This is just a the standard Ruby Tuesday fare. Ruby Tuesday is one chain restaurant whose menu changes have really done them in. There are many options which we have enjoyed here in the past which are no longer on the menu. The last time we were there I had the Parmesan Chicken Pasta and found the sauce bland and the pasta terribly undercooked.
(3)
Mark W.
It is a chain so what can I say. The food is good and not much of a wait when I was there. Every time I turned around they were filling my glass. Plus the place isn't a Gettysburg rip off
(4)
Diana P.
I like the "new style" Ruby Tuesdays. Stopped here after a wedding in the area and got a light dinner. My veggie burger was excellent. Husband enjoyed his dinner too--though I can't remember what he got. Service was good. The new styling of Ruby Tuesday's makes it more fun and upbeat. Also, you don't feel as crowded as I remember from past visits to other locations. I'd go back.
(4)
Jeff S.
one of the better Ruby Tuesdays. salad bar was meticulously clean
(3)
Dee M.
Visit 4/29/10 I had the opportunity to dine at several restaurants while in Gettysburg on business. Spent $50 on an ok dinner at J's at the Village. Spent nearly the same on an overcooked fillet mignon and and boring baked potato at the Dobber House. After a few dining experiences, I was convinced that the food in Gettysburg is subpar at best. Thank goodness for Ruby Tuesday! This may be your typical chain restaurant, however, everything about this establishment from the first greeting as I entered the door was fantastic! IMO, the food here puts even the "finer restaurants" in the area to shame. Service- Spectacular. It is obvious they pride themselves on customer service. Food - everything I ordered was very good. I had the Southwestern Eggrolls as an appetizer. The dipping sauce complimented the rolls very well. For my entree, I had the Avocado Bacon cheeseburger - The Best turkey burger on a pretzel bun ever! Endless fries and a homemade mango ice tea with bite sized pieces of mango throughout..I was in heaven! And if course I couldn't leave without ordering the new yogurt parfait to go. I could not believe how delicious this perfect little dessert was. This is another must try if you enjoy parfaits or healthy alternatives to cake, cookies, or pie. I highly recommend this place. It's pocket friendly, and you'll leave satisfied.
(4)
Sherry G.
Wow, how did this place get such high reviews?!? We made the mistake of stopping here on June 8th on our way home to VA. I will start by saying the host that seated us and our waitress were both very friendly. I figured that we couldn't go wrong with Ruby Tuesdays because if nothing else we could rely on the salad bar, which is always good. That was mistake #1 in our thinking. This RT doesn't have a salad bar they have a "garden bar", which is a really, really scaled down version of the usually impressive RT salad bar. So we start with salads and with limited toppings they were just like a house salad you get at most places. The one thing at RT you can always count on is their awesome pumpernickel croutons. Mistake #2, the croutons were extremely old and stale, but in a disgusting mushy way. They totally ruined our salads. They were having a deal on drinks so I splurged and ordered a mai tai. It looked like no mai tai I had ever seen as it was the color of light lemon water. But it tasted fairly decent, only considering it was on the bargain menu. If I had paid more than $5 I would have sent it back. I ordered the 3 veggie platter with the cheddar mashed potatoes, sliced tomatoes, and grilled zucchini. Actually, it may have been 4 items but if it was 4 the other item was unmemorable. The mashed potatoes were served lukewarm and were nothing to write home about, the zucchini was very undercooked and the tomatoes would have been impossible to mess up unless the chef didn't know how to use a knife. My boyfriend ordered the crab cake 'dinner' (which should be an appetizer). He got one little crab cake and some of the lame cheddar mashed potatoes. This is not enough for a grown man to survive on! The crab cake tasted, well, like it had no taste. At this point we were so disappointed in the skills, or lack thereof, of the cook we just wanted to get back on the road. Low and behold our waitress had completely disappeared. Literally, we waited for over 15 minutes for her return. Did she take her lunch break? Who knows? This experience has made me hesitant to ever stop at another RT. Both of us very much regretted that we didn't hit the Subway in the same shopping center instead. This was one of the most unsatisfying meals I have ever eaten.
(1)
Tom M.
The place was clean and the service was very good. Ordered a rib-eye steak. It was a very poor excuse for rib-eye. I actually think it was a leftover piece of flabby chuck roast. The texture was stringy like that of pot roast. It even tasted like pot roast. Yuk! The only reason I give any stars at all was because the service was good and the salad bar is always good. I should've known better than to order a steak at a chain like this. A burger or chicken sandwich would have been a safer bet.
(2)
Rob W.
The slop served with a side of glop was OK when washed down with a drop of pop. The service was a little slow, but that can be forgiven because some thugs staged a holdup before our appetizers could be served.
(3)
Michael C.
This was our second visit. First visit was very good. Tonight was terrible. Service was very slow and our food came out Lukewarm. They even used shiitake instead of portabello mushrooms. Something was really wrong in the kitchen because people all around us were getting incorrect orders.
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Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Drive-Thru : No
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B. S.
This is just a the standard Ruby Tuesday fare. Ruby Tuesday is one chain restaurant whose menu changes have really done them in. There are many options which we have enjoyed here in the past which are no longer on the menu. The last time we were there I had the Parmesan Chicken Pasta and found the sauce bland and the pasta terribly undercooked.
(3)Mark W.
It is a chain so what can I say. The food is good and not much of a wait when I was there. Every time I turned around they were filling my glass. Plus the place isn't a Gettysburg rip off
(4)Diana P.
I like the "new style" Ruby Tuesdays. Stopped here after a wedding in the area and got a light dinner. My veggie burger was excellent. Husband enjoyed his dinner too--though I can't remember what he got. Service was good. The new styling of Ruby Tuesday's makes it more fun and upbeat. Also, you don't feel as crowded as I remember from past visits to other locations. I'd go back.
(4)Jeff S.
one of the better Ruby Tuesdays. salad bar was meticulously clean
(3)Dee M.
Visit 4/29/10 I had the opportunity to dine at several restaurants while in Gettysburg on business. Spent $50 on an ok dinner at J's at the Village. Spent nearly the same on an overcooked fillet mignon and and boring baked potato at the Dobber House. After a few dining experiences, I was convinced that the food in Gettysburg is subpar at best. Thank goodness for Ruby Tuesday! This may be your typical chain restaurant, however, everything about this establishment from the first greeting as I entered the door was fantastic! IMO, the food here puts even the "finer restaurants" in the area to shame. Service- Spectacular. It is obvious they pride themselves on customer service. Food - everything I ordered was very good. I had the Southwestern Eggrolls as an appetizer. The dipping sauce complimented the rolls very well. For my entree, I had the Avocado Bacon cheeseburger - The Best turkey burger on a pretzel bun ever! Endless fries and a homemade mango ice tea with bite sized pieces of mango throughout..I was in heaven! And if course I couldn't leave without ordering the new yogurt parfait to go. I could not believe how delicious this perfect little dessert was. This is another must try if you enjoy parfaits or healthy alternatives to cake, cookies, or pie. I highly recommend this place. It's pocket friendly, and you'll leave satisfied.
(4)Sherry G.
Wow, how did this place get such high reviews?!? We made the mistake of stopping here on June 8th on our way home to VA. I will start by saying the host that seated us and our waitress were both very friendly. I figured that we couldn't go wrong with Ruby Tuesdays because if nothing else we could rely on the salad bar, which is always good. That was mistake #1 in our thinking. This RT doesn't have a salad bar they have a "garden bar", which is a really, really scaled down version of the usually impressive RT salad bar. So we start with salads and with limited toppings they were just like a house salad you get at most places. The one thing at RT you can always count on is their awesome pumpernickel croutons. Mistake #2, the croutons were extremely old and stale, but in a disgusting mushy way. They totally ruined our salads. They were having a deal on drinks so I splurged and ordered a mai tai. It looked like no mai tai I had ever seen as it was the color of light lemon water. But it tasted fairly decent, only considering it was on the bargain menu. If I had paid more than $5 I would have sent it back. I ordered the 3 veggie platter with the cheddar mashed potatoes, sliced tomatoes, and grilled zucchini. Actually, it may have been 4 items but if it was 4 the other item was unmemorable. The mashed potatoes were served lukewarm and were nothing to write home about, the zucchini was very undercooked and the tomatoes would have been impossible to mess up unless the chef didn't know how to use a knife. My boyfriend ordered the crab cake 'dinner' (which should be an appetizer). He got one little crab cake and some of the lame cheddar mashed potatoes. This is not enough for a grown man to survive on! The crab cake tasted, well, like it had no taste. At this point we were so disappointed in the skills, or lack thereof, of the cook we just wanted to get back on the road. Low and behold our waitress had completely disappeared. Literally, we waited for over 15 minutes for her return. Did she take her lunch break? Who knows? This experience has made me hesitant to ever stop at another RT. Both of us very much regretted that we didn't hit the Subway in the same shopping center instead. This was one of the most unsatisfying meals I have ever eaten.
(1)Tom M.
The place was clean and the service was very good. Ordered a rib-eye steak. It was a very poor excuse for rib-eye. I actually think it was a leftover piece of flabby chuck roast. The texture was stringy like that of pot roast. It even tasted like pot roast. Yuk! The only reason I give any stars at all was because the service was good and the salad bar is always good. I should've known better than to order a steak at a chain like this. A burger or chicken sandwich would have been a safer bet.
(2)Rob W.
The slop served with a side of glop was OK when washed down with a drop of pop. The service was a little slow, but that can be forgiven because some thugs staged a holdup before our appetizers could be served.
(3)Michael C.
This was our second visit. First visit was very good. Tonight was terrible. Service was very slow and our food came out Lukewarm. They even used shiitake instead of portabello mushrooms. Something was really wrong in the kitchen because people all around us were getting incorrect orders.
(1)