the gyro sandwich is amazing. The service was great, the employees were really nice too. The bathroom was also clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jermaine Greene
I tried to get the gobbler sandwich it around 6:20 pm, it look like they were closing and no one came to take my order but as as some white couple came they took their order immediately. I thought it was a white only Arby's. I was very disappointed with the service
Judith Cummins
We placed 4 orders in the drive thru .All were accurately and quickly prepared with no wait .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hoshi Wolf
Constantly forgets the au jus
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Tingle Travel Agency
The food was excellent! We had a Reuben with their marble rye bread, curly fries, and 2 sliders - 1 ham, and 1 chicken. All was hot and delicious. The staff was friendly, they ask for and call you by name. They have at least 4 sauces for your pleasure in the dining room. The dining room was super clean as well. I'll be back for sure! See more pictures on my Facebook, and some other places and reviews on Tingle Travel Agency on Facebook as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
ABloodKingsoath
Boss was just screaming at employees and food isn’t the best
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Brittany Tackett
Arby’s recently rolled out a limited-time Quarter Pound Brisket Sandwich priced at $10.89. It’s advertised as a premium upgrade featuring a quarter pound of brisket, two pickles, and your choice of sweet or spicy sauce, all on a sesame seed bun. Sounds like a meaty, flavorful experience, right?
Here’s the breakdown: • Presentation: The sandwich comes wrapped in standard Arby’s sandwich paper—no special packaging to make it feel like a “premium” item. You do get a nice-sized packet of sauce on the side, so you can control how much you use. • Taste & Build: The brisket itself is solid—Arby’s continues to do well with their smoked meats. However they only gave a 2finger pinch of meat. The two pickles add a bit of crunch and acidity, but considering the price, the sandwich feels a bit underwhelming. You’re expected to do your own saucing, which is fine, but at this price point it would be nice to have a more “complete” experience. • Price Comparison: The regular Brisket Sandwich is $7.39, already comes sauced, and usually has a generous amount of meat—sometimes just as much as, if not more than, the new quarter pound version. It’s served on an onion roll (depending on the location), and while it doesn’t have pickles or sauce variety, it still delivers on flavor for significantly less.
Bottom Line: While the Quarter Pound Brisket sandwich is decent, it doesn’t quite justify the nearly $11 price tag, especially when the regular brisket sandwich holds its own at a more reasonable $7.39. Unless you’re really craving pickles and want to try a new sauce, you’re better off sticking with the classic.
Good meat, but not a good deal. (All in all I bought 4 sandwiches costing over $40 with under a pound of meat all together)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
R R
Friendly and quick service at lunch time. The black woman who works there does a great job, a real pro. Things looked very clean too.
Latisha Eastham
Love the gyros if you haven't tried them it's a must
Only gave a 2 stars because the people were nice, the fries and potato cakes were fried in same oils as the fish and taste terrible.
Tabatha Davis
Good food, fast service
Misty Seitz
Excellent friendly eat in service for a quick Friday night meal
Lindsey Hughes
Excellent customer service and hot food! Place was very clean too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Klein
This place used to be the worst. Then they tore down the building and built a new bright and clean building. It turned around friendly staff clean building, but it is starting to go down as far as its service. Nights are the worst. Bunch of young kids, cutting up, not friendly or helpful. Also since when does Abrys charge for condiments. Thus is only Arby's I've been to that charges for extra red ranch sauce.
Great service n food!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
the gyro sandwich is amazing. The service was great, the employees were really nice too. The bathroom was also clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I tried to get the gobbler sandwich it around 6:20 pm, it look like they were closing and no one came to take my order but as as some white couple came they took their order immediately. I thought it was a white only Arby's. I was very disappointed with the service
We placed 4 orders in the drive thru .All were accurately and quickly prepared with no wait .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Constantly forgets the au jus
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The food was excellent! We had a Reuben with their marble rye bread, curly fries, and 2 sliders - 1 ham, and 1 chicken. All was hot and delicious. The staff was friendly, they ask for and call you by name. They have at least 4 sauces for your pleasure in the dining room. The dining room was super clean as well. I'll be back for sure!
See more pictures on my Facebook, and some other places and reviews on Tingle Travel Agency on Facebook as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Boss was just screaming at employees and food isn’t the best
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Arby’s recently rolled out a limited-time Quarter Pound Brisket Sandwich priced at $10.89. It’s advertised as a premium upgrade featuring a quarter pound of brisket, two pickles, and your choice of sweet or spicy sauce, all on a sesame seed bun. Sounds like a meaty, flavorful experience, right?
Here’s the breakdown:
• Presentation: The sandwich comes wrapped in standard Arby’s sandwich paper—no special packaging to make it feel like a “premium” item. You do get a nice-sized packet of sauce on the side, so you can control how much you use.
• Taste & Build: The brisket itself is solid—Arby’s continues to do well with their smoked meats. However they only gave a 2finger pinch of meat. The two pickles add a bit of crunch and acidity, but considering the price, the sandwich feels a bit underwhelming. You’re expected to do your own saucing, which is fine, but at this price point it would be nice to have a more “complete” experience.
• Price Comparison: The regular Brisket Sandwich is $7.39, already comes sauced, and usually has a generous amount of meat—sometimes just as much as, if not more than, the new quarter pound version. It’s served on an onion roll (depending on the location), and while it doesn’t have pickles or sauce variety, it still delivers on flavor for significantly less.
Bottom Line:
While the Quarter Pound Brisket sandwich is decent, it doesn’t quite justify the nearly $11 price tag, especially when the regular brisket sandwich holds its own at a more reasonable $7.39. Unless you’re really craving pickles and want to try a new sauce, you’re better off sticking with the classic.
Good meat, but not a good deal.
(All in all I bought 4 sandwiches costing over $40 with under a pound of meat all together)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Friendly and quick service at lunch time. The black woman who works there does a great job, a real pro. Things looked very clean too.
Love the gyros if you haven't tried them it's a must
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Only gave a 2 stars because the people were nice, the fries and potato cakes were fried in same oils as the fish and taste terrible.
Good food, fast service
Excellent friendly eat in service for a quick Friday night meal
Excellent customer service and hot food! Place was very clean too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place used to be the worst. Then they tore down the building and built a new bright and clean building. It turned around friendly staff clean building, but it is starting to go down as far as its service. Nights are the worst. Bunch of young kids, cutting up, not friendly or helpful. Also since when does Abrys charge for condiments. Thus is only Arby's I've been to that charges for extra red ranch sauce.
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