Arby's

Paid $12 for tiny, crusty chicken strips. Went back and asked for a replacement and the manager gave me one strip in a cup. I asked for the whole thing to be replaced and he gave me 3 and said that’s good enough and best he could do. Had to persuade him to replace all 5 of them and he started going off at me from the fryer to the counter saying that I could feed the food to my dogs for all he cared. Very weird experience.

While in Linton i ordered the Loaded Italian from Arby’s to-go, and boy, they really went above and beyond… by forgetting the napkins. Because nothing says “fast food experience” like eating a sloppy sandwich in your car with your bare hands, wiping oil off your face like a raccoon in the wild. The sandwich itself? Classic Arby’s—meat stacked like they’re trying to single-handedly fight world hunger. Flavor was fine, but honestly, it’s hard to taste anything when you’re blinded by salami juice dripping into your eyes. So thanks, Arby’s. Next time I’ll just bring a roll of paper towels, and some wet wipes.

Very friendly staff. The guy that took our order was very nice, fast and got our order perfect. My only complaint is there needs to be a vegitarian option besides a side salad.

They seem to be skimping on the meat but still got the best cheese sticks.

We ate at Arby's in Linton, Indiana last night. My husband and I both ordered classic roast beef meal. Our roast beef on our sandwiches was thick slices. I ate half of mine husband didn't eat very much if his. We spent $20. I went up and spoke to manager. I asked about the beef being slices not thin slices. He said it was the slicer and it is what it is. Nothing he can do about it. I told him we would not be back. He didn't care.