Arby's — Restaurant in Clyde

Listen, I wasn’t asking for a Michelin-star meal—I just wanted a sandwich with the toppings I ordered and a few precious packets of sauce. You know, the bare minimum. But this Arby’s location must operate on an avant-garde philosophy: “Who needs flavor when we can offer existential emptiness instead?”

I unwrapped my sandwich with the excitement of a kid on Christmas morning, only to find…nothing. No toppings, no sauce, just a lonely heap of meat staring back at me like it regretted its entire existence. Imagine being handed a birthday cake with no frosting—or a taco with no filling. That’s the level of betrayal we’re dealing with here.

Look, Arby’s, I don’t know what happened back there in the kitchen. Maybe someone was trying to break the world record for fastest sandwich assembly (congrats, you did it—at the cost of my happiness). Maybe they had a deep philosophical crisis about the true meaning of “extra sauce” and decided it was all just a social construct. Whatever the reason, I now own a sandwich that tastes like disappointment itself.

Would I order here again? Only if I suddenly develop a passion for eating food that is aggressively bland. Until then, Arby’s, I suggest you take a long, hard look at your...

Same as all the other establishments with this building style. The service is quick, yes.

If I may, and this is something for those that frequent the establishment to see if they agree with these minor nuisances:

1. Pulling up to the ordering menu in the back of the building, there is a tight left hand turn. Something to be mindful of and if you are not paying attention, (looking at your phone), when you go to make the turn. If there is a car there better notice it. The limited amount of room does not afford making a mistake.

2. Once at the ordering menu. The volume for the ordering speaker needs to be adjusted. I don't know if this has been mentioned, I'm sure it has. The volume's dialed to 10, and then some. You're welcome by two different voices; the first is the recording for their specials. Following this is, whomever's on the headset. Both of which are raised to a decibel level unfit for late night milkshake runs or afternoon "I got to get away from the office'...

I came through the drive through and usually it’s pretty good service at this location. First my drink order was wrong so I did check to make sure all my food was in my bag and headed home. Once I got home I realized my crinkle cut fries were fresh and the curly ones were literally hard as a rock. Not warm at all, cold and hard as if they had sat for hours with no potato even left on the inside they were so dried up. Very disappointed. I called on the store to let them know and all they could say was they didn’t know how it happened. Be accountable. I get things are rough with people being short handed but serving bad food instead of asking to wait a extra 2 minutes for fresh fries isn’t a big leap. Definitely won’t ever return to this location. Poor point of care & service very...