The world's only roast beef sandwich fast-food chain.

by Allison Austin

In Short
Since 1964, when the first Arby's opened in Ohio, its roast beef sandwiches have been a popular hamburger alternative. The chain's signature red-and-tan color scheme and cowboy hat signage make it easy to spot. The menu features several variations on the classic Arby's sandwich--thin-sliced beef topped with barbecue sauce, cheese sauce or other toppings--as well as jalapeno poppers and assorted milk shakes, including the signature Jamocha flavor.

05/30/06

Try the Roast Beef

by vash

This is a gem. Arby's did a great job with the ;seating and the 50's atmosphere thrown in with new age problems. Food is great, the jammoca sheke is tremendous but there is a highschool nearby and the place can get loud and packed. Best to come early or late and avoid them. Prices are what you would find in any other fast food returant, but it's style is unique and worth it at least oncei in your life to try some Arby's.

• Pros: Shakes, 50's ambience, Roas Beef sandwhich
• Cons: High schoolers