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Hours

Mon.-Thu. 5-10PM
Fri.-Sat. 5-10:30PM
Sun. 4-9PM

Nearest Subway Station

Dupont Circle (red line)
Connecticut Ave & Q St, NW
Red Line

Cross Street

S St. NW

Parking

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Pricing

High ($$$)

City's Best

Ruth's Chris Steak House   

1801 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-797-0033
www.ruthschris.com

Rating: 3 out of 5  (61 Ratings)   Read Reviews (61)    Rate and Write a Review

Price Per Person: $30+* Kid-Friendly Perks: None Blue Plate Special: Ruth's Chris takes the finest aged, corn-fed USDA Prime beef, cooks it in custom-made broilers at 1,800 degrees to release the steak's natural flavor, and then serves it up on a 500-degree plate to ensure that the steak stays sizzling all the way into your belly. The Dish: Ruth's Chris Steakhouse has been serving up some of the tastiest steaks around (at moderate prices) since the first one opened in New Orleans in 1965. This family-oriented restaurant offers fresh seafood, chicken, veal, lamb, salads and vegetables, in addition to its savory filet, NY strip, porterhouse, rib-eye and T-bone steaks. Those not interested in beef should give the mushrooms stuffed with crabmeat, the fresh lobster or the stuffed chicken breast a go-around. An extensive wine list is also offered. Top off your meal with a slice of chocolate sin cake -- that is, if you have room for dessert. Lunch is available at some locations. The Atmosphere: Each location is decorated according to local tastes. What they all have in common is a relaxed, informal atmosphere where diners feel free to linger. -- Tom DiChiara *Price Per Person includes entree, drink & dessert

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CapitolLobbyist
Review rating 2 out of 5
Steak swimming in butter
By CapitolLobbyist on 10/09/2008
Still trying to figure out who thought dunking a perfectly good steak in a swimming pool full of butter was a good idea? Don't get me wrong, the steaks are fine, just ask for them dry and you'll be amazed the difference. The dining room at the Connecticut Avenue location is a little down in the dumps these days.......coulkd use a facelift.
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Review rating 1 out of 5
If you are going to spend your money, dont do it here
By Lateniteknight46 on 07/10/2008
you can spend 60% less money at any steakhouse. spinach veg for 8 bucks you have to be kinding me. This is such a touchy subject with me, im an executive chef with a culinary degree and 40 yrs experience under my belt. Trust me dine in another steak house. This is a status symbol restaurant.
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Review rating 3 out of 5
Just OK
By Wikershine on 07/10/2008
No doubt, the food was good, but I'll take a Lone Star steak anyday and be able to afford to go more often. Again, food was good, but not worth $300 for 2 (yes, included a bottle of so-so wine and 2 mixed drinks).
RKBUFKIN
Review rating 4 out of 5
By RKBUFKIN on 07/10/2008