Arby's

Roast beef sandwiches, chicken strips and curly fries were all cold, stale,and tasted like they had all been sitting there a long time. Extremely disappointing and now have stomach aches. Will not be returning.

If I could give zero stars for service...I most certainly would. Went inside to order dinner tonight for the family. The employee that was sweeping the floors, handling broom and dust pan, came over to take the order. I asked how fresh the potato cakes were, he said just a couple of minutes out of the fryer. As soon as I ordered, he went directly to the fry station, grabbed the tongs and played with the potato cakes, noticed me watching and went back to sweeping. As soon as I went to get my drink, he immediately went back to the fry station and I'm not sure how exactly, tongs or fingers, threw already cooked cakes into the fryer. I watched him grab 2 of the fry containers with his bare hands, fingers inside them without having washed or gloved up. The manager, Mandy, came around and

The bread was tough and chewy,the meat was not very warm. The fries are some of the worst ones I've ever had! They are dry and have been underthe heat lamp too long!🙄 I will not make the mistake of eating here again!😠

Not only was the wait way too long but they forgot my daughter’s mozzarella sticks. Fast food is the easiest job in the world…there in no excuse for the incompetence and lack of taking pride in something as simple as checking an order to make sure it’s correct. The entire city of Bixby food service industry has a major problem with always finding a way to make me never want give them my business again.from now on I will just drive to Tulsa . Congrats Arby’s you are the worst fast food business in Bixby other than the Mc Donald’s next door to you ! The only reason you are not the absolute worst is because people at least speak English at your restaurant. Avoid fast food in Bixby at all costs especially this Arby’s and the McDonald’s next to it . If I could give no stars I would

Rude!!!! First and last time in. My wife and I decided to try the new Arby's after church. It had been a while since we had been in an Arby's. We took our time since the menu had changed. As we approached the counter, the older employee turned his back to us. A younger employee approached him and told him we were ready to order. "Yes, they will wait, as they made me wait." A minute later, he turned. I didn't hear this conversation my wife did. If I had heard this, we would have left immediately.