Arby’s

Well… my favorite Arby’s let me down this time. I ordered 3 sliders and Curly fries. My roast beef slider was nasty, the chicken slider was equally as bad and tasted old. The Curly fries were mushy and tasted stale. The only bright spot in this awful experience was the ham and cheese slider which was delicious. Come on guys… don’t do me like this. P. s. Staff is awesome and the place is always immaculate.

This Arby’s (store #9002) is located at Lindbergh Plaza, the shopping center with Best Buy, Home Depot, and Target. It’s been open for many years now and still looks relatively new and clean. Since it’s located in a shopping center, it’s a bit smaller in size than a standalone Arby’s.
There’s free Wi-​Fi and a TV in the main dining room. The store is open and spacious. Big, tall windows and vaulted ceilings make it different from typical Arby’s locations. There’s even patio seating.
I ordered a Smokehouse Brisket combo (sandwich, fries, drink), which set me back $ 7.49 plus tax. The Smokehouse Brisket sandwich is a limited-​time-​only sandwich which may no longer be available by the time you read this review. However, if it is available and you’re a fan of Arby’s roast beef sandwiches, take advantage of the opportunity and order one.
According to Arby’s advertisements, the beef brisket has been hickory-​smoked for at least 13 hours. Other ingredients: smoked Gouda cheese, mayo, BBQ sauce, and fried onions. It all makes for a rather savory, smoky-​flavored, «premium» sandwich experience. The star of the show is the sliced brisket. There was a good amount in my sandwich. It was tender and flavorful. Best of all, the meat was real and not processed. I was impressed.
I also tried the Crispy Chicken Farmhouse Salad combo for $ 6.29. Salad combos do not come with fries. They only come with a fountain drink. This salad was basically an ordinary, entrée-​sized, house salad consisting of chopped iceberg lettuce, shredded cheddar cheese, diced tomatoes, and strips of fried chicken. It was a decently sized salad with plenty of bites of chicken. The veggies were sufficiently fresh and crisp.
I preferred to dip the chicken strips in one of Arby’s sauces, essentially negating any potential health benefits of ordering a salad. This Arby’s location has two self-​serve condiment stands with the following sauces: Tomato Ketchup, Horsey Sauce (horseradish), Arby’s Sauce (BBQ), Honey Dijon Mustard, and Spicy Three Pepper. They all taste good to me.
I like to use Horsey Sauce on the beef sandwiches, Honey Dijon Mustard on the chicken strips, and Arby’s Sauce on the fries. Speaking of fries, Arby’s signature Curly Fries are always a win. They’re so tasty and addictive.
The fountain machine consists of Coke products. There are also tea canisters filled with sweet and unsweet tea. Since the fountain machine carried lemonade, I made myself an Arnold Palmer (
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Service was A-​OK. Our orders came out fast. It’s fast food after all.

My favorite Arby’s and never had a single issue there. I uses to live across the street from this location and I loved to stop by there a bunch. I recently came by this place a couple times here and there I enjoyed myself. The employees are always nice and help when I have any questions about new menu items. I would recommend to anyone who wants some great Arby’s and watch some sports on tv.

Nice store concept — very bright.
Great staff!
Very good meal presentation!
Possibly the nicest Arby’s I’ve been to. My French Dip actually looked just like the pictures — that’s rare these days!

Never in my life did I think I would be giving an Arby’s a 4 star review. In town for a conference and just looking for some place quick and familiar — found it right across the street from my hotel. It looks as though it has been recently remodeled inside and it was very clean. The staff was damn nice and friendly. I ordered the turkey club for dinner and it was very tasty. I believe the large size meal set me back $ 11.92. Not a bad deal — I walked out full and satisfied.

Clean place with clean bathrooms, which is important to me. Manager Jerron was polite and professional, also important. I enjoyed their classic fish sandwich– a larger portion of fish and better quality than at McDonalds and Burger King. Nicely done.

Love me some fish sandwich! I went to school in Wisconsin so I know fish sandwiches, and Arby’s does it right. Extra tartar sauce please!

2 for $ 5, classic beef burger. YUMZ

I’m not a HUGE fan of Arby’s but this location is super chic. It’s always clean and I’ve never waited more than 30 seconds for my food. There isn’t a drive-​thru which is a bummer but it’s nicer than any Arby’s I’ve ever been in. Plus, the people are on point too.

I love Arby’s. They have relatively healthy options, as far as fast food goes. My 4 year old loves the Jr. Roast beef kids meal with apples. This particular location, which I’ve been to several times now, has the best service I’ve ever seen at any Arby’s location. It’s in a shopping center, so no drive-​through or playground.

Your way, right away at Arby’s now! err, that’s the line from Burger King, but yeah, I like it here.
Try the classic Arbys roast beef sandwich/​burger with Arbys sauce. Instant classic #linning.
The guy who works here, the manager? is cool, and very friendly. I tried my first Arby sandwich when I was 7 years old in California. It’s a sandwich, no. it’s a hamburger. no. it’s 2 buns, and slices of thin roast beef. Add a shot of Arby sauce and voila! It’s the classic Arby burg. er. sandwich!
In California there are not as many Arby restaurants so I’ve been very pleased to find that there are many Arby locations here in Georgia. Since my 1^st visit to Arby’s, the classic Giant size + Arby’s sauce, Horsey Sauce (their creamy version of Horseraddish), and their new Triple Chili sauce is still my favorite off their menu. Just pure roast beef, bread, and sauce. As far as I know, Arby’s is the original (O.G. aka Original Gangstar) of the seasoned Curly Fries. Yeah, you heard the right. The original home of the Curly Fry is Arby’s. On top of being the O.G. of the Curly Fries, they also make them the best imho.
Seating is plentiful (booths), parking is easy, and they have a T.V. so you can watch sports while you chow down on pure Arby’s goodness.
They’ve done some redesigning to the interior décor I’ve noticed so it feels more spacious when ordering. I’m glad to announce they serve root beer and have a kids menu. +1.
4.3107 stars rounded up makes this one a 5 in my book!
«I’m thinking Arby’s!» yup. my son, wife, and I love it here. We always ring the trademark bell near the exit b/​c it’s that good.
Thanks Arby’s! ciao and have a positive day.

I crown this Arby’s «The Finest Dining in Lindbergh Station.» Good job Lindbergh.
Is there a drive-​through? Hell no!
You have to walk your lazy butt into this Arby’s. Other than the logistics of having a drive-​through here, they probably couldn’t afford one after spending all of the money on flat-​screens and chic décor. It’s like eating a shitty roast beef sandwich at someplace way nicer than an Arby’s.
I would give it more stars. But Arby’s.

Man, this is a nice Arby’s! I have been running into a lot of brand spanking new places lately, and this one I can add to the list. This is a new Arby’s. As you can imagine with it being new, it is extremely clean! The service is good… fast & friendly. I would love to see all the chains operate like this one. Hopefully, this one can keep up the fast — friendly service.

This is a convienient location for me, so when I actually crave those delicious curly fries with that amazing bronco berry sauce I am good to go!
Some new additions to the menu help me out when I’m on a serious budget. I can get some Easy Mac, curly fries, a shake and a pie for less than $ 5. Sometimes I add a salad, they have delicious dressings and the salads are pretty hardy. I’ve only been here after dark and the guy at the counter is always super friendly and I actually don’t mind the small talk (which is usually unlike me).
Only problem I’ve ever had is a forgotten item, however, after writing corporate, I received a free meal combo. This will come in handy for next time I need me some Arby’s.
The location is clean and modern. I can understand dining in. You almost are tempted to because there is no drive thru. This is one thing that gives it 3 stars.

For an Arbys it not bad. Quick and friendly. No more Market Fresh but it is bright, clean with free wi-​fi and a large screen TV.

This is no longer a Fresh Market, it’s just a regular Arby’s, full of fried and greasy menu staples. Even the branding is greasy, no more green and happy, but just your usual Arby’s.
Also, where did the BLT sandwich go? BOO!
I had a salad with dressing on the side, which was inexpensive and boring but worked for a quick between shopping stops meals. The sugar seemed to be missing from the sweet tea (and I usually do half sweet, half un). And yes, I checked to be sure I got my tea from the correct urn.
But mostly I just wanted to say this is NOT a Fresh Market anymore.

I am a huge fan of the curly fries and the Market Fresh Reuben sandwich here (although the New Yorker Marketplace and Delicatessen makes the best Reuben). The décor is modern, clean, and bright with huge windows. Some people also bring their laptops to take advantage of the free wi-​fi.

this arby is not the normal arby’s with the big red cowboy hat. this is arby’s market fresh.
i really like the ‘freshness’ they put to the décor. no more red everywhere but more of a green color scheme. there’s free wifi and theres a big tv as well. the crowd is not too thick so if you feel like finishing up your work out of your office/​school, i would recommend this place!

I have a solution for everyone who needs to fill the void left after Wendy’s discontinued their Frescata sandwiches (yes, it’s true… I had to hear about it today through a drive-​thru speaker). Well, this is a partial solution as the sandwiches here are a little better made and their menu is more expensive.
I was craving a chicken salad sandwich and this place is on my way home from the Wendy’s location that ruined my day. The store is very bright and there’s lots of parking since it’s part of the new Lindbergh Shopping Center.
Their staff isn’t the most well spoken (I wouldn’t normally point that out, but the two associates that were talking about their personal business right in front of me might have been deaf earlier in life… the dialect was a mixture of New Orleans meets Southern Twang meets the Jersey Shore… I hope you can picture my description and if you can’t imagine how I felt listening to them converse). Regardless of a possible speach impediment, I give them kudos for not getting annoyed when I walked up requesting whatever the closest thing to a chicken sandwich is and not bothering to learn how to read their menu. Although my sandwich seemed to have more apples than pieces of chicken, it was good and I’ll probably be back to try one of their hot subs.
The dining room is clean and I saw signs for free Wi-​Fi, so this might be a good place to grab a quite bite to eat and return emails quickly (*note to self).