I have not been into big chain restaurants since the nineties when they made their appearance and took over the minds of Americans as the places to eat. I am very picky on chains and Ruby Tuesday's is not a chain I would pick.
Then why come to the only remaining Ruby Tuesday's in Las Vegas? It was purely to spend time with a friend who likes chains and I will not hold that against her. My friend remembered when we arrived my avoidance of big chains and said "I forgot. You are not into big chain restaurants." Great, thanks friend! It was ok, I was there for the company.
I ordered the Coastal Mojito for my starting cocktail. I think the word cocktail is stretching it a bit as well as the word, mojito. For a time, the mojito was my go to drink. Ruby Tuesday's version of a mojito was more of a "Get Out" than a "Go To". It was very sweet and did not have the same qualities as your normal mojito. NEXT!
My friend and I decided on the salad bar, that seemed safe enough. The salad bar was mediocre at best. It was just your average run of the mill,
low cost produce setup in a bar. I just chose what seemed appetizing and threw on dressing. I did take it up a notch and pay extra for the add-ons of the salmon and chicken. It costs more but it did add a bit of normalcy to my lunch. Both the salmon and chicken were ok, it tasted like salmon and chicken. No real bragging rights. NEXT!
I still kept trying and ordered the Cheese and Broccoli soup. NEXT!
That is all I can say about the last remaining Ruby Tuesday's in Las Vegas. It just confirms why I am not into many big chain restaurants that focusses on the price rather than the quality. There is a market for these big chains though. To each their own.