

Ruby Sunshine brings the unique flavors and hospitality of New Orleans to our all-day brunch and eye-opening cocktails. We use fresh and local ingredients whenever possible, prepare food to order from our scratch kitchen, and give back to the communities we serve.
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Address: 12330 Johnston Rd, Charlotte, NC 28277
Phone: (704) 850-5600
Website: https://www.rubybrunch.com/?olonwp=JjBtp_vMLk25gkYh_bnoiQ
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The Bananas Foster was better than our previous experience and the Beignets came hot and delicious! Will definitely return to the Johnston road location as our new go to while visiting Charlotte.
The omlette was mediocre. The toast was really not up to par. The coffee given in a coffee mug and was the last batch so it became very cold by the time we got our food served and started to eat.
Overall the food quality could improve.
My son liked his chicken sliders.
The French toast dessert item was meh!!
Week later: I’ve come back again to try something different. I’m becoming kind of a regular now Green Fried Tomatoes are on point and just ordered them again! Andrea is my bartender again and the Tequila Sunshine is amazing! Last time I had the Trifecta and for a person who always turned their nose up to sunny side up eggs, ate every last bit of it. Today I ordered Pumpkin Chai Stuffed French Toast. I don’t even like Pumpkin like that but these are ahhhhhmmmmmazzzing!!! You have a customer for life. Thank you from this Louisiana Lady who is always looking for good food in Charlotte! Y’all are one of these best places!
And the food was fresh and crisp and perfectly seasoned
The Service is kind, thought, friendly and collegial. A couple servers worked together.
I ordered Ruby’s signature Benedict Trifecta. While okay, I expected better. Benedicts should have runny yolks. Ruby’s poached the eggs, which is traditional, however, Ruby’s didn’t use a poacher. Poached eggs come out much better in a Poached than by cracking eggs into simmering water. Much of the whites were lost and the yolks were overcooked.
Ruby’s used biscuits instead of English muffins, which was interesting. I still would like some crunchyness — maybe Runt’s might briefing put the biscuits under the broiler before assembly?
Ruby’s used Tasso sauce (Cajun pork gravy) instead of hollandaise — also interesting.
That’s the benedict base.. the Trifecta includes 3 New Orleans style toppings:
Braised pork, creole shrimp, and fried chicken. The pork was quite good. The shrimp, which is easy to screw up by overcooking, was tender.. though my shrimp was luke warm. The shrimp was served on a fried green tomato atop the biscuit, which I liked. The fried chicken breast was tender – not dry. A definite plus.
We saw other tables receiving great service… Told the server it was our first time eating there and our ❤️Wedding Anniversary❤️. The server in training was more attentive than the one training. Server didn’t offer us any options for our drinks or meal (types of butter/drinks etc…) Heard the options when another table had a different server… Table was sticky from previous guests… Had to ask to get it cleaned up. Luck of the draw with service I suppose…
Food was AMAZING and will be back for that reason. ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️