Arby's menu prices

Arby's prices on this page come from a national pickup reading on October 24, 2026. Drive Thru Index checked the chain's own ordering app and published the typical price, which is the median restaurant, plus the cheapest and priciest ends of the range when that item page listed them. A median is not a coupon and not the store on your corner. About nine in ten US fast-food restaurants are franchised, and each owner sets a board. Where this check did not find a typical price, the cell says prices vary by location and the old unsourced number is gone. Linked item pages repeat the same dollar so the hub and the article do not argue. Hello Kitty and Sub Stackers, where those rows exist, keep the prices already tied to a named report.

Read the Arby's table by category. A side will almost always cost less than a sandwich, and that does not make the side a meal. Combo meals are omitted when nobody published a typical combo price for this check. Adding fries and a drink at the register will move the total. Calories stay blank unless the chain posted them. Chick-fil-A is the brand on this site with nutrition copied from its own nutrition page. Other chains keep the calorie cell empty on purpose. The pictures on item pages are original MenuLeak illustrations. They are not product photos and they do not use the chain's logo.

Order Arby's from the app if you want the price for a store you chose. The app price is the one Drive Thru Index records for pickup. Delivery usually adds a markup. Airport and stadium counters are often higher than a roadside store, and those sites are called out in the Drive Thru Index notes when the gap is large. A deal on the deals page is not automatically the everyday menu price. If the deal cell says prices vary by location, this check did not confirm a live national offer, and the page does not invent one. Breakfast items, when they are listed, leave the board later in the day. Do not assume a morning sandwich is still ringing up at dinner. If you are comparing two sizes, use the size column. An 8-piece and a 12-piece are different rows, and a medium pizza is not a large.

Arby's does not charge one US price. The typical figure is the middle restaurant on October 24, 2026. Texas is often cheap for burger chains and Alaska or Hawaii is often expensive, but that pattern is not a rule for every item, and this page does not invent a city you did not ask about. Sub Stackers stay limited to the St. Louis area and the named Michigan test cities already on that item page. The Hello Kitty King Jr. Meal stays on the prices Burger King gave USA Today. For every other row, treat the dollar as a national typical pickup price or as the sentence prices vary by location. Write down your own store if you are keeping a personal log. This page will not pretend a Houston receipt is a New York receipt. The same sandwich can move by more than a dollar between two states, which is why a single pretty number used to be worse than no number. This page would rather show the median and the range, or say prices vary by location, than keep a filler dollar. The Arby's dollars that stayed are the October 24, 2026 pickup medians. Classic Roast Beef is typically $5.19, with restaurants in that read spanning $3.91 to $7.69. Half Pound Roast Beef is typically $7.99. Medium curly fries are typically $3.29, and a 4-piece mozzarella sticks order is typically $4.49. Beef 'n Cheddar had no matching national item page in that read, so that row says prices vary by location. Sub Stackers stay on the separate test-store prices already filed for Loaded Italian, Turkey Ranch and Bacon, Three Cheese Beef and Bacon, and Sweet 'n Golden Triple. Those four are not national medians. They are the St. Louis test figures already sourced on that item page.