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I find it weird you specifically called out Arbys since it seems like the closer you are to Richmond the better it becomes, with Richmond Arbys seemingly from a
by Larrikin 6y ago
I find it weird you specifically called out Arbys since it seems like the closer you are to Richmond the better it becomes, with Richmond Arbys seemingly from a different planet compared to the rest of the country. There's rotisserie chickens, they seem free to experiment with the menu, some locations have beer, and it easily still competes and is often times better than the rise of "fast casual" places like five guys.
I was genuinely surprised when I went to college further up the east coast and found out the hate on tv shows was a real opinion. It definitely wasn't as good up north but not that bad. I'd heard the further from the east coast, and for some reason Richmond, the worse it gets, with California friends despising it.
- Spooky23 6y agoI’ll admit to bias. My foundational experience was eating at one on the way back from a track meet in high school. It was the only option available in a small town. The curly fries were good; the sandwich... let’s just say it was a long ride home on the bus. In the pantheon of fast food as defined by me, only a New Jersey Turnpike Roy Rogers (may no longer exist) rates lower!