Arby’s Menu With Prices (September 2026)

Arby’s Menu Prices at a Glance

Arby’s built its whole position on selling meat that nobody else in the drive thru sells. Roast beef sliced in the restaurant, smoked brisket, corned beef, turkey, gyro meat and steak all sit on the same board, and that is why the average check runs a dollar or two above a burger chain. What keeps it competitive is the slider line, where four different sandwiches sit at $2.29.

Prices below are in store figures checked across several states in September 2026. Arby’s is heavily franchised, so a Beef ‘n Cheddar in a coastal market can run a dollar above the same sandwich in the Midwest. Delivery app prices are higher again, often 30 percent or more, which is why the numbers on aggregator sites frequently look inflated.

Arby’s Deals and Value Menu

Arby’s runs fewer permanent deals than the burger chains but the ones it does run are worth planning around. The slider line is the everyday value play and the 2 for $7 board rotates through the mid tier sandwiches.

The app is where the real discounts live. Arby’s runs offers there that never make it to the menu board, including regular free curly fries with a purchase and dollar off codes on the bigger sandwiches. If you eat at Arby’s more than once a month, the app pays for itself quickly.

Arby’s Roast Beef Menu and Prices

This is the sandwich the chain is named for. The beef is roasted and sliced in the restaurant rather than arriving pre-portioned, and the three sizes are the same sandwich with more meat rather than different recipes. Ask for it with Arby’s Sauce or Horsey Sauce, both free.

Beef ‘n Cheddar

The Beef ‘n Cheddar is roast beef with cheddar sauce and red ranch on an onion roll, and it outsells the plain roast beef at most restaurants. The cheddar sauce is what pushes the calories up by roughly 90 over the equivalent plain sandwich.

Specialty and Market Fresh Sandwiches

This is the part of the menu that has no equivalent anywhere else in fast food. Smoked brisket, corned beef, roast turkey and a French dip with au jus are all sit down restaurant items sold from a drive thru window.

The French Dip comes with a cup of au jus for dipping and the calorie figure above does not include it. The Reuben is the one item that regularly sells out at smaller restaurants because corned beef moves slowly, so if that is your order, go earlier in the day.

Arby’s Chicken Menu

Arby’s chicken is a full second menu rather than a token offering, and the tenders come with a free sauce cup. The Buffalo and Cordon Bleu builds use the same crispy filet with different toppings.

Arby’s Gyros

The gyros are served on warm flatbread with tzatziki, lettuce, tomato and onion. Three versions run the same price and the roast beef version swaps the gyro meat for the house beef, which drops the calories by around 160.

Arby’s Sliders

Sliders are the cheapest hot food Arby’s sells and they are a full quarter of the size of a regular sandwich rather than a token bite. Two of them plus a small curly fries lands a full meal under nine dollars.

Arby’s Sides and Snacks

Curly fries are the reason a lot of people pull in at all. They come in three sizes and the jump from small to large adds about 290 calories. Potato cakes are the quieter option and they are the better side for dipping in Arby’s Sauce.

One thing worth knowing before you plan a lighter meal here. Arby’s dropped its salad line several years ago and has not brought it back, so there is no green option on the current menu. The closest thing to a light order is a Roast Beef Slider or the Ham and Swiss Melt at 380 calories.

Arby’s Sauces

All of these are free with an order and you can ask for extra at the counter. Arby’s Sauce is the tangy red one and Horsey Sauce is the creamy horseradish, and the two of them together on a Classic Roast Beef is how most regulars order it.

Shakes and Desserts

The Jamocha Shake is the signature and it has been on the menu longer than most of the sandwiches. It is coffee and chocolate blended into the vanilla base rather than a coffee syrup added on top, which is why it tastes different from every other fast food coffee shake.

Arby’s Drinks

Fountain drinks come with free refills in the dining room and the lemonades are made in restaurant rather than poured from the fountain line.

Arby’s Kids Meals

Each kids meal comes with a small side and a small drink, and apple slices or a milk swap are available at no extra charge.

The Meat Mountain

The Meat Mountain is not printed on any menu board and it is not a joke order. It started as a poster showing every protein Arby’s carries stacked in one image, customers began asking for it by name, and enough restaurants now build it that it has become a real off menu item.

It stacks roast beef, brisket, corned beef, roast turkey, ham, chicken tenders, bacon, Swiss and cheddar into one sandwich. Expect to pay around $10.99 to $12.99 depending on the restaurant, and expect roughly 1,030 calories. Not every location will make one, and franchises that do sometimes need you to order it as a Half Pound Roast Beef with additions rather than by name. Ask politely at the counter rather than through the drive thru speaker, because it takes the kitchen longer than a standard build.

Does Arby’s Serve Breakfast?

No, not at the large majority of restaurants. Arby’s ran a national breakfast menu years ago, pulled it, and never brought it back. Most locations open between 10am and 11am and go straight onto the regular menu.

A small number of franchised restaurants, mostly in truck stops, travel plazas and a handful of Midwest markets, still serve a limited breakfast of biscuits, croissants and breakfast sandwiches. These are individual operator decisions and there is no national Arby’s breakfast menu to look up.

Arby’s Opening Hours

Hours are set by the franchise and the drive thru usually stays open later than the dining room. These are the typical hours for a US restaurant.

Arby’s closes on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day at most locations. Restaurants inside travel plazas and highway service areas often run much longer hours, and a few operate 24 hours on the drive thru.

How to Order at Arby’s for Less

Start with the sliders. Two Roast Beef Sliders cost less than one Classic Roast Beef and deliver the same amount of beef, and when the 2 for $4 slider deal is running the gap gets wider still.

Skip the combo unless you want the large drink. A Classic Roast Beef Combo at $8.79 costs about $1.30 more than the sandwich, a small curly fries and a small drink bought separately, and the only real gain is the drink size. Check the app before you order because the free curly fries offer runs there more weeks than not. And if you are buying for a group, the Meat and 3 Box at $9.99 puts three sides in the bag for less than buying them one at a time.

Arby’s Nutrition Notes

Arby’s sits in an odd position nutritionally. The plain roast beef sandwiches are among the leanest fast food sandwiches anywhere at 360 calories for the Classic, well under a quarter pound cheeseburger at most chains. But the menu has no salad, no fruit cup and no grilled chicken, so once you move past the roast beef the options thin out fast.

Sodium is where Arby’s runs high. Deli style meats are cured and the sauces add more, so a Half Pound Beef ‘n Cheddar clears 2,000mg before the fries arrive. If sodium matters to you, the plain Classic Roast Beef with Arby’s Sauce and a small curly fries is the sensible order and lands near 610 calories for the pair. Vegetarians have essentially nothing here beyond the sides, since even the mac and cheese sits on the same line as the meat.

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