Arby's — Restaurant in Fenton

My wife works by this Arby's and we've ordered food there 3 times. Each time has been worse then before. IDK how this place has decent reviews. The first time the food was just mediocre I figured just bad timing maybe not their best staff. The second time the fries and toast beef sandwiches tasted like they were microwaved. I'm actually pretty certain of it, microwaved fries have a pretty distinct dryness and awfulness. This time today. I thought ok I'll give them one more chance. I mainly just wanted a shake but said to get a regular roast beef sandwich for me and a fry for the toddlers.. the fries didn't seem microwaved but they tasted like they were setting around and weren't fresh at all. And the sandwich they gave me a roast beef and cheddar! Which first off how do you need up regular roast beef it's the most simple sandwich in all of fast food, second it was a nasty mess they put so much sauce on it that there was no bun left to even hold it together to call a sandwich anymore.

3 strikes and your out.. worst fast food place in the area. I recommend Culver's, they're not the greatest but the food is always made fresh....

Food is not fresh. My family just paid over 20 bucks for 4 sandwiches! The two double roast beef sandwiches had some weird blue stuff all over the meat, so I told my girls to stop eating it and we threw it in the trash (now I am back home making deli meat sandwiches for them).

My Grand Turkey Club sandwich was really gross. The turkey tasted very old and I know they microwaved it for some reason (which just made it really dry). The bacon was old and hard as glass. The tomato was green and hard. The only good thing I had was a piece of lettuce.

My wife ordered a crispy chicken sandwich and the crispy chicken was old. The commercial might have been correct about having "all the meats," but they aren't good or fresh. Huge waste of my money for 20 bucks worth of garbage. Instead of avoiding cooking for one day out of the week for sandwiches, I had to cook anyways, and the food was not good. I just hope that the blue stuff on the roast beef meat isn't anything to worry about...never seen that before. Not...

Now listen I’m not here to complain about the food the food is great. I’m here to talk about the ice to pop ratio. Now I’m no expert on ice so this next part of the review is ChatGPT.

The perfect ice-to-pop ratio can vary based on personal preference and the type of drink being served. However, a commonly recommended ratio for most beverages is:

1/3 ice to 2/3 pop (soda)

This ratio provides enough ice to chill the drink without diluting it too quickly. For example, if you're filling a 12-ounce glass, you would use 4 ounces of ice and 8 ounces of pop. Adjustments can be made based on factors like the initial temperature of the pop, the ambient temperature, and how quickly the drink will be consumed.

With that being said when I order a medium root beer please for the love of god don’t fill the cup all the way with ice then 3oz of pop. I enjoy a chilled drink but that’s exactly it a chilled drink! Not a cup of ice.

Thank you...