

Outpost of upmarket steakhouse chain known for sizzling, butter-topped beef in an elegant setting
Hours
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 275 S W Temple St, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Phone: (801) 363-2000
Website: https://www.ruthschris.com/
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Reviews
When it comes to the menu, you almost can’t go wrong. My top pick for each category is: appetizer – Spicy Shrimp; salad – Caesar Salad; soup – Lobster Bisque; entree – 16 oz Ribeye; side – Sweet Potato Casserole; potato – Garlic Mashed; vegetable – Roasted Brussels Sprouts; dessert – Chocolate Duo. Honorable mentions include the Calamari, Sesame Ginger Seared Sea Scallops, Lobster Mac & Cheese, Grilled Asparagus, and the Warm Apple Crumb Tart. The Sparkling Pomegranate Lemonade isn’t worth the sampler sip and the Flourless Chocolate Sin Cake is aggressively rich, but otherwise it’s a perfect menu.
The service is the magic of Ruth’s Chris. You essentially have three dedicated servers to make sure you’re covered your entire visit. This is a go-to place for my anniversary because I know everything will be taken care of. We once arrived with a gift card, but it had expired and we didn’t realize until the check. Without hesitation, the manager let us know they always accept gift cards, and he earned a lifetime customer by taking care of a potentially embarrassing moment for us and solving it immediately. Every visit lives us go its southern hospitality roots.
I enjoy this location. It meets the needs for all special occasions (romantic, formal, business, etc.). They offer valet parking, or you can find street parking. I personally like using Lot 3 to the south, and I pay for 2 hours.
On the positive side, I didn’t have to wait long for a table. I was dining alone while traveling for work and was seated promptly, which I appreciated.
The experience started to go downhill when I ordered a drink. I was ID’d, which is completely fine, but instead of the usual quick date check, the waitress made a noticeable issue out of my out-of-state ID and took it away from the table for an extended period of time. It felt unnecessary, awkward, and honestly rubbed me the wrong way.
For dinner, I ordered the bone-in filet, a baked potato, and a Caesar salad. The salad was fine but nothing memorable. The baked potato, however, wasn’t fully cooked and was noticeably firm inside, making it hard to enjoy.
The steak was the biggest disappointment. The bone-in filet came out with a chalky, dry, almost crumbly texture—completely unexpected for a steakhouse at this price point and not at all what I’ve come to expect from Ruth’s Chris.
Dessert was the raspberry sorbet, which felt very basic and tasted like something straight out of a carton—nothing special or house-made.
I never mind spending $200+ on a meal when it delivers on quality and experience, but this visit simply didn’t. Between the awkward service interaction and the underwhelming food, this was not worth the price and certainly not one of my better steakhouse experiences.
Overall, not the best showing for a brand I normally held to a much higher standard.
We had the venison and a steak with a few sides and everything tasted great and the steaks were cooked correctly.
Atmosphere is a little meh, feels cramped and you can hear everyone’s conversations around you. For the price it isn’t worth it.