I was here at the Pilot truck stopI was here for 2 days very good place to stayFood is goodDay time workers more quickestNight time workers have less workersThat’s why little bit took longerBut I was okay with thatI wasn’t rush.Customer Service great ??Inside the restaurant is nice and clean .They had flowers ? on the table.Balloons ? was hanging.I’m recommend to come and try your self??????????
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: A Greek Gyro
Redheaded Jenn
A Dicey Love Affair with Arby's: A Not-So-Sober ReviewHave you ever felt a magnetic pull toward a place that you know, deep down in the cockles of your heart, might just be your boozy spirit's soulmate? For me, that place is Arby's, the fast-food joint that's been faithfully squatting down the road from my place for the past 17 years like a steadfast beacon of meaty indulgence.My journey with Arby's is a tale painted in shades of inebriated regret and misguided meat cravings. I've staggered through their doors more times than I care to count, often with a gait that suggests I'm navigating the deck of a ship caught in a tempest, and always in pursuit of something to silence the ravenous beast of drunken hunger howling in my belly.Let's be transparent: Arby's is not the temple of culinary delights that a sober mind seeks. No, it requires a special sort of altered state to truly appreciate the mosaic of sensations that await within this fortress of fast food. To get the full Arby's experience, one must teeter on the threshold between tipsy and "Who's driving the porcelain bus tonight?"Upon entering the establishment, one is greeted by the aroma of meats that may or may not have known the warm embrace of a grill in recent memory. There's an air of mystery here that would make Sherlock Holmes weep with joy – is it fresh? Is it leftover from the breakfast rush of early-rising carnivores? Only the Sandwich Gods know for sure.Surveying their menu is like picking your adventure in a gastronomic game of chance. It's a craps shoot where the dice are sliders, and the jackpot is an unambiguous food experience that doesn't induce morning-after remorse. Sometimes you'll bite into a Beef 'n Cheddar that's acceptable – warm, cheesy, and tender enough to serenade your taste buds into a forgiving waltz. Other times, you might find yourself gnawing on a 'Meat Mountain' that's about as appealing as scaling an actual mountain barefoot, in the snow, with meat that's colder than your ex's heart.Ah, but let's talk about the financial toll. Arby's proudly parades its prices as if they're serving up relics of the bovine elite. Wallets beware – you will hemorrhage green for a meal that too often feels like it's been refrigerated, marinated in disappointment, and left to contemplate its existence under a heat lamp since the early hours of the morning.But still, like a moth drawn to a questionable flame, I find myself at their counters, borderline sloshed and ready to roll the dice once again. Arby's, my nearby purveyor of inconsistently temperatured sandwiches, I can't quit you. Even as I pen this critique, I can hear the curly fries whispering sweet nothings to the butterflies in my whiskey-soaked stomach.To conclude, one must brave the Arby's experience with the same spirit one reserves for skydiving – it's risky, it's not everyone's cup of meat juice, but when it's good, it soars. Yet, approach with caution, fellow fast-food thrill-seekers. Within the walls of this beefy bastion lies a roulette wheel of taste where the odds are always seasoned with uncertainty, and your next roll just might be the one that sends you home feeling like you've won the meat lottery or nursing a deep-fried defeat.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Rovina Patterson
It was good and better than some places and the people were really good and nice to everyone and all that I can say is stop and check it out for yourself and see what you think about it that's all I can
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curly Fries and Jalapeno Poppers, A Greek Gyro
Ryan Siebert
Very slow short handed I'm sure food was hot and fresh but don't be in a hurry easy 15-20 minute wait in drive-thru.
Good truck stop and food
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Very clean , great service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Super amazing staff late night! Only saw 2 ppl. And they were helpful and the food was fresh! Kudos!
Typically don't care for but road trip ..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We didn't get to try the food because after waiting what seemed to be more than enough time and a line growing, we decided to go somewhere else.
Atmosphere: 2
I love their customer services and the food is cooked fresh everytime I come there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: A Greek Gyro
Took almost 10 minutes for the staff to notice they had a large line of customers.
Food: 4
Service: 3
For what an Arby’s is supposed to be, they nailed it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fish sandwich with cheese always great!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
I order the fish it had a bone in it. The fries was cold.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
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Cold food and very dirty seating
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
I was here at the Pilot truck stopI was here for 2 days very good place to stayFood is goodDay time workers more quickestNight time workers have less workersThat’s why little bit took longerBut I was okay with thatI wasn’t rush.Customer Service great ??Inside the restaurant is nice and clean .They had flowers ? on the table.Balloons ? was hanging.I’m recommend to come and try your self??????????
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: A Greek Gyro
A Dicey Love Affair with Arby's: A Not-So-Sober ReviewHave you ever felt a magnetic pull toward a place that you know, deep down in the cockles of your heart, might just be your boozy spirit's soulmate? For me, that place is Arby's, the fast-food joint that's been faithfully squatting down the road from my place for the past 17 years like a steadfast beacon of meaty indulgence.My journey with Arby's is a tale painted in shades of inebriated regret and misguided meat cravings. I've staggered through their doors more times than I care to count, often with a gait that suggests I'm navigating the deck of a ship caught in a tempest, and always in pursuit of something to silence the ravenous beast of drunken hunger howling in my belly.Let's be transparent: Arby's is not the temple of culinary delights that a sober mind seeks. No, it requires a special sort of altered state to truly appreciate the mosaic of sensations that await within this fortress of fast food. To get the full Arby's experience, one must teeter on the threshold between tipsy and "Who's driving the porcelain bus tonight?"Upon entering the establishment, one is greeted by the aroma of meats that may or may not have known the warm embrace of a grill in recent memory. There's an air of mystery here that would make Sherlock Holmes weep with joy – is it fresh? Is it leftover from the breakfast rush of early-rising carnivores? Only the Sandwich Gods know for sure.Surveying their menu is like picking your adventure in a gastronomic game of chance. It's a craps shoot where the dice are sliders, and the jackpot is an unambiguous food experience that doesn't induce morning-after remorse. Sometimes you'll bite into a Beef 'n Cheddar that's acceptable – warm, cheesy, and tender enough to serenade your taste buds into a forgiving waltz. Other times, you might find yourself gnawing on a 'Meat Mountain' that's about as appealing as scaling an actual mountain barefoot, in the snow, with meat that's colder than your ex's heart.Ah, but let's talk about the financial toll. Arby's proudly parades its prices as if they're serving up relics of the bovine elite. Wallets beware – you will hemorrhage green for a meal that too often feels like it's been refrigerated, marinated in disappointment, and left to contemplate its existence under a heat lamp since the early hours of the morning.But still, like a moth drawn to a questionable flame, I find myself at their counters, borderline sloshed and ready to roll the dice once again. Arby's, my nearby purveyor of inconsistently temperatured sandwiches, I can't quit you. Even as I pen this critique, I can hear the curly fries whispering sweet nothings to the butterflies in my whiskey-soaked stomach.To conclude, one must brave the Arby's experience with the same spirit one reserves for skydiving – it's risky, it's not everyone's cup of meat juice, but when it's good, it soars. Yet, approach with caution, fellow fast-food thrill-seekers. Within the walls of this beefy bastion lies a roulette wheel of taste where the odds are always seasoned with uncertainty, and your next roll just might be the one that sends you home feeling like you've won the meat lottery or nursing a deep-fried defeat.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
It was good and better than some places and the people were really good and nice to everyone and all that I can say is stop and check it out for yourself and see what you think about it that's all I can
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Curly Fries and Jalapeno Poppers, A Greek Gyro
Very slow short handed I'm sure food was hot and fresh but don't be in a hurry easy 15-20 minute wait in drive-thru.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3