Ruth's Chris Steakhouse will enforce a dress code for diners

[Tribal Outkast]

That place used to be considered fine dining. Now people are saying they’re not and I’m sure the dress code had something to do with that. They’re just trying to get the crown back

 

[Phantum]

As long as it's enforced on both sides, cool. I've only been to the one near me (Short Hills Mall) a few times and never saw any fukkery.

 

[The ADD]

That sucks but you don’t have to go there.

 

[jdubnyce]

Ive been to 2 of the Ruth Chris' in Toronto and its not fine dining up here

Dont give them your money

 

[BmoreGorilla]

I thought they already had a dress code. You mean to tell me I was wearing business casual like the average coli breh for no reason?

 

[The_Sheff]

Good, dont like it then go somewhere else.

Folks act like it's asking too much to not dress like you about go go play basketball or like a stripper.

The bar is really low to pass here.

 

[yardman]

nikkas put on their Sunday’s best just to get seated last in an unfavorable place in the restaurant’s floorplan, are the most likely to be served last and receive substandard service solely based of the stigma that presumes members of your group are least likely to tip. These dress codes have always been elitist, exclusionary and racist, especially when you factor in the proliferation of dress codes being a response to growing Black affluence in the 2000s. ​

 

[King Sun]

You would think they would train their chefs on how to make medium steaks and better food but alas

 

[Hoshi_Toshi]

That dude on twitter gotta be feeling vindicated right now

 

[Regular Developer]

When I was a kid, we used to get dressed to go to Red Lobster. I remember my dad wearing a suit and a tie there.

Lack of standards, this generation.

Usually red lobster was for after church, so were always dressed up there

 

[Da Jungles]

nikkas put on their Sunday’s best just to get seated last in an unfavorable place in the restaurant’s floorplan, are the most likely to be served last and receive substandard service solely based of the stigma that presumes members of your group are least likely to tip. These dress codes have always been elitist, exclusionary and racist, especially when you factor in the proliferation of dress codes being a response to growing Black affluence in the 2000s. ​

 

[Strapped]

Overpriced

 

[beenz]

far nicer steakhouses don't even enforce dress codes. ruth chris is an upscale chain restaurant.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

It ain’t that deep…. nikkas acting like wearing some decent jeans and a collared shirt from Costco is discrimination.

 

[Concerned Citizen]

They should just stop serving well done steaks. That’d take care of 91% of the problems