It's been years since I've had Ruby Tuesday's and when I realized there was one in the valley, I was excited to try this particular one. We arrived late on a weekday night, so there weren't many people there. We sat at the empty bar to watch TV and keep the bartender from falling asleep. The thing I remembered most about Ruby Tuesday's was their salad bar that you could add as a side to any entree and when I walked in I was glad to see that was still the case.
I've always liked their burgers and decided to try the turkey burger this time with the salad bar option for an additional $2.99. The salad bar was clean and everything looked and tasted fresh. Since there were only a handful of tables being occupied, our food came pretty quickly. I was barely half way through with my salad when the entrees arrived. My turkey burger was extremely juicy and perfectly cooked. The only challenge was eating it along with my salad and fries.
The bartender was friendly and conversed with us the entire time (probably because he was bored). We asked if happy hour started at 9 PM and since it was 8:45 PM when we asked, he said we didn't have to wait and could order drinks if we wanted to. That was nice of him but happy hour prices are a measly $1 cheaper than the menu price! What a joke, no wonder nobody cares!
Overall the food and service was good and just what I remembered from frequenting the locations back in Illinois during my college days. I will definitely be back soon