Arby's

Reviews

• TS

  Teresa Schidecker

  Dec 23, 2025
  5.0
  The cashier was Amazing He greeted everyone!!!!
• BB

  Brenda Birdwell

  Dec 13, 2025
  5.0
  This restaurant was surprisingly very clean up front and looking past the registers to where they bag and cook your food. Cleanest fast food establishment i have been to. The service was fast and the cashier was very helpful and friendly.
• DI

  David Harris IV

  Nov 23, 2025
  5.0
  Loved their turkey. Steak nuggets were good addition to menu.
• WK

  Wanda Kisselburg

  Nov 17, 2025
  1.0
  I told the person at the window please make sure my hamburger was done the last time I got one he was pink in the center he told me I was telling the truth and when I got my meal I got not napkins or ketchup i asked him and he said you had to ask for them.I've never had to ask for them before.He was very rude and I'm an autist.I did not i do you spend a lot for a hamburger French fries in a Coke and then you service. It's not acceptable thank you Wanda Cassell I want be back
• RP

  Regena Phillips

  Oct 28, 2025
  1.0
  😳🤯 Unacceptable Behavior from Arby’s Management in Blairsville 😡 This afternoon at the Blairsville Arby’s, I experienced something that left me shocked and disappointed. As I was getting out of my car to grab $10.42 that I was short on my bill, the man pictured — the general manager of that Arby’s — honked his horn at me. To be clear, the entire moment took less than 60 seconds to get the change— my son already had the $10 bill in his hand, and I literally grabbed 42 cents in change from my console and shut the door. That’s when he honked at me. When I raised my arms to see what he needed, he became defensive. When I raised my arms again, he started to get out of his car, acting aggressive and confrontational. There was defensive behavior on both of our parts in the parking lot, but things escalated when he began being disrespectful because he wanted the parking spot next to my car. that at this point was already free and clear because we were trying to walk into the restaurant. My son stated several times for him not to speak to me that way as he began to get more defensive himself. Yes, my son was also on the extreme defense — and I give him no excuses — but he’s 16 years old, and this was a grown man. At that point, all three of us were defensive and on edge, so I stepped in to separate the situation that was clearly escalating. We came inside the restaurant to diffuse things, and I explained to the employees what had happened — that the man was still sitting in his car near mine. From behind the employee counter, he came in and continued to cause a scene, yelling at us in front of customers. at this point, I never raise my voice, trying to keep things calm. I asked for the general manager’s phone number. He informed me that he was the general manager and refused to provide contact information for anyone above him. Eventually, he set an email address down on the table in the lobby — right by the entrance — and loudly told us he never wanted to see us there again, once more in front of all the customers. What’s even more disappointing is that I had just spent $52 on a meal to sit down with my family — a meal I never even got to enjoy. Everyone at our table was so unnerved by what happened. A very kind employee later came up to apologize for her boss’s behavior, saying several times that no one should ever be treated that way in front of so many people. No parent or child should ever be treated this way — especially by someone in a position of leadership representing a business in our community. Respect, professionalism, and basic decency should always come first.