Arby's Canada menu with prices and meal deals

Quick facts

• The cheapest item on the menu is the Jr. Roast Beef at $2.84.
• The most expensive item is the French Dip 'n Swiss Half Pound Meal at $17.00.
• The Roast Beef Classic, Arby's plainest roast beef sandwich, costs $5.84 on its own and $11.28 as a meal.
• Turning a sandwich into a meal adds $5.50 most of the time, though the exact step ranges from $5.39 to $5.50 depending on the item.

Menu prices by category

Arby's core lineup is built on slow-roasted beef rather than burgers, and that shows up in how the menu is organized: beef gets three categories of its own before chicken and the savoury sandwiches even show up. The tables below are grouped the way the source list groups them. Every figure is converted from the source's CA$ notation to the $ format used across this page; all figures are Canadian dollars.

Favourites

Slow-roasted beef meals

Crispy chicken meals

Savoury selection meals

Individual beef sandwiches

Individual chicken items

Individual savoury sandwiches

Loaded fries

Sides and snacks

Beverages

Every fountain flavour on this list steps from medium to large for exactly $0.55, no exceptions. That consistency doesn't hold for the shakes below.

Handcrafted shakes

Shakes step up by $1.10 from small to large, roughly double the fountain drink's upsize cost.

Desserts

Everyday value

Kids' meals

Individual sandwich versus meal: what the step-up actually costs

This is the number worth knowing before you order at Arby's: how much more does a meal cost than the sandwich by itself. The source prices sixteen sandwiches both ways, individually and as a meal, and every single beef, chicken and savoury sandwich on the menu has a matching pair. Nothing in those three categories is orphaned on one side only.

The step is close to flat but not perfectly flat. Nine of the sixteen pairs step up by exactly $5.50, and all four chicken sandwiches step up by a consistent $5.46, six cents lower than the standard beef step. Three pairs break from both patterns: the Roast Beef Classic adds only $5.44, the French Dip 'n Swiss Classic adds $5.46, and the Triple Cheese Turkey BLT has the smallest step on the menu at $5.39. The spread across all sixteen pairs runs from $5.39 to $5.50, an eleven cent range.

What does that step buy you compared with ordering the parts separately. A medium Curly Fries is $3.84 and a medium Coca-Cola is $3.19, which adds up to $7.03 if you order them on their own next to a sandwich. Against a $5.39 to $5.50 meal step-up, taking the meal saves $1.53 to $1.64 over buying fries and a drink separately at listed menu price. The meal option is a genuine discount here rather than a repackaging of the same total.

The three categories also sit at different price tiers. The Roast Beef Classic at $5.84 undercuts every chicken and savoury sandwich on the individual list, and the cheapest chicken options, Crispy Chicken and Chicken Strips, both at $8.24, cost about what a Beef 'n Cheddar Double does at $9.30. The Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich and Triple Cheese Turkey BLT, tied at $10.40 individually, sit at the top of the non-beef range, just under the beef Half Pound sandwiches at $10.95 to $11.50. As meals, the same shape holds: beef meals span the widest range, $11.28 to $17.00, because of the Half Pound tier, chicken meals cluster tightly at $13.70 to $14.80, and savoury meals run $14.80 to $15.90.

Outside those three sandwich families, some items exist on only one side of the ledger. The Jr. Buffalo Chicken, Jr. Roast Beef and Jr. with Cheddar in the Everyday Value section have no meal version listed at all, only single-item prices from $2.84 to $3.94. The Kids' meals work the other way: the Chicken Strips Kids' Meal and Jr. Roast Beef Kids' Meal are only priced as meals, with no standalone kids' portion on the list. I'm not pairing either of those with a partner that doesn't exist in the source.

The mozzarella sticks price gap

The Mozzarella Sticks (4 pieces) appear twice in Arby's own published list: $6.55 in the Favourites table and $6.64 in Sides and snacks. That is a nine cent gap, small enough to be a rounding or listing quirk rather than two different products, but I can't tell you from here which figure is the one your local Arby's actually charges. I'm not averaging the two into $6.595 and I'm not quietly picking the lower number to make the page look tidy. Both prices are printed in the source, so treat $6.55 to $6.64 as the honest range until you check the board at the counter.

Limited-time offers

Worth noticing: the three paired LTO items step up more than the regular menu does. Nashville Hot Fish adds $6.05 for the meal, and both Crispy Fish and Nashville Hot Chicken add $5.60, all higher than the $5.39 to $5.50 range the permanent menu holds to. Limited-time items are temporary by definition. Arby's rotates these in and out every few months, so this table is the part of the page most likely to be out of date the next time you check it. If you're reading this well after August 2026, verify this section before you trust it, more than you'd need to for the rest of the menu.

Photos

This page doesn't carry photos of Arby's food. Froqel doesn't publish product photography it hasn't shot itself, and using Arby's own marketing images would raise a copyright problem worth avoiding, so what follows are plain, original descriptions instead of pictures.

Roast Beef Classic. Thin-sliced roast beef piled on a toasted bun, no cheese, dressed with Arby's own sauce unless you ask otherwise.

Beef 'n Cheddar. The Roast Beef Classic's build with a layer of cheddar cheese sauce and a red ranch style sauce added on top.

French Dip 'n Swiss. Roast beef and melted Swiss cheese on a toasted roll, served with a small cup of au jus for dipping.

Three Cheese & Bacon. Roast beef stacked with bacon and a mix of three cheeses, heavier and richer than the standard Beef 'n Cheddar.

Crispy Chicken. A breaded, fried chicken breast fillet on a bun with lettuce and mayo.

Chicken Bacon Swiss. The same fried chicken fillet with bacon and Swiss cheese added.

Buffalo Chicken Sandwich. The fried chicken fillet tossed or topped with a buffalo style hot sauce.

Reuben Sandwich. Grilled bread, corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and a Thousand Island style dressing, in the deli-sandwich tradition the name promises.

Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich. Sliced roast turkey with bacon and a ranch dressing.

Triple Cheese Turkey BLT. Roast turkey with bacon, lettuce, tomato and three cheeses.

Mozzarella Sticks. Four breaded mozzarella cheese sticks, fried, usually served with a marinara style dip.

Curly Fries. Arby's signature spiral-cut, seasoned fried potatoes, sold on their own or loaded with toppings for the poutine and loaded fries options above.

It isn't a photo, but it's enough to know what lands on the tray when the order number gets called.

Cheapest full meal

The cheapest sandwich, fries and drink combination officially bundled as a Meal on this menu is the Roast Beef Classic Meal at $11.28. No other listed Meal comes in lower.

You can beat that price by building your own combination instead. The Jr. Roast Beef at $2.84, a medium Curly Fries at $3.84 and a medium Coca-Cola at $3.19 add up to $9.87, undercutting every bundled Meal on the menu, Roast Beef Classic Meal included, by $1.41. That works because the Jr. Roast Beef has no official Meal pairing, yet its base price is low enough that even paying full separate price for fries and a drink lands under $10.

There's also a $6.99 "Jr. Meal" in the Limited-time offers table, which would be cheaper again if it holds up. But the source doesn't say which Jr. sandwich it bundles or what it includes beyond the name, and it's a limited-time listing rather than a permanent one, so I'm not recommending it as the confirmed cheapest option. Treat the $9.87 build-your-own combination as the reliable answer and the $6.99 Jr. Meal as a lead worth checking in person.

Value analysis: the best and worst dollars on this menu

Arby's publishes no calorie counts in the file behind this page, so value here is measured on the two steps this menu is built from: the meal upgrade and the size upgrade.

The meal step-up is the most consistent on this site. The teardown above puts it between $5.39 and $5.50 whichever sandwich you start from — an eleven-cent spread across the whole menu, against a $1.50 spread at Burger King and $0.40 at McDonald's. That makes Arby's the easiest menu in Canada to price in your head: find the sandwich, add $5.50.

It also makes the cheap end the bad buy. A flat step-up is regressive in exactly the way a flat delivery fee is. On the $5.84 Roast Beef Classic the upgrade adds 93% to the price; on the $10.95 half-pound sandwiches it adds about half that in percentage terms, for the same fries and the same drink. The cheaper the sandwich, the worse the combo.

The best single dollar on the menu is the Jr. Roast Beef at $2.84, the cheapest item Arby's sells and $0.15 less than a carton of milk. The worst is the mozzarella sticks price gap, where the same product carries two different prices in the same source.

Regional price variance: what the same order costs across Canada

Every price on this page is pre-tax. Two layers move the final number, and only one of them is published.

The first two rows cost the same in Toronto as in Calgary. Ontario rebates the 8% provincial portion of the HST on qualifying prepared food and beverages where the transaction total is $4.00 or less, so small orders pay 5% rather than 13%. More than a third of what is priced on this page sits at or under that line: the medium and large fountain drinks, the milk, all three turnovers and the Jr. Roast Beef.

Arby's produces one of the cleanest examples of the cliff on this site, because its cheapest item is priced at just under half the threshold:

Buying the second one costs $3.44 for a sandwich that lists at $2.84, because crossing $4.00 strips the rebate off the first. The rule is worked through in the six-doughnut tax guide.

The menu-price layer, which Arby's does not fix nationally. What moves it is rent, wages and local competition rather than tax. The only measured example of that spread on this site is at Kelsey's, where one item runs $20.99 in Ottawa and $23.99 in Niagara Falls — 14.3% apart inside one province, with no tax difference between the two restaurants at all. Provinces outside the HST group tax restaurant food differently again, and I have not verified their current treatment item by item, so the 5% column above is the floor rather than a claim about any particular province.

Delivery markup: counter price against app price

I have no verified Arby's delivery prices and will not publish a markup I have not measured. The two Canadian markups that have been measured are a flat 20.0% at Kelsey's, confirmed on five items, and a flat $1.40 per single-serving item at Swiss Chalet, which publishes both prices itself. Applied to Arby's real counter prices:

The columns cross at about $7.00. There is an Arby's-specific compounding effect worth noticing: this menu already charges a flat $5.50 to turn a sandwich into a meal, and a flat delivery surcharge stacks a second fixed cost on top of the first. Two flat fees on a $2.84 sandwich is how a cheap order stops being cheap. The restaurant sets the in-app price, not the platform, so SkipTheDishes, Uber Eats and DoorDash listings for the same restaurant usually start from the same marked-up list and diverge in the fee stack instead. I have not matched prices across the three platforms and will not name a cheapest one. The cross-chain comparison is in the delivery app markup guide.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Arby's Roast Beef Classic sandwich in Canada?

The Roast Beef Classic costs $5.84 on its own or $11.28 as a meal with curly fries and a drink. That's a $5.44 step-up for the meal, a touch below the $5.50 that most Arby's sandwiches charge to add sides. All prices are in Canadian dollars and exclude tax.

What is the cheapest item on the Arby's Canada menu?

The Jr. Roast Beef is the cheapest listed item at $2.84. It's part of the Everyday Value lineup and has no meal version in the source, so fries and a drink cost extra if you add them.

What is the most expensive item at Arby's Canada?

The French Dip 'n Swiss Half Pound Meal is the priciest listed item at $17.00. The sandwich by itself, without fries or a drink, is $11.50.

How much more does a meal cost than the sandwich alone at Arby's?

Most sandwiches cost $5.50 more as a meal, though the actual step-up ranges from $5.39 to $5.50 depending on the item. Chicken sandwiches step up by a consistent $5.46, while beef sandwiches mostly land at $5.50 with two slightly cheaper exceptions.

Does this page have pictures of Arby's Canada menu items?

No, this page uses written descriptions instead of photos. Froqel doesn't publish photography it hasn't taken itself, and Arby's marketing images aren't ours to use, so every core item gets a short, original description instead.

How much are curly fries at Arby's Canada?

A medium order of Curly Fries costs $3.84 and a large costs $4.39, a $0.55 step between sizes. Most bundled meals already include a medium order at no extra charge.

Are Arby's Canada prices the same at every location?

No. The source list itself notes that prices, availability and limited-time items can vary by restaurant, province, promotion and ordering platform. Everything on this page comes from a single published list rather than a check of individual locations, so use it as a strong estimate rather than a guarantee for your specific restaurant.

What comes in an Arby's meal?

An Arby's meal generally bundles the sandwich, a medium order of Curly Fries and a fountain drink. Exact inclusions can differ by location or ordering platform, and the source doesn't specify a drink size beyond "fountain drink."

Methodology and disclaimer

Every price on this page comes from a single published list of 92 Arby's Canada menu items. I converted each CA$ figure to the $ format used across this page; all figures are Canadian dollars and exclude tax. The source doesn't declare which specific restaurant or ordering channel, counter, drive-thru or app, these prices were collected from, so I can't tell you whether they reflect counter pricing, app pricing or a blend of both. It also carries no calorie data, so none appears on this page and none has been estimated. Where the source lists two prices for the same item, as it does for the Mozzarella Sticks, both are reported here rather than one being quietly dropped.

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