Arby's - Chula Vista

The service from the supervisor left something to be desired but the crewmember made of for it. Everything was delicious.

Arby?s is great I worked there back in the day in San Ysidro. Now I have to do a 30 mile round trip to get to closest one is in Bonita. The sandwiches are very good here. Made to order and thorough with what my special order was. Beef and cheddar withshredded lettuce. lettuce is .69 cents so is tomato so ?cha? ching? ? what he what you add on $1.38 for both) The turnovermust have been turned over twice. It looked good but was dry with very little filling. The gentleman at the window was verykind. He even answered the phone that night when I called to see if they were really open. fast food joints rarely answertheir phones in Southern California) It was worth 15 miles to get there and another 15 back home.

Stopped in for a quick lunch and it was good. They are out of a few items but the had it marked on the menu. One of these days we'll get past supply chain issues.

Ack! Gag! Barf! If you want good food, avoid Arby 's. From when I was first enticed by slick advertising to patronize the new Arby 's in Winter Park, Florida in the 1960 's until now, their food is tasteless and unfulfilling. Thinly sliced pre-masticated beef with gooey man-made American cheese (the Europeans would disagree). No lettuce, not tomato. The onlyreason I ate it was because my son brought it to me. This chain should be avoided at all costs unless you are 1) starving, and2) the nearest alternative is 50 miles away. Even then, give it a second thought.

In my opinion, Arby's has the best milkshake in Chula Vista, and I'll use any handy excuse to go get one: