By Daily Mail (U.S.) | Created at 2025-03-13 15:51:31 | Updated at 2025-03-14 08:49:27
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Fans still have time to snag a free Arby's sandwich before St. Patrick's Day.
The fast-food chain is offering customers a free Corned Beef Reuben sandwich to 'get into the St. Patrick's Day spirit.'
The sandwich usually costs around $7.69, according to Nation's Restaurant News.
Restaurant guests hoping to snag the item will be required to make a minimum $10 purchase.
Participating Arby's stores nationwide began the deal on March 10, and it will run until March 16.
The Corned Beef Reuben has been on the Arby's menu since its debut in 2005.
Besides corned beef, the sandwich is loaded with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing
'This is a Reuben sandwich inspired by the New York standard,' Arby's writes on its website.
Arby's customers will receive a free Corned Beef Reuben sandwich with any $10 purchase now until March 16
Arby's is selling exclusive 'Eat Me I'm Arby's Reuben Tees' online for $25
It's received positive reviews, earning praise despite it not being prepared the 'classic Reuben way.'
A picture of the sandwich also appears on Arby's exclusive St. Patrick's Day-themed shirts.
Dubbed the 'Eat Me I'm Arby's Reuben Tee,' WWE superstar Sheamus was seen wearing the shirt in a promotional video for the sandwich.
'These will sell out faster than a Brogue Kick to the face!' the wrestler wrote in an Instagram post shared to the Arby's account.
The t-shirts are available to purchase online for $25.
Customers not interested in the Rueben can still take advantage of Arby's Surf & Turf deal.
The limited-time offer allows customers to purchase two sandwiches for $6.99.
Customers can choose between three sandwiches: Classic Beef 'N Cheddar, Crispy Fish, and Fish 'N Cheddar.
Arby's made headlines after announcing its fan-favorite burgers and Potato Cakes would become permanent menu items
The deal is available to all customers at participating US restaurants until March 27.
Sandwiches purchased individually without the Surf & Turf deal can cost over $6 each, depending on the location.
Arby's has also been making headlines for adding items to its permanent menu.
Fans were thrilled to learn that after multiple limited-time offers, the chain decided to make burgers permanent for the first time in 60 years last year.
The restaurant also confirmed it would keep its fan-favorite Potato Cakes on menus for good.
Daily Mail has reached out to Arby's for comment.
