Arby’s Meat Mountain

What is the Arby’s Meat Mountain?

The Arby’s Meat Mountain sandwich was never on the menu. It started in 2014, when an Arby’s poster showed a stack of all the meats the chain sells and customers began asking for that sandwich. Restaurants started building it to order, and it became one of the best-known items on Arby’s secret menu, sometimes called the mountain of meat.

Arby’s has played along over the years. A 2014 review came from an Arby’s ambassador who was sent a gift card to try it, and in 2017 it was reported that you could ask for it “Denali-style” with a fish filet added.

What is in the Meat Mountain?

The classic stack is two chicken tenders, roast turkey, ham, corned beef, Angus steak, roast beef and three half-strips of bacon, with a slice each of Swiss and cheddar. Early reports also listed brisket, and reviewers noted it had no lettuce or tomato, just meat and cheese.

Because each restaurant builds it from the meats it has, the exact stack varies. Arby’s 2026 menu information doesn’t include brisket, pastrami or a fish filet, so you may not get those, and a recent report describes six types of meat instead of eight. If you want something specific on it, ask.

How much does the Meat Mountain cost?

There is no official Arby’s Meat Mountain price, because the sandwich isn’t on the menu and each restaurant works out the total from the meats and cheese it uses. It was about $10 in 2014 and 2017, and a secret-menu guide updated in October 2025 puts it at $15 to $25, so it has moved up with the rest of the menu.

For scale, at one Arby’s restaurant in October 2026, the Half Pound Roast Beef is $8.49 and the three half-pound cheesesteaks run $14.69 to $16.29. Ask what the sandwich will cost before you pay, since the total depends on which meats go on it.

How many calories are in the Arby’s Meat Mountain?

Arby’s doesn’t publish Arby’s Meat Mountain nutrition facts. The only full set of figures comes from one reviewer’s 2017 order: 1,030 calories, 87 grams of protein and 3,640 milligrams of sodium. The recipe has changed since, so treat them as a guide, not a label.

Those Arby’s Meat Mountain calories put it right beside the Half Pound Chicken Cheesesteak, with 1,040 calories, 88 grams of protein and 3,570 milligrams of sodium, and well above the Half Pound Roast Beef’s 610 calories. In practice it’s a very large meal with a lot of sodium in one sandwich. More on the Arby’s nutrition page.

How do you order the Meat Mountain?

Ask for the Meat Mountain at the counter or drive-through and ask whether that restaurant can make it. Some can and some can’t, and not every employee knows it, so if you get a blank look, describe it: a sandwich with every meat they have, plus chicken tenders, bacon and cheese.

Ask what will go on it and what it will cost before you pay, and allow extra time, since it takes more steps than a regular sandwich.

Is it worth ordering?

It depends what you want. Reviewers found it enormous, very salty and awkward to eat, with meats that don’t all work together, though a 2014 reviewer called it a bargain at $10 for its size. Many people order one as a challenge, and it surged again on TikTok in April 2026 as a joke trend, so sharing one is a sensible way to try it.

What can you order instead?

If your restaurant won’t make one, the closest sandwiches on the menu are the half-pound ones in the table above, and the Half Pound Chicken Cheesesteak is the nearest in calories and protein. For prices and photos of everything Arby’s does sell, see the full menu.