Arby’s New Limited-Time Launch Takes on an American Classic
- Arby’s introduces a new limited-time cheesesteak sandwich featuring premium quality 100% Angus steak and bold flavors.
Arby's New Limited-Time Launch Takes on an American Classic originally appeared on Parade .
There are few institutions more beloved to Philadelphians than the Eagles, but fast food chain Arby's is taking on one of the biggest: the cheesesteak.
The new limited-time offering from Arby's promises bold flavor by way of premium quality 100% Angus steak, with its new cheesesteak packing a punch via a hearty quarter-pound portion of thinly shaved steak.
The marbled and tender meat, stacked high on a toasted bun with a creamy garlic spread, is accompanied by melted American cheese as well as a diced bell pepper and onion blend.
Arby's new cheesesteak
"For anyone who's ever settled for a mediocre burger, our new cheesesteaks are the answer," Jeff Baker, Chief Marketing Officer at Arby's, said in a statement shared with Parade . "We're proud to offer a sandwich packed with real steak, melted cheese, and the bold flavors our guests crave. This is comfort food upgraded with the premium meats that make Arby's stand out from the rest."
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The new cheesesteaks are available now, but only for a limited time, at participating Arby's locations nationwide, but they aren't the only steak-centric item to debut on the menu recently.
In May, Parade confirmed that Arby's was testing three new menu items, from steak nuggets served with a side of hickory barbecue sauce to those same nuggets in a macaroni and cheese bowl and a steak nugget sandwich with Havarti cheese.
Unfortunately for fans, the steak nugget menu items were only available in select markets in Florida, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin.
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Arby's New Limited-Time Launch Takes on an American Classic first appeared on Parade on Jun 23, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 23, 2025, where it first appeared.
