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Piss pill in my roast beef sandwich. its 2;10 in the morning and I’m still living in the bathroom. I need a larger urinal. I think it was Sherry!!!

Massillon Ohio, is slower than actually cooking your own meal. The employees are rude and disgustingly slow and every thing is always sooooooooo sloppy. Stay as far away as possible

I ordered the Pecan Chicken Salad and it had so much mayo or what ever that white stuff was, it took 2 paper towels to get much of it off. It still had too much. The bread is too thick and was soggy from the mayo. The tomatoes were not ripe and tasted like cardboard. The Dr Pepper didn't taste like Dr.Pepper. The floor was dirty and sticky. I threw away all the food it was so bad and I got heartburn from it.Not going back

purchased one cheesesteak sandwich which is advertised as being Angis Beef, with some type of cheese.. The sandwich was nothing but ground beef hamburger full of gristle with a disgusting cheese holding the ground beef and gristle together. Next time I will be going back to my old sandwich shop where the sandwiches are edible.

To cheap to supply sweetener for unsweet tea also you gotta order horsey sauce and ketchup. I'm thinkn Arby's is doing so poorly they can't afford condiments. Put a fork in it cause your done.....this location is on bch blvd by hodges. Jacksonville FL

I walked into Arby’s expecting a sandwich. What I received was a geological event. The Meat Mountain was not a meal — it was a challenge issued by the universe itself. Scientists should not be studying black holes anymore; they should be studying whatever gravitational force allows seven different meats to exist simultaneously between two buns without collapsing into a culinary apocalypse. The moment I opened the wrapper, I swear I heard distant thunder. Somewhere, a cow looked up and whispered, “What have they done?” This sandwich has more layers than a mystery novel and less structural integrity than a house of cards in a hurricane. The turkey, roast beef, ham, bacon, and whatever else has been stacked in there are not ingredients anymore — they’re an alliance. They’ve formed their own government. I took one bite and immediately had to question every decision that led me to that moment. My ancestors didn’t cross oceans and survive hardships for me to stand in a car park negotiating with a sandwich the size of a small child. The Meat Mountain doesn’t enter your stomach. It moves in. It pays no rent. It takes over your entire digestive system and starts redecorating. I don’t know who created this sandwich, but I imagine they weren’t trying to feed humanity. They were trying to test it. Five minutes after eating it, I looked at my reflection and saw a different person. A person who had witnessed things. A person who understood the true meaning of “too much of a good thing.” Arby’s didn’t make a sandwich. They built a monument to excess, wrapped it in paper, and dared society to defeat it. Would I order it again? Absolutely. Because I’m not brave enough to admit I lost.

Reliable taste, reasonable portions for the price, love the horsey sauce. The restaurant in Niagara Falls, New York is especially good. Lines are not long, service is excellent, like the expanded menu with some new, delicious offerings. Close to major grocery store, an excellent donut shop, and other shopping. Recommend this restaurant over others in the area.

I went to Arby's in Cambridge, Ohio today and got a double roast beef sandwich. I asked for two horseradish packets. They told me I could only have one and any additional packages would cost 75 cents. I had just ordered the same thing last week and was given 2 packets without any problem. A double sandwich needs two packets because the sandwich is very dry with just one packet. I've been a very loyal customer for years but I won't be going back if that continues. First of all, those packets aren't worth 75 cents! That's robbery