Arby's

This Arby's is much better than the east side location and it's better than most stores around the country.  They've fixed their problem with the wallpaper separating from the wall by not using wallpaper.  They had some sort of laminate paneling that was reasonable for such a QSR, as well as some photos on a wall.

I can't say that the tables were clean, even though there was someone working on them when I walked into the dining room.  As I sat down, I noticed dark areas on each table, where there was some advertising previously and apparently, the adhesive didn't let go fully.  When I touched it, I noticed food crumbs, but I had already avoided a couple of tables, so I just sat to eat.

I had been wanting a Jamocha milk shake--that's my main reason for going to Arby's anyway.  $2.39 wasn't a bad price for a medium, and it seemed quite a lot and very thick.  The junior roast beef and the potato cakes were just warm.  Something was unusual with the bun.  It had a few sesame seeds.  There were enough of them to call it a sesame-seeded bun, but it wasn't plain.

It's not that things were terrible, but they could have been good.  It's no wonder the money backing them sold them as soon as they bought Wendy's.