- Good food - Active / Friendly - Great Salad bar We don't go here all that often. Maybe twice a year. It was a burger day but didn't want "fast food". Burger was actually really good. Had the portabella and swiss pretzel burger MR and they got it right!!
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Kenneth P.
I had the Portabella Swiss Pretzel Burger with Garden Bar. The burger was hot, fresh and quite tasty! The Garden Bar had many fresh items to choose from and tasty as well! My only complaint would be the service was a bit on the slow side but other than that not a bad experience!
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Patricia M.
I had the pork chop with a spicy sauce on it. The waiter Chris told me that it wasn't overly spicy so I took a chance and ordered it. It was absolutely delicious but it was very spicy to my taste. It was very tender and it was prepared excellently. The only thing I was disappointed was that the salad bar for that particular dish could not be a side, it was an additional $3.99, I thought was excessive when the entree cost $14 alone, so I passed. I selected onion rings and spaghetti squash as my sides. All in all it was an enjoyable meal and I wouldn't hesitate going back.
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Chris S.
I can't comment on the food other than to mention that the salad bar near the door looked, well, unsanitary. I can comment on the experience. I was with a group of five that decided to go to Ruby Tuesday. We pulled up and seeing the people waiting , I hopped out to check on the wait time. As I approached the hostess station a large group that had walked in before me were handed some menus and followed a hostess in to be seated. At this point I thought we were in luck. Unfortunately as I approached the hostess station to inquire about wait times the primary hostess looked to another and said "did she just seat them? What about all the other people in front of them?". I sighed, as I pondered the state of the food and bev industry in Florida. (My significant other and many friends are in the F&B business here in Charleston, SC) ("Excuse me, but may I ask") I interrupted the argument long enough to ask how long before a party of five could be seated. One of the ladies replied she wasn't sure, and would let me know. Then she returned to her argument. At this point I noticed several booths in the bar area were empty. (In fact, all but 3 booths were empty) There were five ladies at the hostess stand so I chose another and asked if a full menu was served in the bar area. After being informed that indeed a full menu is served in the bar area, I asked if our party could seat themselves in one of the many vacant booths (as I am sure you are aware very often bar seating is self serve). I was told, "you can seat yourselves in the bar area if no one is ahead of you." I asked "Can you tell me if anyone is ahead of me?" In answer to this question the woman I was talking to said she wasn't sure, turned her back to me, and started talking to another hostess. I moved back to the main station and I started to engage the primary hostess to check on the bar seating, or regular seating, then realized just how ridiculous the situation was. I just turned around and walked out.... they didn't even notice. I hope they were having a bad night, but if the condition of the salad bar, the muttered comments of the patrons leaving the establishment (one older couple said "we really need to try the one closer to us again I guess"), and the poor people sitting and waiting in the lobby who had no idea that people were being seated randomly with no regard to the order in which they arrived were any indication I doubt this night was at all unusual. That being said, it all ended on a very good note, thanks to my experience at a poorly run chain restaurant I discovered a great little Italian hole in the wall in the same shopping center! (Look for it people, trust me) I live in Charleston SC and I have no skin in the Florida game, but I had a strong enough negative experience that I wanted to document it.
(1)
Paula C.
Had a turkey burger and French fries today. The burger was large and delicious with tomato and lettuce. The fries were skinny and not oily. Very good. Nice atmosphere and good service for lunch. Definitely will go back there.
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Candis b. N.
My husband and I enjoy Ruby Tuesday's. Since My surgery ( amputation ) I am wheel chair bound until my prosthetic and I can connect :D The food is good, the service is great. I have found all them to be quite helpful and understanding re: my seating. We have quite a few places due to the wheelchair we can no longer go to. Ruby Tuesdays is handicap accessible. The aisles are wide enough i can get through even if someone is standing in the aisle. if they don't back up I am still able to get through. The restroom is large, The handicap stall is large. I have found that the doors leading into the restrooms, are very heavy, Someone who has weakend arms would find it quite difficult to open the door to get in. I found getting out was much easier. That is the only complaint I have and this complaint is the same with most restaurants. We will continue to go to Ruby Tuesdays when we are out. I appreciate their friendliness and taking care of me when I request help. Continue with the good food, great service and friendly atmosphere HAPPY COOKING If your in Spring Hill or Brooksville Florida are on 50/ Cortez Blvd, stop in and ask for Lane. We went back a few weeks ago. I wanted the Pasta, with Broccoli. It comes with chicken in it also. I asked Lane if I could get it without the chicken.... He said they make almost everything to order. The pasta and broccoli with Beschemel Sauce was delicious. Yes I always have a doggie bag to take home. Thank you to the Chef & Lane for making our Orders to our satisfaction.
(5)
J F.
Unquestionably the best salad bar in the county. Excellent service, burgers are very good. Their Thai lettuce wrap appetizer doesn't even come close to the one at the cheesecake factory, though. In general, the entrees are better than the appetizers.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Paid Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Drive-Thru : Yes Caters : No
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Wayne S.
- Good food - Active / Friendly - Great Salad bar We don't go here all that often. Maybe twice a year. It was a burger day but didn't want "fast food". Burger was actually really good. Had the portabella and swiss pretzel burger MR and they got it right!!
(4)Kenneth P.
I had the Portabella Swiss Pretzel Burger with Garden Bar. The burger was hot, fresh and quite tasty! The Garden Bar had many fresh items to choose from and tasty as well! My only complaint would be the service was a bit on the slow side but other than that not a bad experience!
(4)Patricia M.
I had the pork chop with a spicy sauce on it. The waiter Chris told me that it wasn't overly spicy so I took a chance and ordered it. It was absolutely delicious but it was very spicy to my taste. It was very tender and it was prepared excellently. The only thing I was disappointed was that the salad bar for that particular dish could not be a side, it was an additional $3.99, I thought was excessive when the entree cost $14 alone, so I passed. I selected onion rings and spaghetti squash as my sides. All in all it was an enjoyable meal and I wouldn't hesitate going back.
(4)Chris S.
I can't comment on the food other than to mention that the salad bar near the door looked, well, unsanitary. I can comment on the experience. I was with a group of five that decided to go to Ruby Tuesday. We pulled up and seeing the people waiting , I hopped out to check on the wait time. As I approached the hostess station a large group that had walked in before me were handed some menus and followed a hostess in to be seated. At this point I thought we were in luck. Unfortunately as I approached the hostess station to inquire about wait times the primary hostess looked to another and said "did she just seat them? What about all the other people in front of them?". I sighed, as I pondered the state of the food and bev industry in Florida. (My significant other and many friends are in the F&B business here in Charleston, SC) ("Excuse me, but may I ask") I interrupted the argument long enough to ask how long before a party of five could be seated. One of the ladies replied she wasn't sure, and would let me know. Then she returned to her argument. At this point I noticed several booths in the bar area were empty. (In fact, all but 3 booths were empty) There were five ladies at the hostess stand so I chose another and asked if a full menu was served in the bar area. After being informed that indeed a full menu is served in the bar area, I asked if our party could seat themselves in one of the many vacant booths (as I am sure you are aware very often bar seating is self serve). I was told, "you can seat yourselves in the bar area if no one is ahead of you." I asked "Can you tell me if anyone is ahead of me?" In answer to this question the woman I was talking to said she wasn't sure, turned her back to me, and started talking to another hostess. I moved back to the main station and I started to engage the primary hostess to check on the bar seating, or regular seating, then realized just how ridiculous the situation was. I just turned around and walked out.... they didn't even notice. I hope they were having a bad night, but if the condition of the salad bar, the muttered comments of the patrons leaving the establishment (one older couple said "we really need to try the one closer to us again I guess"), and the poor people sitting and waiting in the lobby who had no idea that people were being seated randomly with no regard to the order in which they arrived were any indication I doubt this night was at all unusual. That being said, it all ended on a very good note, thanks to my experience at a poorly run chain restaurant I discovered a great little Italian hole in the wall in the same shopping center! (Look for it people, trust me) I live in Charleston SC and I have no skin in the Florida game, but I had a strong enough negative experience that I wanted to document it.
(1)Paula C.
Had a turkey burger and French fries today. The burger was large and delicious with tomato and lettuce. The fries were skinny and not oily. Very good. Nice atmosphere and good service for lunch. Definitely will go back there.
(3)Candis b. N.
My husband and I enjoy Ruby Tuesday's. Since My surgery ( amputation ) I am wheel chair bound until my prosthetic and I can connect :D The food is good, the service is great. I have found all them to be quite helpful and understanding re: my seating. We have quite a few places due to the wheelchair we can no longer go to. Ruby Tuesdays is handicap accessible. The aisles are wide enough i can get through even if someone is standing in the aisle. if they don't back up I am still able to get through. The restroom is large, The handicap stall is large. I have found that the doors leading into the restrooms, are very heavy, Someone who has weakend arms would find it quite difficult to open the door to get in. I found getting out was much easier. That is the only complaint I have and this complaint is the same with most restaurants. We will continue to go to Ruby Tuesdays when we are out. I appreciate their friendliness and taking care of me when I request help. Continue with the good food, great service and friendly atmosphere HAPPY COOKING If your in Spring Hill or Brooksville Florida are on 50/ Cortez Blvd, stop in and ask for Lane. We went back a few weeks ago. I wanted the Pasta, with Broccoli. It comes with chicken in it also. I asked Lane if I could get it without the chicken.... He said they make almost everything to order. The pasta and broccoli with Beschemel Sauce was delicious. Yes I always have a doggie bag to take home. Thank you to the Chef & Lane for making our Orders to our satisfaction.
(5)J F.
Unquestionably the best salad bar in the county. Excellent service, burgers are very good. Their Thai lettuce wrap appetizer doesn't even come close to the one at the cheesecake factory, though. In general, the entrees are better than the appetizers.
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