Erik A.

Can't be mad about Arby's. Almost 60 years old, this company still cranks out quality sammiches. New revamped menu, the classics are all still there: beef n cheddar, potato cakes, jamocha shakes, and of course - the roast beef. Keeping up with the Jones', they have added chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks, along with roast turkey and other deli selections. Popped in for lunch because, you know, I haven't had Arby's in like, three whole hours. Just kidding, it's probably been at least 7-8 months, so I was definitely surprised to see the changes on the menu. This particular location was a little difficult to access (have to make a U-turn to get to, then avoid a right-lane-ending debacle) but when I arrived, the lot was clean, albeit empty. Clean interior, however, my dining companion remarked about a particular aroma wafting through the air - and not one of freshly sliced Grade A roast beef. I, however, was 2 Claritin deep due to allergies, and could not support this. My first trip, as always, is the bathroom. If a company's bathroom is poorly kept, there's a good chance it echoes throughout the business. It wasn't the cleanest I have ever seen, but it was up to par. All supplies filled to expectation, and there were no errant spills or stains or smells to be partaken. Good on 'ya, Arby's. We were the only patrons in the establishment, save for a car salesman ordering two dozen Jr. Roast Beefs. We were greeted by a friendly employee, order taken quickly and accurately, and was informative. We sat down and waited a few minutes, maybe 5-7 for our food. I have no problem with waiting, especially if it means my food is cooked to order, hot, fresh and tasty. Just because it's "fast" food, doesn't mean I have to shove cold curly fries and soggy roast beef sandwiches down my throat. The food was excellent. Flavorful roast beef and crispy curly fries, paired with newcomers mozzarella sticks and chicken fingers. The only complaint was the cheese on the beef-n-cheddar. Just didn't have the same zip it used to. All-in-all, an on par fast food encounter, with an upgrade in the food quality. I'm not in this area too often, but I would definitely come back again. Don't forget to ring the bell!