Arby's
Ciccio
was reinforced in later years when their roast beef sandwiches became
worse, which I hadn't thought possible. Thus, I often forget that
their Market Fresh Sandwiches(TM), of more recent times, aren't bad.
Yesterday, I had their Reuben. Of course, I wasn't expecting, nor did
they serve me, a Reuben of the quality of a good Jewish Deli a la
Langers in LaLaLand. The sandwich however, tasted better than those
found in the run-of-the-mill BA delis. It was filling as well.
Another plus, is that Arby's has horseradish sauce. It, however, lacks
the punch of a good horseradish sauce. Though, considering other drive-
thrus are void of any type of horseradish, I appreciated that nice
touch. Indeed, I often find that most BA delis don't have horseradish
for sandwiches.
Many people, including myself, often ask: "When is somebody going to
open a drive-thru deli?" Well, until somebody does, when I desire to
remain in the comfort of my car, I will remind myself of Arby's drive-
thru deli sandwiches.
Ciccio
Geoff Miller
Ciccio <franc...@comcast.net> writes:
> When I was a teenager, we'd call Arby's, "Barfy's."
Reminds me of one of mine: "Yoshinoya Barf Bowl."
Geoff "You don't have to be circumcised to love Levy's" Miller
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Jon Nadelberg
>
> Many people, including myself, often ask: "When is somebody going to
> open a drive-thru deli?" Well, until somebody does, when I desire to
> remain in the comfort of my car, I will remind myself of Arby's drive-
> thru deli sandwiches.
>
Where is there a drive through Arbys? Actually, the only Arby's I can
think of is in SSF. Arby's is ok. They have some different stuff.
Jon Nadelberg
Actually, I just answered my own question by going to their web page.
I now recall eating at one down in SJ, or somewhere down there.
Everything south of Palo Alto is a blur.
I just almost never go down that way. There was one in Menlo Park, not
a drive through, but it closed and is now a fish place, I think.
Gary Brainin
> I just almost never go down that way. There was one in Menlo Park, not
> a drive through, but it closed and is now a fish place, I think.
The Fish Market is still in the building next to the ex-Arby's,
where it has been for time immemorial (i.e., since I moved here).
They are, however, using what used to be the Arby's sign.
-Gary
Gary Brainin
> The Fish Market is still in the building next to the ex-Arby's,
Don't post at this hour of the morning, Gary. You're not awake,
yet.
Cook's Seafood, not The Fish Market. Duh.
-Gary
Ciccio
> Ciccio wrote:
>
> Where is there a drive through Arbys? Actually, the only Arby's I can
> think of is in SSF. Arby's is ok. They have some different stuff.
The most recent ones I went to, Pleasanton and Fairfield, are drive-
thrus. In fact, upon reflection, most, if not all, of the ones I've
gone to have been drive-thrus.
Ciccio
Dan Abel
Jon Nadelberg <ne...@nadelberg.com> wrote:
The Arbys in Rohnert Park has a drivethrough. I've used it many times.
I used to work in Rohnert Park.
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George Grapman
In the 90's there was one on Market St. in SF. I went once and the
only resemblance to the Arby's of years ago was the name.
Al Eisner
The sign has, for over a year, indicated that Cook's was opening something
in the old Arby's building. Nothing obvious has happened yet. The last
time I asked about this at Cook's, I didn't get a useful answer (but
perhaps the employee I asked simply didn't know).
--
Al Eisner
San Mateo Co., CA
Geoff Miller
Jon Nadelberg <ne...@nadelberg.com> writes:
> Where is there a drive through Arbys?
Doesn't the one on El Camino (at Bernardo?) in Sunnyvale
have a drive-up window? Maybe I'm thinking of the Burger
King nearby.
Geoff
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"Geoff Miller" <geo...@lava.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> Jon Nadelberg <ne...@nadelberg.com> writes:
>
>> Where is there a drive through Arbys?
>
>
> Doesn't the one on El Camino (at Bernardo?) in Sunnyvale
> have a drive-up window? Maybe I'm thinking of the Burger
> King nearby.
Arbys in San Jose on Snell has a drive thru....
Peter Lawrence
> Jon Nadelberg <ne...@nadelberg.com> writes:
>
>> Where is there a drive through Arbys?
>
>
> Doesn't the one on El Camino (at Bernardo?) in Sunnyvale
> have a drive-up window? Maybe I'm thinking of the Burger
> King nearby.
Yes, the Arby's at El Camino Real and Bernardo in Sunnyvale has a
drive-up window, and a very nice one at that. It's landscaped and has a
very large overhang above the drive-up window to keep the driver inside
of the vehicle dry when it's raining.
(Unfortunately, like most drive-thru's, there's no overhang to protect
the driver when he or she is placing the order by the outdoor menu sign.)
- Peter
Ian MacLure
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[snip]
> Where is there a drive through Arbys? Actually, the only Arby's I can
S Bernardo & ECR in S'vale.
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KarenCannoli
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axlq
Ciccio <franc...@comcast.net> wrote:
>When I was a teenager, we'd call Arby's, "Barfy's." That pejorative
>was reinforced in later years when their roast beef sandwiches became
>worse, which I hadn't thought possible. Thus, I often forget that
>their Market Fresh Sandwiches(TM), of more recent times, aren't bad.
For the first time in my life last weekend I ate at an Arby's near
the intersection of SR-99 and SR-88 just outside of Stockton, to see
what the fuss on this thread was about. I got a regular roast beef
sandwich.
I figured, this would be sufficient to tide me over after a long
day of wine tasting; I was hungry and tired and tipsy and wanted a
little morsel quickly in my belly before crashing into a hotel room
bed.
The sandwich was okay. I almost couldn't finish it though. It
could have done with a bit less saltiness. I did wonder as I was
eating it, how do they slice the beef so paper-thin? That, I
thought, was pretty amazing.
-A
Ian MacLure
[snip]
> The sandwich was okay. I almost couldn't finish it though. It
> could have done with a bit less saltiness. I did wonder as I was
> eating it, how do they slice the beef so paper-thin? That, I
> thought, was pretty amazing.
Industrial strength slicer set on "translucent"
IBM
Michael Sierchio
> ax...@spamcop.net (axlq) wrote in news:fkrqve$gg$1...@blue.rahul.net:
>> ... how do they slice the beef so paper-thin? That, I
>> thought, was pretty amazing.
>
> Industrial strength slicer set on "translucent"
Also, it's a re-formed meat product, innit? See what fun
you can have with some transglutaminase at home!
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> Also, it's a re-formed meat product, innit? See what fun
> you can have with some transglutaminase at home!
I had to Google that one.
PSE meat -- yumm!