Sizzling butter-topped steaks in an elegant setting with Strip views






























"Seared ahi tuna, stuffed crab mushrooms and a 16-ounce ribeye are just some of the selections to expect at Ruth’s Chris Tastemaker Dinner on Friday, May 23 from 6 to 8 p.m. For $125 per person, the four-course dining experience will also include wine and bourbon pairings from Jackson Family Winery and Frey Ranch Farm & Distillery. Reservations can be made on OpenTable." - Emmy Kasten


"Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse at Harrah’s Las Vegas has a prix fixe menu, priced at $98.95 per person. It comes with a choice of a steak house salad or shrimp cocktail; a choice of an eight-ounce filet mignon, stuffed chicken breast made with over-roasted double breast, or blackened sea scallops over jambalaya risotto; side choices of garlic mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, Southwest mac and cheese, or steamed broccoli; and strawberry shortcake with berry jam, cremeux, strawberries, and mint." - Susan Stapleton


"Ruth’s Chris at Harrah’s has an Easter dinner for $98 per person with sweet corn and bacon chopped salad or lobster bisque; citrus-coconut Chilean sea bass or a 16-ounce New York prime strip; a choice of Southwest mac and cheese, creamed spinach, or steamed broccoli; and coconut cream pie for dessert." - Susan Stapleton


"Received a sizable loan in the initial round of Paycheck Protection Program disbursements, part of a pattern in which the first wave of funds ran out in about two weeks while many smaller, independent restaurants faced difficulty securing and employing the relief money." - Jaya Saxena

"I noted that Ruth’s Hospitality Group returned the $20 million Paycheck Protection Program loan for Ruth’s Chris Steak House after consumer and political pressure and new federal guidance indicating publicly traded companies would likely be ineligible; the U.S. Treasury suggested such companies could not certify in good faith that they couldn’t access capital elsewhere and would need to repay funds by May 7. The chain’s steakhouse at Harrah’s Las Vegas has been closed since Gov. Steve Sisolak ordered nonessential businesses, including casinos and dine-in restaurants, to shutter on March 17 to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and Ruth’s Chris was the third of eight publicly traded companies that said it would return its loan." - Susan Stapleton