Ruth's Chris Steak House
600 Water St. (Market Pl.)
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Baltimore, MD 21202
410-783-0033 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
Open
Dinner nightlyFeatures
- Private room(s)
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Valet parking
- Business casual
Wine
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No need to ask where the beef is, it's coming your way in great, hulking portions served sizzling hot on metal platters. Filets, rib-eyes, a gargantuan porterhouse for two, a classic T-bone, all usually topped with a big gob of butter---these are your reasons for reserving a table in this vaguely Victorian setting. You'll find echoes of the chain's Louisiana roots in offerings like barbecued New Orleans shrimp, seafood gumbo, and shrimp rémoulade. But remember why you're here---beef---and you won't go wrong. This particular location has a first-rate wine cellar, some 10,000 bottles strong, intensely focused on California reds. For an after-dinner cigar or a spot of dancing, wend your way upstairs to owner Steve de Castro's lively Havana Club.
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No need to ask where the beef is, it's coming your way in great, hulking portions served sizzling hot on metal platters. Filets, rib-eyes, a gargantuan porterhouse for two, a classic T-bone, all usually topped with a big gob of butter---these are your reasons for reserving a table in this vaguely Victorian setting. You'll find echoes of the chain's Louisiana roots in offerings like barbecued New Orleans shrimp, seafood gumbo, and shrimp rémoulade. But remember why you're here---beef---and you won't go wrong. This particular location has a first-rate wine cellar, some 10,000 bottles strong, intensely focused on California reds. For an after-dinner cigar or a spot of dancing, wend your way upstairs to owner Steve de Castro's lively Havana Club.


