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4845 Farm to Market 1960 Rd W, Houston, Texas, 77069, United States
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Apr 28, 2018
They run out of mozzarella sticks often, the service is slow. This is probably one of the consistently slowest drivethrough experiences I’ve ever had. I go back thinking it must just be a busy day only to be disappointed over and over again. Maybe new management is needed?

May 22, 2018
Terrible. Food was cold not good at all. Fries hard sandwich skimpy on meat. I will not go back horrible experience.

May 17, 2018
More than just roast beef options. Fresh and fast service

May 3, 2018
Ridiculous, I just bought two of the brisk stack sandwiches Arby’s is offering now , WOW I’m FURIOUS these burgers where made so pitiful the person who made them should be fired then kicked in the ass !!! My Arby’s sauce packet is thicker than the meat on the sandwich , I paid 20.00 for a sandwich smaller than a cheeseburger from MCDONALDS , if you haven’t been screwed for a while go here!!! Now I know why they were completely empty they SUCK!!!!

Mar 25, 2018
My wife & I went to this Arbys. Based on TV commercials we decided to try it out. We were welcomed by a friendly staff. Then everything thing turned bad (with the menue). Half the items on the menu board we couldn't order because the store didn't have the ingredients to make them. We ended up with a Ruben sandwich. They were too Dry to eat. We asked for the sauce to put on, but didn't get any because the store was out. This was the first time to go to Arbys and probably the last time.

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