered that gyro. I actually turned around, then second-guessed myself, went to grab the free sandwich first, and dealt with a small hiccup there that delayed things. By the time I finally pulled into the Arby’s drive-thru, my anticipation had only grown.
From the moment my order was taken, everything changed. The employee at the speaker was incredibly upbeat, friendly, and full of energy. Not forced or scripted, just genuinely positive. When I reached the window, that same energy carried through in person. Her body language, tone, and quick back-and-forth conversation made what should have been a forgettable drive-thru interaction feel memorable. When I apologized for paying with small bills, she immediately responded with a light, funny comment that made the moment feel human.
There is a big difference between polite service and genuinely warm service, and this was very clearly the latter. As someone who works in hotel management and is always paying attention to customer service, I can say this kind of interaction stands out. I was so impressed that I actually pulled out a business card, ready to offer her a job on the spot. Unfortunately, she had already moved on to helping another guest inside, and my food was handed to me by someone from the back, so I never got the chance.
As for the food, the gyro absolutely lived up to my memory. No, it’s not the same as the gyros I grew up with in Europe, but it hits the spot. The meat was not dry, the sauce and toppings were well balanced, and the bread held up without getting soggy. The curly fries were exactly what you want them to be. I also ordered the jalapeño poppers, which I’ll always order anywhere they’re offered. They had a slightly off taste this time, but that feels more like a supply issue than anything specific to this location.
When I got home, I checked my receipt and saw the cashier name listed as Priscilla. So whether it was Priscilla herself or another team member with that same great energy, thank you to the front and back of house staff who worked this Four Corners location on January 21st around 7:00 pm. You made this a genuinely pleasant first Arby’s experience.
To the franchise owner and restaurant manager, employees like this are gold. Appreciate them, recognize them, and give them reasons to stay. People with that kind of natural customer connection will move on to bigger and better things, and they deserve it.
Jay K
Shav Bahrom
Good taste, the burger way smaller then i thought, but curly fries good and burger patty is thick, nice and juicy. I enjoyed it.
… moreMyrcea Oliveira
I tried once long time ago and didn’t like the food. Today i decided give another try and i’m surprised with the taste of the food, specially because they have jalapeños bites, omg i really loved it .
… moreSCOTT RAPP
ARBY’S does a lot of things right. Curly fries, Most of their sandwiches, jamocha shakes, unfortunately, the new prime cheese steak is not one of them. Soggy, greasy, overwhelming taste of canned pickled peppers, Scarce steak. I really wanted to like this, but in my opinion it was just a mess. There could of been any kind of meat on here, you would have a hard time distinguishing.
And, grill the meat with pepper and onion. You have cheese sauce there, and could of easily made this delicious. Sorry, but i enjoyed the curly fries, so 2 stars!
… moreAnd, grill the meat with pepper and onion. You have cheese sauce there, and could of easily made this delicious. Sorry, but i enjoyed the curly fries, so 2 stars!
Andrew Magnotta
This is a great Arby’s location. The quality is always good and I’ve had no issues with the service. It’s an all around good fast food option.
… moreKelsey Kovach
I don’t typically go to Arby’s but was craving some quick mozzarella sticks. My order took a bit longer an expected (he said it would be a 5 minute wait as they were making my food fresh, ended up being about 8 minutes). The employees were SO kind and apologetic even though I wasn’t in a rush. They even gave me a cookie free of charge for waiting the additional 3 minutes. I hardly write reviews but these people were really kind and definitely brightened my day!!
… moreNeff
The 2nd and last time I ever go here. This place is trash. From the customer service to the food (both times). Hence why this place seemed completely empty both times I’ve been and every time I’ve passed by. If I could give it 0 stars, I sure would. When ordering it seemed like the person at the register nor the ones in the kitchen wanted to even be there. I Ordered a honey mustard chicken wrap and received it with a ton of honey mustard and 2 cold slices of yellow cheese. Never have I received a wrap like that elsewhere. I ordered a large strawberry lemonade and granted although the sizes of the cups do not fall on them (large seemed like a medium) the amount of ice do. They filled my entire cup with ice to the top. Once I drank the lemonade I could not believe how much ice was in there. I do not know how they are still open because this place is horrendous and is always empty inside. I would recommend avoiding this place at all costs and spending your money elsewhere; where you as a customer are valued and the food is prepared as well as served right and correctly.
… moreSonny Dave
The steak nuggets were excellent! Get the BBQ sauce for it! The Turkey Gobbler was excellent also!
… moreGabrielle Chavez (Gabi)
Won’t be coming back. This location has declined. I waited long in the drive thru only to receive a very cold Arbys sandwich. Reached out to customer service and they never replied.
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