Arby’s did not want to be just another fast-food restaurant on the rise back in the 1960s. They wanted to stand out. From their menu, their interior, and even the customers they wanted to serve. So in 1964, brothers Leroy and Forrest Raffel crafted a business model of an upscale fast food restaurant clad with sophisticated interior design that offered roast beef sandwiches as their main menu item.

Today, this fast-food chain continues to innovate its menu. Here is the up-to-date menu with prices that you’ll find at Arby’s.

Arby’s Menu with Prices

Meal Prices

Limited Time Menu Items

Market Fresh Menu

Crispy Juicy Chicken Menu

Sliders Menu

Slow Roasted Beef Menu

Sides & Snacks Menu

Dessert Menu

Drink Menu

Kids Menu

FAQs

What menu items have been discontinued at Arby’s?

1. Loaded Italian Sandwich – Several types of meat ingredients used for this sandwich was discontinued hence the inevitable demise of the whole item.
2. Pizza Slider
3. Ham Slider
4. Loaded Curly Fries
5. Potato Cakes
6. Capri Sun Juice – Replaced with Honest Organic Kids Organic Apple Juice Drink 

Are there any discounts you can claim at Arby’s?

Arby’s currently honors a Senior’s Discount and will offer those 55 and over a 10%  discount on their order. However, they do not have a company-wide policy that governs these discounts across all franchises. They also have a rewards program that offers various deals if you sign up for an account at their website or through their mobile app. Sample offers are:

• FREE Classic Roast Beef Sandwich W/ Purchase
• $5 Off A $20+ Order Every Weekend

Arby’s also offers Gift Cards. They also practice a happy hour time frame every day from 2 pm to 5 pm, only at participating stores and with varying promotional offers.

What are the most popular menu items at Arby’s?

1. Arby’s Classic Beef ‘n Cheddar
2. Arby’s Cherry Turnover
3. Arby’s Classic Beef n Cheddar Sandwich

Is there a secret menu at Arby’s?

Yes, Arby’s offers a staple secret menu item which is the Meat Mountain, containing a monumental amount of meat and other ingredients:

• Two chicken tenders
• Pit-smoked ham
• Smoked brisket
• Roast beef
• Pepper bacon
• Roast turkey
• USDA-choice Angus steak
• Cheddar cheese
• Swiss cheese

Aside from Meat Mountain, some occasional secret menu items are:

1. Arby’s Ham and Swiss Cheese Sandwich
2. Ultimate BLT
3. Bacon Mac and Cheese
4. Bacon Beef and Cheddar
5. Double French Dip
6. Super Roast Beef Sandwich

Are there any menu items for specialty diets? 

Arby’s does not offer vegetarian or vegan options, however, some menu items like Jalapeno Bites, Classic Roast Beef, and all slider menu items are below 350 calories.

The following beverages are also great for calorie-conscious consumers:

1. Organic Kids Organic Apple Juice Drink
2. Shamrock Farms Low Fat Milk
3. Shamrock Farms Low Fat Chocolate Milk 

Who is the target audience of this restaurant’s menu?

There is a popular meme being shared around the internet asking the question: Who eats at Arby’s? According to Forbes, 50% of Arby’s customers are under the age of 35. Of course, men, women, and children of almost any age can enjoy dining at this restaurant. 

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Arby’s was originally planned to be called “Big Tex”, however, the name was already taken. Leroy and Forrest then settled with the namesake as wordplay for “Raffel Brothers” and had stretched it out to spell “Arby’s”. They started out with a small menu offering a few roast beef sandwiches, potato chips, and soft drinks.

Now, you’d think as a chain that sells tons of beef every year that they weren’t concerned with public health at all. However, Arby’s was one of the first restaurants to serve a “lite” menu with lower calories and was even the first fast-food restaurant to ban indoor smoking in 1994.

The very first menu consisted of slow-cooked roast beef sandwiches for only 69 cents including drinks. In the midst of competitors offering 15-20 cent burger meals, the pioneering tiny Arby’s restaurant founded in Ohio grew to more than 3,400 outlets spread across 3 continents today. Its founding state, Ohio, contributing to 8% of the stores, or roughly around 270.