Arby's — Restaurant in Arvada

In the bustling city of Clover, the aroma of roast beef filled the air as Asta, Yuno, Noelle, and Luck found themselves at the local Arby’s, craving a hearty meal after a long day of training. As they entered, their eyes landed on the last delicious roast beef sandwich sitting tantalizingly on the counter.

“I’m getting that sandwich!” Asta declared, his eyes gleaming with determination. He dashed toward the counter, eager to claim his prize.

Yuno, ever the calm strategist, rolled his eyes. “Not if I get there first,” he replied, sprinting after Asta, his competitive spirit ignited.

Noelle, who had been quietly observing, chimed in, “You boys are ridiculous! I want that sandwich too!” She summoned a small wave of water, ready to push her way through the growing chaos.

Luck, with his usual enthusiasm, grinned widely. “This is going to be fun! Let’s see who can get it first!” He charged forward, lightning crackling around him, eager to join the fray.

As they reached the counter, Asta and Yuno collided, both reaching for the sandwich at the same time. “Get your hands off it!” Asta shouted, his determination unwavering.

Yuno retaliated, using his wind magic to create a gust that pushed Asta back just enough for him to grab the sandwich. “I’ve got it!” he exclaimed, holding it up triumphantly.

But Noelle wasn’t about to let that happen. With a flick of her wrist, she sent a stream of water toward Yuno, attempting to snatch the sandwich from his grasp. “Not so fast, Yuno!”

Luck, not wanting to be left out, unleashed a burst of lightning magic, aiming for the sandwich itself. “Let’s see who can really claim it!” he shouted, laughing as the chaos unfolded.

The patrons in the restaurant watched in disbelief as the four magic knights battled over the last roast beef sandwich. Yuno, shifting into a defensive stance, used a wind barrier to protect the sandwich, while Asta prepared to charge again.

“Enough of this!” Asta yelled, determination shining in his eyes. “We’re friends, and we don’t need to fight over a sandwich!” He took a deep breath, channeling his energy. “Let’s settle this fairly. How about a challenge?”

Noelle paused, considering Asta’s words. “What kind of challenge?” she asked, intrigued.

“Let’s have a race around the restaurant!” Asta proposed, a grin spreading across his face. “The winner gets the sandwich!”

Yuno nodded, his competitive spirit reigniting. “I’m in!”

Luck raised his hand excitedly. “Count me in too!”

Noelle, after a moment of contemplation, relented. “Fine, but I’m not going easy on you.”

With the rules set, they lined up at the entrance of the Arby’s. “On three!” Asta called out. “One… two… three!”

They took off, dashing around the restaurant, weaving between tables and customers. Laughter and cheers erupted from the onlookers as the magic knights raced for the finish line.

In the end, it was Asta who crossed first, his determination and speed carrying him through. Breathing heavily, he turned to the others, holding the roast beef sandwich high above his head. “I did it!”

Yuno, Noelle, and Luck approached, panting but smiling. “Okay, you won fair and square,” Yuno admitted, a hint of admiration in his voice.

Noelle smiled, “I suppose we can share it, right?”

Asta grinned, his heart full. “Absolutely! Friends share everything, even roast beef sandwiches.”

And so, they sat together, enjoying the delicious sandwich, laughter echoing through the restaurant, their friendship stronger than any sandwich...

I visited this restaurant on Friday night and drove an extra 4 miles to this location because of the better reviews and hoping we would receive quality customer service but instead we wasted our time, money, and gas to end the night with inedible food. I called the store right as we got home (15 minutes later) saying they forgot the Roast Beef sandwich and told the manager I would like a refund. We then noticed they forgot our 2 Buffalo Chicken sliders as well as the other sandwich. We ended up having to drive somewhere else so my boyfriend could have dinner. As I started to eat the Turkey Club and medium fries I noticed that the entire contents of the turkey sandwich were slapped into the box and only barely on the bread. The turkey was so dry and there was so much mayo that it made the bread soggy. It was repulsive. The two orders of fries were tiny bits and ends of fries and were burnt and also inedible. I returned to the store today to express my disappointment and collect my wasted money back and the manager refused to give me a full refund and only returned the money for the missing sandwiches. We wasted 35 minutes of our night and 10 miles of driving just to lose $24.79 on horrendous food and being treated poorly. He tried offering to remake the food or give me a shake or fries, but we already knew the standard of their food preparation and quality. He tried to imply that I was lying about our experience just like “everyone else that comes back for a refund” but it’s clear as to why this keeps happening - THEY CANNOT PRODUCE ANY GOOD FOOD OR GET ANYONES ORDER CORRECT. My receipt number is D2214 and I hope Arby’s corporate takes a look at their Lakewood to Westminster stores and either shuts them down or fixes their management, staff, and food quality because that’s just pathetic. Don’t waste your efforts on this place -...

PRO: The location. That's all, & it doesn't matter now because we won't be going back.

CONS: The food isn't worth the price one has to pay! My last 2 visits haven't even been worth my time to drive over the 3 blocks away. We ordered a beef & cheddar, a Reuben Sandwich, and the chicken that was a special. I apologize, but I can't remember the •official• name, but it's not like they have that many chicken sandwiches, right? At least they didn't up to when I was writing this!)😏 It was obvious at the first bite that the burgers had been sitting there for •quite• awhile. The bread was soggy, all the ingredients were on one side, & they weren't even hot! And there's no excuse for that.Then, the curly fries were burnt almost black, & even those that weren't were still "extra crunchy" (read: hard as a rock) and we paid way too much for it all - even if it had been freshly made. I decided to give it another chance; but the second (& last) time, it was just as bad - except it was hot, at least. I even told the manager about my prior meals, & it didn't seem that he cared much at all. He did say, "I'm sorry to hear that.", but the WAY he presented the apology didnt sound sincere in the slightest bit. And it took forever to get, in the first place! I'd have understood if the meal was hot due to them having to make it, but they didn't, so •what took so dang long•?! And, at this point, I don't even care. So, unless you enjoy waiting for a long time, and cold food - I'd avoid this...