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    You are at:Home»Local News»Arby’s on Manhattan’s west side shuts down, citing renovation expenses

    Arby’s on Manhattan’s west side shuts down, citing renovation expenses

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    By KMAN Staff on March 31, 2025 Local News, Manhattan

    Arby’s at 326 Southwind Place in the Seth Child Commons shopping center served customers for the last time on Sunday. Shift manager Jolene O’Donnell writing in a post on Facebook the closure is due to the building in need of a massive renovation and the volume of business at the location “not being enough to justify the cost.”

    One Arby’s location in Manhattan remains open, at 405 McCall Road.

    O’Donnell also says the restaurant is also doing is doing a “menu refresh” with menu numbers changing to reflect the return of some other food items.

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