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Write a ReviewThose living in apartments in Dallas are surrounded by restaurants, including plenty of steak houses, so when you're going out for a night on the town, in the mood for a nice, juicy steak, the main question is which of the cities many great steak houses are best for your needs. If it's steak you want, why not go with the name you trust, Ruth's Chris, a steak house known throughout the nation for its delicious food and affordable prices, combined with an elegant atmosphere. With over a hundred locations throughout the United States, Ruth's Chris has become one of the most well-known names when it comes to steak in America. Served at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit, cut thick from only the finest grade beef, Ruth's Chris's steaks are always served warm and sizzling on your plate. It's a feast for all of your senses, and even the sound will have you salivating. Whether you're in the mood for a thick porterhouse, a tender filet, a juicy t-bone, or any other of your favorite cuts of meat, each steak will be buttery, delicious, and cooked to order. There are also a delicious selection of sides to go with your delectable steak, including their signature potatoes au gratin, served with a bechamel sauce and covered in cheddar cheese, creamed spinach, broiled tomatoes, asparagus with hollandaise sauce, and many other options to choose from. Make sure to try their delicious salads, including salads with baby arugula, vine ripe tomato and buffalo mozzarella, and sliced tomato and onions, as well as their normal caesar, chop and house salads. If steak and potatoes is not quite your speed, worry not, there are plenty of other dining options at this steak house. You can try their veal chop with sweet and hot peppers, chicken breast stuffed with garlic herb cheese and served with lemon butter, ahi tuna or cold water lobster. Their lunch menu also includes Louisiana Seafood Gumbo, Lobster Bisque, or barbecue shrimp. Ruth's Chris provides ambrosial steaks at affordable prices, and has, for good reason, become known throughout the country for their juicy flavor. If you're a Dallas apartment resident, why not go with a name you can trust for your steak dinner needs, you're guaranteed to have a good time.
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