Arby's

8117 Chinden Blvd., Boise, ID

208-672-8806

Overall:B-(3.2/5.0 stars)
Value:B+(4.0/5.0 stars)
Atmosphere:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Service:B-(3.2/5.0 stars)
Taste:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Presentation:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Arby's

Reuben Details

Sandwich Name: Arby's Reuben Combo ($5.99)

Menu Description: None

Included Side Items: Regular or curly fries and a medium drink

Presentation: The sandwich was cut down the middle and wrapped in wax paper. The sandwich had Thousand Island dressing spread on both slices of bread, with Swiss cheese followed by sauerkraut under the layer of corned beef.

Dimensions: 715 cm3 (13 cm x 11 cm x 5 cm)

Bulk-to-Cost Ratio: 119 cm3/dollar


Review -

Review Date: Dec 5, 2006

Overall:B(3.5/5.0 stars)
Value:B+(4.0/5.0 stars)
Atmosphere:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Service:B(3.5/5.0 stars)
Taste:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Presentation:C(2.5/5.0 stars)

I would've given an overall grade of "C" but the curly fries and the Jamocha shake raised it a grade. The marbled rye was not toasted, so the sandwich was a bit soggy. This also was available in a wrap instead of rye bread. The taste was average at best, but what do I expect from an Arby's. The service was fast, hence the name "fast food". I doubt if I will eat another.


Review -

Review Date: Dec 5, 2006

Overall:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Value:B(3.5/5.0 stars)
Atmosphere:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Service:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Taste:C(2.5/5.0 stars)
Presentation:C(2.5/5.0 stars)

The taste was OK, but nothing above average. The bread was marbled rye but not toasted or grilled, therefore making it a little on the soggy side. The overall experience was no more then normal for a fast food restaurant but it was doable for a fast in and out lunch.