Ruth Chris Steakhouse enforces their dress code.....Finally

[Oddball]

I refuse to patronize those places unless they have a serious beer special or something.
Corporate cookie cutter restaurants, blech!

My exception to chains is Texas Roadhouse...Above average food and drink at a fair price.

 

[The Duke]

upscale place.....not Mcdonalds where a hat on backward, PJ's and a ripped t-shirt are considered OK

Historically Bern's had a jacket policy. You should be wearing a dress shirt, tie, and jacket, and really vest and jacket if you want to be 100% correct if you go there.
That's the steakhouse where I'm from, and it is comparable to Ruth's Chris.
It's the same old school way, it is. You could probably slide with a dress shirt and jacket.

 

[progressive hunter]

Popular steakhouse's dress code sparks backlash as diners told to ditch hats or eat at the bar

Dress code policy by Ruth's Chris Steak House sparks viral debate as diners clash over "business casual" rules banning hats and tank tops from dining rooms.

www.foxnews.com

A popular steakhouse is back in the spotlight over its dress code — and social media commenters have strong feelings about it.

Ruth's Chris Steak House is drawing fresh attention for its "business casual" dress code requiring "proper attire" — with diners who don't comply potentially relegated to the bar.

"Kindly remove all hats when entering the restaurant," its website states. "Guests wearing ball caps are asked to dine in the bar/lounge."

"The following attire is not permitted in our dining rooms: Gym wear, pool attire, tank tops, clothing with offensive graphics or language, revealing clothing or exposed undergarments," the notice continues.

While recent reports have framed the move as a crackdown, the policy has appeared on the restaurant's website for years, according to internet archives. This suggests the current debate may be driven more by recent enforcement — and viral social media discussion — than a new rule.

Meh, dress and act like an adult or stay home.....It used to be the rule everywhere.


Eat at Mickey Ds if you want to look like a ill-mannered slob.

 

[westwall]

My exception to chains is Texas Roadhouse...Above average food and drink at a fair price.

Damned good bread too. Plus they don't care if you concealed carry. Outback does, so we no longer eat there.

 

[Chuz Life]

Great food, but I don't think I'll ever be able to afford it again.

 

[The Duke]

One of the grocery stores here posted "You cannot come in here in a bikini and a g-string" on the front door.
So not kidding at all.
Am I wrong for missing the days of flappy parachute shorts and tube tops and nobody thought anything wrong of it?
Oh! And natural boobies, whatever size.

 

[Oddball]

Great food, but I don't think I'll ever be able to afford it again.

All a la carte...Not for me, but the business model has worked for them.

 

[Oddball]

Damned good bread too. Plus they don't care if you concealed carry. Outback does, so we no longer eat there.

I usually abscond with several cups of the honey cinnamon butter, to later slather on French toast as home.

 

[The Duke]

All a la carte...Not for me, but the business model has worked for them.

A la carte.
How much is a pat of butter?

 

[Natural Citizen]

I usually abscond with several cups of the honey cinnamon butter, to later slather on French toast as home.

You can buy that in the grocery store now. I have a tub of it in my fridge.

Actually, I just went to the fridge and checked, it's Texas Roadhouse.

 

[Oddball]

A la carte.
How much is a pat of butter?

It ain't pretty.

Ate there once, won't go back because of it.

 

[Oddball]

You can buy that in the grocery store now. I have a tub of it in my fridge.

Actually, I just went to the fridge and checked, it's Texas Roadhouse.

 

[braalian]

How about bothering yourself to wearing clean pants without holes in them and a shirt with a collar?

I never wear pants with holes in them and what’s wrong with wearing a t shirt to a steak house?

 

[SweetSue92]

Popular steakhouse's dress code sparks backlash as diners told to ditch hats or eat at the bar

Dress code policy by Ruth's Chris Steak House sparks viral debate as diners clash over "business casual" rules banning hats and tank tops from dining rooms.

www.foxnews.com

A popular steakhouse is back in the spotlight over its dress code — and social media commenters have strong feelings about it.

Ruth's Chris Steak House is drawing fresh attention for its "business casual" dress code requiring "proper attire" — with diners who don't comply potentially relegated to the bar.

"Kindly remove all hats when entering the restaurant," its website states. "Guests wearing ball caps are asked to dine in the bar/lounge."

"The following attire is not permitted in our dining rooms: Gym wear, pool attire, tank tops, clothing with offensive graphics or language, revealing clothing or exposed undergarments," the notice continues.

While recent reports have framed the move as a crackdown, the policy has appeared on the restaurant's website for years, according to internet archives. This suggests the current debate may be driven more by recent enforcement — and viral social media discussion — than a new rule.

Meh, dress and act like an adult or stay home.....It used to be the rule everywhere.


Eat at Mickey Ds if you want to look like a ill-mannered slob.

"Pool attire"?

I'm sorry....POOL ATTIRE? In a sit down restaurant of any type? The only time I have ever in my life worn "pool attire" to eat is at the outdoor snack bars RIGHT OFF THE POOL.

Goodness

 

[SweetSue92]

Ah yes the pedophile's favorite restaurant. You can't wear a MAGA cap and get a well done ketchup steak at Ruth's Chris anymore but Mickey D's has a new Arch shit burger to try as consolation.

A thread about a dress code at a steakhouse and the TDS mental zombies come in here drooling about Trump, staggering around as always.....

What brain will you have left when he leaves office? Any?

 

[fncceo]

Almost nobody can dress themselves anymore.

I am proud that I can tie my own bow tie, fold a pocket square a dozen different ways, and shine an oxford to a mirror gloss.

And I’m sad that no one after me will enjoy the same pleasure.

 

[Gary Seven]

GOOD. I like it. And many more businesses should start enforcing "no pets allowed" on clientele who bring their "emotional support" animals on shopping trips.

 

[1srelluc]

I never wear pants with holes in them and what’s wrong with wearing a t shirt to a steak house?

What’s the big deal with a restaurant requiring a little decorum?

It's just codifying the tacit understanding that you spend more money to avoid certain undesirable people.

Look at it sorta like an HOA for dining.

 

[fncceo]

There is no guarantee that civilized dress ensures civilized deportment … just as dressing shabbily doesn’t necessarily mean the wearer will behave shabbily.

But, it’s certainly not a bad indicator.

 

[fncceo]

These days, I spend my days in superior courts where lawyers and judges will frequently, but not exclusively, dress to ensure the decorum of the court.

As for the accused who attend court, a few will dress appropriately to attempt to convince the court of their alleged respectability.

A few more will dress like they BELIEVE that respectable people should dress and fail miserably.

The vast majority just don’t give a damn what they wear and will look just like the guilty low lives that they are.