ggrr8t said:OK NICE find OP THANKS, me and wifes favorite. Now after making resv. for the 14th all I get was a confirmation that I had resv, no mention at all of the "deal". I am thinking that if they do not mention it at all in my confirmation, how do I ensure I get that deal?

Call your local Ruth's and ask if the deal is available for your reservation. Looks like the SF one will be running this for "at the minimum" 3 months.

I spoke to someone at my local RC. I was told there will be no confirmation of the deal in my resv. confirmation. It is a deal that is actually in the menu when you go there. Just thought I would mention that in case anyone else was curious.

advocatus said:LOL...

Sorry about the thread jack.

Giant Eagle is a Pittsburgh based grocery store that does the gift card thing well. They also have a chain of gas stations. For every $50 dollars spent at Giant Eagle, we get 10 cents off gas/gallon. Buy a $100 gift card, and get 20cents off of gas... eat at Ruth's Chris and get free gas, but hopefully long after step 3.

Eat at Taco Bell and get free gas

i dont know much about steakhouses but i read once that you dont suppose to order the steak "well done", do you guys know why?

thanks

Reldan said:
This doesn't hold a candle to the Fleming's Memorable Meal deal. For $100 you get 2 starters, 2 sides, 2 Filet Mignons, 2 Australian Lobster Tails, and 2 desserts. I've eaten at Ruth's Chris three times in three different cities, and Fleming's six times. My worst Fleming's experience and meal was better than the best Ruth's Chris dinner.

But if you've only got Ruth's Chris nearby and no Fleming's this sounds pretty good.

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When will people realize that Ruth's Chris is just an overpriced Outback.

And Outback is overpriced as well!

SleekWallet said:i dont know much about steakhouses but i read once that you dont suppose to order the steak "well done", do you guys know why?

thanks

because it is a crime against perfectly good beef.

Cheep1 said:Reldan said:
This doesn't hold a candle to the Fleming's Memorable Meal deal. For $100 you get 2 starters, 2 sides, 2 Filet Mignons, 2 Australian Lobster Tails, and 2 desserts. I've eaten at Ruth's Chris three times in three different cities, and Fleming's six times. My worst Fleming's experience and meal was better than the best Ruth's Chris dinner.

But if you've only got Ruth's Chris nearby and no Fleming's this sounds pretty good.

x 2

When will people realize that Ruth's Chris is just an overpriced Outback.

 

And Outback is overpriced as well!

I personally hate Outback. I think it's pretty harsh to say Ruth's Cris is like an Outback. I don't think they are even close. I mean I am a food snob, but that's just going too far.

sygyzy said:Cheep1 said:Reldan said:
This doesn't hold a candle to the Fleming's Memorable Meal deal. For $100 you get 2 starters, 2 sides, 2 Filet Mignons, 2 Australian Lobster Tails, and 2 desserts. I've eaten at Ruth's Chris three times in three different cities, and Fleming's six times. My worst Fleming's experience and meal was better than the best Ruth's Chris dinner.

But if you've only got Ruth's Chris nearby and no Fleming's this sounds pretty good.

x 2

When will people realize that Ruth's Chris is just an overpriced Outback.

 

And Outback is overpriced as well!

I personally hate Outback. I think it's pretty harsh to say Ruth's Cris is like an Outback. I don't think they are even close. I mean I am a food snob, but that's just going too far.

+1
Ruth chris is much better than outback. Outback is not usda prime.

Ironforge said:I got in on this deal last time it was around. Very good food! They say petite fillet but it is 9oz, which is the "standard" size for places like outback steakhouse.

If you go, get the sweet potato casserole. It is very very tasty!

Jump on this deal! Thanks OP!
My wife LOVES that sweet potato casserole, she sez it's like a desert.

Ironforge said:

+1
Ruth chris is much better than outback. Outback is not usda prime.

Ruth's Chris also costs 2-3 times as much as Outback. A $20 NY Strip steak at the Outback includes soup/salad plus a couple side dishes. The same meal at a Ruth's Chris normally costs:

$8 for the soup or salad.
$35 for the steak, a la carte.
$8-$10 per side dish.

Comparing Ruth's Chris and Outback doesn't really make much sense at all, other than to say that you often can get a meal that's maybe 80% as good from an Outback for 30% of the price.