Editor's Review
Two things decide whether a fast food app earns space on a phone: how quickly it repeats your usual order, and whether the offers beat the board price. Arby's does reasonably on both counts.
The menu is browsable with per-item customisation before anything reaches the basket, and a finished order can go out for counter pickup, drive-thru collection or delivery. Offers rotate through the app and generally undercut what is posted inside the restaurant, while the rewards programme accumulates points against purchases you were making anyway. A locator shows which nearby branches are open and which services each one runs.
The caveats are the ordinary ones for a chain app. It matters only if you live near a participating restaurant in the United States, offers want an account and usually location access, and delivery arrives carrying the courier fees that make a sandwich noticeably dearer than at the counter. For a regular, the 4.58 average looks about right.
Features
Full menu with per-item customisation before checkout
Ordering ahead for counter pickup, drive-thru or delivery
App-only offers and limited-time promotions
Rewards points earned and redeemed against orders
Restaurant locator showing hours and available services
Pros
Offers held in the app usually beat the price posted in the restaurant
Repeating a saved favourite order takes seconds
Cons
Only useful within reach of a participating United States restaurant
Rewards and most promotions need an account and location permission
Delivery pricing runs well above what the same order costs at the counter
