Jeff Ruby is dropping more details about his eponymous Lexington restaurant, which will be opening next spring in Lexington. The Cincinnati steakhouse owner posted a sketch on his Twitter account of the private Gatsby Room. “Our team is excited to bring you this magnificent restaurant/nightclub. Thanks for waiting so long. I never gave up,” Ruby. Ruby
BY JANET PATTON jpatton1@herald-leader.com August 31, 2018 08:45 AM After waiting more than seven years, Jeff Ruby knows Lexington is hungry. And he’s ready to bring more than just great steaks. He’s bringing the unique “Jeff Ruby Experience” to town. “Lexington deserves our best restaurant, and this will be our best one,” Ruby said. “When
By Andy Brownfield – Reporter, Cincinnati Business Courier Britney Ruby Miller was never pushed to follow the path of her father, Jeff Ruby, into the restaurant industry. In fact, he actually tried to deter her, but she fell into it. She and her brothers grew up in Ruby’s restaurants. The Precinct was their playground where they played hide-and-seek at
In July 2018, the Ruby family was invited to Washington, D.C. to meet with lawmakers and discuss issues surrounding the Foster System and the Jeff Ruby Foundation’s plans to help improve it. Jeff Ruby was also asked to keynote an event for the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (C.C.A.I.). Click “Read More” below to view
The Cincinnati Business Courier has announced its 2018 Forty Under 40 class. The annual awards program recognizes young professionals in Greater Cincinnati who are building successful careers while also giving back. The honorees represent a broad slice of our business community – small startups, big public companies, nonprofits and wealth management, to name a few. The Forty
