Arby's

Turkey gobbler and turkey club are good and should be regular menu items. I like the gobbler a little more though because of the slight sweetness of the cranberry. The mac and cheese is pretty good for a fast food chain. However, the disappointment were the steak nuggets. They were dry. Wouldn't get them again.

Place is very clean, lots of space and places to sit, big TVs and two very clean and well lit bathrooms (M/F). Easy parking, also has a drive thru. Ate here a few times, and everyone is nice and service is fast. Good option for a quick stop and eat. Has a nice waiting area with comfy single seats too if you just want to relax a bit more comfortably. 👍

I came here to pick up an order for a customer. As I metered I said hello, got no response. Finally someone came up to the counter and I told them I was picking up for a delivery company. They took their time to get the order together as I waited for them to prepare it. By the time they gathered the order they demanded that I hit, Confirm Pickup" on my phone. I told her I cannot do press confirm delivery because I don't have the order and it's against the companies privacy policy to show the customers address without their consent. I showed her all the details of the order.,The MANAGER behind the counter went as far as trying to touch my phone until I pulled it away from her. This is not only treating customers with suspicion but also targeting and profiling delivery drivers. I asked for t

Worst Arby's ever. All the meat is mushy roast beef, staff was rude, wait was forever, they didn't have any of the new sandwiches that don't suck, and after like a 25-minute wait, they left out part of my order and gave us no BBQ sauce. The curly fries were still curly fries, which is somewhat redeeming. Still the worst Arby's ever.

It sounds like you had a frustrating experience at the Arby's in Lindenhurst, NY, especially with the "free" cheesesteak promotion and the quality of the sandwich itself. Here's a breakdown of the issues you described, referencing common experiences and Arby's promotions: 1. "Free" Cheesesteak Promotion Terms: * The "catch": You're right to be disappointed about the hidden spending requirement. Arby's often offers "free" items through their Rewards program or other deals, but these frequently come with a minimum purchase requirement (e.g., "free sandwich with $10 purchase"). It's a common marketing tactic for fast food chains to drive up average order values. * Checking terms: It's always a good idea to thoroughly read the fine print or ask for clarification on any "free" promotion. These