Arby’s has a menu full of delicious sandwiches you can try. Here are Arby’s latest menu prices in Canada as well as a bit about their history.
Here’s the latest Arby’s menu prices in Canada:
Menu Item | Price (C$) |
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Beef Individual | |
Classic Roast Beef | $3.29 |
Mid Roast Beef | $4.29 |
Max Roast Beef | $5.29 |
Classic Beef ‘n Cheddar | $3.99 |
Mid Beef ‘n Cheddar | $4.99 |
French Dip & Swiss | $4.49 |
Smokehouse Brisket | $5.59 |
Corned Beef Reuben | $4.99 |
Angus Three Cheese & Bacon | $5.59 |
Angus Philly | $5.59 |
Steak Fajita Flatbread | $4.99 |
Fiery Steak Fajita Flatbread | $4.99 |
Turkey Individual | |
Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich | $5.29 |
Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Wrap | $5.29 |
Roast Turkey & Swiss Sandwich | $4.99 |
Roast Turkey & Swiss Wrap | $4.99 |
Grand Turkey Club | $4.49 |
Chicken Individual | |
Crispy Chicken | $3.99 |
Chicken Bacon & Swiss | $4.59 |
Chicken Cordon Bleu | $4.59 |
Prime-Cut Chicken Tenders 3 Pcs | $3.69 |
Prime-Cut Chicken Tenders 5 Pcs | $5.19 |
Fish Individual | |
Crispy Fish Flatbread | $2.99 |
Crispy Fish Sandwich | $2.99 |
King’s Hawaiian Fish Deluxe | $3.99 |
Beef Combo | |
Classic Roast Beef | $5.69 |
Mid Roast Beef | $6.69 |
Max Roast Beef | $7.69 |
Classic Beef ‘n Cheddar | $6.39 |
Mid Beef ‘n Cheddar | $7.39 |
French Dip & Swiss | $6.79 |
Smokehouse Brisket | $7.69 |
Corned Beef Reuben | $7.49 |
Angus Three Cheese & Bacon | $7.69 |
Angus Philly | $7.69 |
Steak Fajita Flatbread | $6.99 |
Fiery Steak Fajita Flatbread | $6.99 |
Turkey Combo | |
Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich | $7.59 |
Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Wrap | $7.59 |
Roast Turkey & Swiss Sandwich | $7.49 |
Roast Turkey & Swiss Wrap | $7.49 |
Grand Turkey Club | $6.79 |
Chicken Combo | |
Crispy Chicken | $6.49 |
Chicken Bacon & Swiss | $6.99 |
Chicken Cordon Bleu | $6.99 |
Prime-Cut Chicken Tenders 3 Pcs | $6.19 |
Prime-Cut Chicken Tenders 5 Pcs | $7.69 |
Fish Combo | |
Crispy Fish Flatbread | $4.99 |
Crispy Fish Sandwich | $4.99 |
King’s Hawaiian Fish Deluxe | $5.99 |
Snacks | |
Jr. Roast Beef | $1.59 |
Ham Melt | $1.59 |
Jr. Cheddar Melt | $1.59 |
Jr. Bacon Cheddar Melt | $2.09 |
French Fries (Curly or Waffle) Snack | $1.19 |
Sliders | |
Corned Beef Slider | $1.49 |
Ham Slider | $1.49 |
Roast Beef Slider | $1.49 |
Jalapeño Roast Beef Slider | $1.49 |
Kids Meal | |
Roast Beef ‘n Cheese Slider | $3.99 |
Ham ‘n Cheese Slider | $3.99 |
Prime-Cut Chicken Tenders 2 Pcs | $3.99 |
Salads | |
Farmhouse Salad (Crispy Chicken or Roast Turkey) | $4.99 |
Side Salad | $1.69 |
Sides | |
Waffle Fries Small | $1.69 |
Waffle Fries Medium | $1.99 |
Waffle Fries Large | $2.19 |
Curly Fries Small | $1.69 |
Curly Fries Medium | $1.99 |
Curly Fries Large | $2.19 |
Potato Cakes 2 Pcs | $1.69 |
Potato Cakes 3 Pcs | $1.99 |
Potato Cakes 4 Pcs | $2.19 |
Mozzarella Sticks 4 Pcs | $2.99 |
Mozzarella Sticks 6 Pcs | $4.69 |
Jalapeño Bites 5 Pcs | $2.99 |
Jalapeño Bites 8 Pcs | $4.69 |
Steakhouse Onion Rings | $2.29 |
Chips Bag | $1.29 |
Loaded Curly Fries (Limited Time) | $2.99 |
Desserts | |
Shake (Chocolate, Jamocha or Vanilla) Small | $1.99 |
Shake (Chocolate, Jamocha or Vanilla) Medium | $2.49 |
Shake (Chocolate, Jamocha or Vanilla) Large | $2.99 |
Mint Chocolate Swirl Shake 20 Oz | $2.99 |
Turnovers (Apple, Cherry, or Chocolate) | $1.39 |
Jr. Shake (Chocolate, Jamocha or Vanilla) | $1.29 |
Drinks | |
Soft Drink Kids | $1.09 |
Soft Drink Small | $1.59 |
Soft Drink Medium | $1.79 |
Soft Drink Large | $1.99 |
Bottled Water | $1.49 |
Iced Tea | $2.29 |
We are not affiliated with, nor do we mean to represent the provider/s of the goods/services of the items in the table above. The prices you see above are indicative and should be used as a guide only. Please contact your local store for accurate pricing. |
When people think of large, fast-food franchises, Arby’s doesn’t always come to mind. That should change, however.
The company has been on a remarkable run over the past decade and is currently worth around $1.7 billion.
So how did Arby’s go from a little restaurant in Ohio to the second-largest sandwich chain in America (second to Subway)? Continue reading and we’ll walk you through the history of Arby’s and go over their prices as well!
The History of Arby’s
Like McDonald’s before it, Arby’s was founded by two brothers. Let’s first take a look at who these brothers are and what led to their success.
The Raffel Brothers
Forrest “Fuzzy” Raffel and Leroy Raffel were born in 1922 and 1927 respectively. Both brothers went on to serve in WWII. Forrest was in the air force while Leroy was part of the Naval Reserve.
In college, Leroy when on to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania at the Wharton School of Finance. Forrest went to the School of Hotel and Restaurant at Cornell University.
After graduating, the brothers went ahead and bought their uncle’s restaurant equipment company. They renamed the business Raffel Brothers, Inc.
The business became one of the country’s biggest food-service consulting firms. It specialized in restaurant equipment for operators.
The 1950s was a revolutionary time for the food-service industry. The brothers recognized the profitability of Ray Kroc’s franchising practices at McDonald’s as well as the assembly line style of the “Speedee Service System“.
While McDonald’s and Burger King were cornering the hamburger market, the brothers thought they could do well by selling roast beef sandwiches.
The Birth of Arby’s
On July 23, 1964, Forrest and Leroy Raffel opened Arby’s in Boardman, Ohio. They were originally going to call their new restaurant “Big Tex” but that name was already taken.
Instead, the brothers went with the name “Arby’s”, inspired by the initials of “R” and “B” for Raffel Brothers. Many people mistakenly believe the “R” and “B” is for “roast beef”.
#InitialsOfSomeoneSpecial R.B. – the initials of our founders, the Raffel Brothers. pic.twitter.com/g6vAyBfbj2
— Arby’s (@Arbys) July 15, 2013