Windy City Review 1.0

After that hefty pizza we had for lunch, we thought we'd enjoy a light dinner: 16oz of red meat. A short conversation with a local led us to the legendary Gene & Georgetti's. We all enjoyed our meals, but left with a deeper appreciation for our local steak aficionado Jeff Ruby. Plus, it couldn't come even close to what was in store for us later in the night when we got a chance to hang out with our Friends...

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Jeff Ruby's Belterra Review

I had the chance to visit Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse at Belterra this past weekend for the first time. I've been to a couple of his other restaurants, Carlos & Johnny's, The Precinct, and Jeff Ruby's in Downtown Cincinnati, and this was the best steak I've had at any of these restaurants so far.

Here's what I had and my layperson thoughts:
New York Sirloin - The steak was great, cooked to my request (medium well, which I'm sure the Chef hated) and seasoned perfectly.

"Jersey" Jeff Ruby's Boardwalk Fries - As a connoisseur of fine french fries (you know, McD's, Wendy's, Penn Station) the fries were great, as they should be for $4. They were served with the mini bottle of Heinz, which is both cute and tasty.

Overall, had a great time at Ruby's Belterra. I would definitely recommend it if you're in the mood for steak and gambling.

P.S. If you've got 10 extra minutes, you can check out this steak related phenomenon