Who remembers Arby’s on Clayton Rd. in Concord? It was built in the late-70s, but didn’t make it through the 80s. Arby’s was located at 4340 Clayton Rd. in Concord, just east of Treat Blvd. During their grand opening in the late-70s, a young Concord resident named Donald Davis won a free roast beef sandwich from Arby’s every day for the rest of his life. Anyone know Donald Davis today? Has he gone to Arby’s every single day since he won the prize in 1978? 🙂 The building is no longer an Arby’s, it has housed New Lim’s Garden (now closed) for the past several decades (see below).
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What a joke Arby’s refuses to do business in the SF bay,but they have one in Tracy.This guy had to move just to get free food.
There’s an Arby’s in Cordelia.