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| - The Ruth's Chris in Vegas is a good solid restaurant, but with so many steak options in Vegas, I can understand why people would pass it up for a more glamorous Vegas style dining experience. It gets lost among the glitzy upscale restaurants, but then again, they have Ruth's Chris across the nation and some folks go to Vegas to experience things unique to Sin City. Although the dining experience is a bit sterile, you will walk out satisfied and ready to take on more of Vegas.
Pros:
Good food
Efficient service and staff
Cons:
Sterile and lacks character - not Vegas like
I like Ruth's Chris for the same reason I like other chain restaurants - familiarity and a fairly consistent dining experience. The food is good and of high quality, and you will hardly ever walk out hungry or disappointed. There are tons of steak restaurants in Vegas, ranging from "super cheap" to "you've got to be kidding me" expensive, so do your research and compare options before dropping upwards of $50+ per person without drinks or appetizers.
In most cities, a Ruth's Chris would be considered a "fancy" or near "top tier" dining experience, but unfortunately in Vegas, it's just another restaurant. I like that it's quieter than a Strip restaurant and with most of the pretentious folks eating at more "upscale" establishments, you can bet that the restaurant will be less crowded and the atmosphere more relaxed - you would hardly know that you were eating in Las Vegas.
The service at this location is pretty consistent with the other locations - efficient and professional, though distant. I think the servers at Ruth's Chris do a wonderful job: they take your order and come around to check on you, but don't expect a lot of personality from the wait staff or the restaurant. It's a great place to eat good food, but it's not necessarily a place you go to be wowed...unless you're wowed by a beautiful cut of filet sizzling on the hot plate. Don't get me wrong, this is a nice place to eat unless you're absolutely expecting to be blown away (Vegas style) by the experience. By the way, our wait person didn't inform us of the specials they were running. It's no biggie, but I could've saved $20-30.
Ruth's Chris in Vegas might not deliver on style and may not be one of the "hot" places to eat, but you can always rely on a good meal comparable to most steak restaurants in Vegas. It is one of my favorite places to get a filet, but in Vegas, the competition is just too stiff for an outright recommendation.
I'm giving it 3 stars on Yelp though it deserves 3.5 stars:
4 stars for the food but the overall experience only earned 3 stars because of the numerous options in Las Vegas.
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