What if the food you get, actually looked like the ad's.

Whom ever they have doing their commercial's must be the best in the business .

They get me want to go back to Arby's , on a regular basis.

Ive been there ten times in 7 years, they keep sucking me back in.

50% of the time it was ok, three times were very good and three times were very disappointing

its like I want to take a ball bat with me to inspire them , or perhaps snap them back to why the are getting paid.

how they stay in business, beats me?

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Originally posted by bendable:
how they stay in business, beats me?

Especially considering how expensive they are.

Their curly fries are pretty damn good, though.

They have the meats.

Which is why cold, greasy fries and buns with a thumbprint pressed into them are fine in their book.

Thanks. Now I want a roast beef sandwich.

Yes because a Wendy's double and a Burger King Whopper look exactly like the pictures in the ads when you unwrap them.

One advantage of sushi

I'd take Arby's over Mcdonalds, BK, and Wendy's any day of the week. Their sandwiches are a step better in quality.....

Does anyone else dip their Arby's sandwiches in ketchup or am I the only weirdo?

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Originally posted by sns3guppy:
Thanks. Now I want a roast beef sandwich.

Arby's is roast beef only in the technical sense. However, when they were still around, Roy Rogers Restaurants had REAL roast beef, and it was delicious. They also had the best bbq sauce in the world. Sadly, all the RR restaurants in the area are gone.

When Arby’s first opened I recall that the roast beef came from...get this, an actual roast. They used to have a display on the counter of a roast, hanging in chrome chains, that I believe was slow cooking, right in front of us. They were the best—by far. I recall a promotion for their Jamocha shake, just a dime to introduce you to the flavor. Still like ‘em.

The RB sandwich sucks now

Jack in the Box seems to be the only fast food place that makes an effort to give you food that looks like the ads.

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Originally posted by Edmond:
Does anyone else dip their Arby's sandwiches in ketchup or am I the only weirdo?

Arby's Horsey and BBQ sauces for me.

My compliments to the photographer. I actually like the french dips.

Arby's is the processed cheese food of roast beef.

I've always wondered if Jamocha shakes were flavored with diluted dip-spit or a failed cleaning product.

They had a pork belly sandwich that was INCREDIBLE. I wish they would bring it back. I am always happy with beef and cheddar's.

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Originally posted by TMats:
When Arby’s first opened I recall that the roast beef came from...get this, an actual roast. They used to have a display on the counter of a roast, hanging in chrome chains, that I believe was slow cooking, right in front of us. They were the best—by far.

The RB sandwich sucks now

I remember those days too!

Our experiences are similar to Bendables. The most recent was in Rapid City. My wife had one of the newest 3, a Brisket, and I tried the Cuban. The only thing that resembled a sandwich in either was bread with sort of meat. Been many years since I tried an Arby's and that was in Iowa City, so it appears as though location is not a factor. As previously stated when they used a real roast it wasn't bad, but that was so last century.

Love their roast beef and their Apple Turnovers.

Don't be a hater!

The last Roy Rogers on Old St Rt. 74 moved down near Target and Wal-Mart in Milford and was renamed Rooney's

I like their fish sandwich and getting it Nashville hot style is the way to go and I love the potato cake(hash brown).

Yeah, but they have jalapeno poppers and bronco berry sauce...so, we're good.

Their fish sandwich is pretty good. Decent quality as it’s seasonal.