Arby’s Menu With Prices 2026: Full USA Menu, Calories & Deals

Last updated: October 10, 2026

What Is on the Menu?

Roast beef built the brand, but the menu goes well beyond it. You will find sliders, chicken sandwiches, tenders, smokehouse brisket, loaded sides, shakes, desserts and, at many restaurants, a morning menu. This page walks through each category, explains what makes the standout items worth ordering, and shows how to order without overspending.

Every category below has a photo grid and, once you add prices and calories in the dashboard, a quick-scan table. Jump to any section with the category bar at the top of the page.

Roast Beef Classics

The roast beef sandwich is the item most people come for. Thin-sliced beef is piled on a sesame seed bun and finished with a tangy red sauce. Step up to the Half Pound for a heavier meal, or pick a Beef ‘n Cheddar if you like warm cheese sauce and onion roll flavor. The Smokehouse Brisket brings a barbecue edge for anyone who wants something richer.

Sliders and Value Menu

Sliders are the easiest way to build a cheap meal. Each one is a small sandwich, so you can mix flavors: roast beef, ham, plain chicken, or sauced chicken. Two or three sliders plus a side usually costs less than a full-size sandwich combo, and the lineup rotates, so look at the app before you order.

Chicken Sandwiches and Tenders

Crispy chicken sandwiches and hand-breaded tenders are the main non-beef choices. Tenders come in different counts, which makes them good for sharing, and most restaurants offer several dipping sauces. If you want a lighter meal, ask whether a grilled option is available at your location.

Sides and Fries

Curly fries are the signature side: seasoned, spiral-cut and crisp. Crinkle fries, mozzarella sticks, onion rings and potato cakes round out the list. Sides are priced to be added to any sandwich, and large sizes work well for sharing across a table.

Kids Menu

Kids meals pair a small main with a side, and a drink or a fruit pouch at many locations. They are sized for younger appetites and are a sensible pick for anyone who wants a smaller meal at a lower price.

Breakfast Menu

Breakfast is available at participating restaurants only, and serving hours differ. Expect biscuits, croissant sandwiches, French toast sticks and potato cakes. If breakfast matters for your trip, check the restaurant listing or the app before driving over.

Shakes and Drinks

The Jamocha shake, a mix of coffee, chocolate and vanilla flavors, is the best-known drink. Classic vanilla and chocolate shakes sit beside fountain drinks and tea. Shakes are made fresh and are one of the items worth saving room for.

Desserts

Turnovers and cookies are the usual sweet finishers. Seasonal desserts show up now and then, so look for limited-time signs in the store.

Top Picks

If you are ordering for the first time, start here. These combos are the ones most visitors look for: the beef sandwiches, the brisket, and a crispy chicken option for anyone who prefers poultry.

Smokehouse and Brisket

Slow-smoked brisket gives the menu a barbecue side. It is richer and heavier than the classic roast beef, so pair it with a lighter side if you want to keep the meal balanced.

Steak Nuggets

Bite-sized breaded steak pieces sold in different counts. They are easy to share and work well with the dipping sauces. The sandwich version packs the same nuggets into a bun.

Salads

Salads give a lighter route through a meat-heavy menu. Check dressing choices and toppings, since dressing and crispy toppings can add many calories.

Secret Menu

Secret menu items are not on the board. You assemble them from regular items and ask staff to combine them. Not every location will agree, so be polite, order each item separately if needed, and expect a few extra dollars on the bill.

Deals, Coupons and Rewards

Bundle promotions such as “2 for $7” or “5 for $10” style offers have appeared on and off, along with app-only discounts and email coupons. Because deals change and differ by region, treat any number you see online as a hint and check the offers tab in the official app before ordering.

• Join the rewards program: points on every order can turn into free items.
• Order in the app: app-only offers are often better than anything at the counter.
• Mix sliders: three sliders and a side is often cheaper than one large sandwich meal.
• Check at lunch and late evening: some restaurants run time-based offers.
• Skip the combo: if you only want a sandwich, ordering it alone and adding a side can cost less.

Deal names, prices and dates change often. Always confirm in the app before ordering.

Nutrition and Calories

Calories vary widely. A slider or a kids meal sits at the low end, while a Half Pound sandwich with fries and a shake sits far higher. To eat lighter, choose sliders, skip the shake, pick a smaller side, and ask for sauces on the side. The official nutrition calculator lists exact numbers and allergen information, so use it if you track macros or have an allergy.

Gluten-Free and Vegetarian Options

The menu is built around meat and breaded items, so dietary options are limited. Some restaurants can serve sandwich fillings without the bun, and sides like potato cakes may suit vegetarians, but shared fryers and kitchen cross-contact are real. If you have celiac disease or a serious allergy, read the official allergen guide and speak with the manager at your location.

Opening and Closing Hours

Most restaurants open in the late morning and close in the late evening, with later hours on Friday and Saturday at some sites. Drive-through hours can be longer than dining room hours. Holiday hours differ, so check your restaurant page on the day.

These are typical ranges only, not guaranteed hours for your location.

How to Order

• In store or drive-through: the quickest option at lunch if the line is short.
• App or website: pick your restaurant, build your order, apply offers, then choose pickup or delivery.
• Delivery partners: available in many areas, but menu prices on delivery apps are often higher.
• Catering: sandwich platters and party packs for offices and events, usually ordered a day ahead.

Find a Restaurant Near You

Use the official store locator, or search your maps app for the nearest location. Look at the listing for current hours, phone number, drive-through status and whether breakfast is served. Calling ahead is the most reliable way to confirm a limited-time item.

What Should You Order? Quick Picks by Craving

Not sure where to start? Match your mood to an item.

• Craving something classic: Classic Roast Beef.
• Very hungry: Half Pound Roast Beef or a Double Roast Beef.
• Craving something cheesy: Beef ‘n Cheddar.
• Craving something smoky: Smokehouse Brisket.
• Craving something crispy: Crispy Chicken Sandwich or chicken tenders.
• On a budget: two or three sliders with a side.
• Craving something sweet: Jamocha shake or a turnover.

Why People Choose This Menu

• A clear specialty: roast beef sandwiches are the focus, and few chains do them.
• Wide choice: from small sliders to tenders, brisket and shakes.
• Value options: sliders, bundles and app offers keep a meal affordable.
• Signature sides: curly fries are recognised on sight.

Catering Menu

Many restaurants offer catering for offices, parties and events: sandwich platters, tender trays, sides and drinks in group sizes. Catering usually needs a day of notice and is ordered through the official website or directly with your local restaurant. Availability and prices depend on the location, so ask for the current catering menu.

Customer Service

If something went wrong with an order, start with the help section of the app or the official contact page. For a specific restaurant, use the phone number on its listing. Our guide to customer service and phone numbers explains each step.

Final Thoughts

Use this page as a map of the menu: pick a category, compare prices and calories, then confirm current deals and hours in the official app. We update this guide regularly, and the “last updated” date at the top shows when it was last reviewed.

Frequently Asked Questions

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