By Andy Brownfield – Reporter, Cincinnati Business Courier Jun 26, 2018, 2:16pm EDT Updated 24 minutes ago Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment has a new head overseeing its award-winning wine and beverage program who most recently led beverage at the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia. Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment, which oversees Jeff Ruby‘s Steakhouse locations in Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, Columbus and soon Lexington
Beverage and wine director Brian McClure has left his position at the Greenbrier’s Main Dining Room in White Sulfur Springs, W.Va., after nearly five years at the restaurant. He will begin his new job as Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment’s corporate beverage director next week. “I was very impressed by the company culture and I am very excited
If you watched the Kentucky Derby coverage on TV, one name flashed past over and over: Jeff Ruby. As in Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, the sponsor of winning jockey Mike Smith, who was virtually the only jockey whose trousers were still white after this year’s exceptionally muddy Run for the Roses. Jockey Mike Smith celebrated with Justify after
BEST NEW RESTAURANT IN COLUMBUS This is it, folks—the 1940’s Art Deco style steakhouse out of Cincinnati has finally landed in our city after making a culinary splash in Louisville and Nashville. Jeff Ruby is one of the nation’s premiere restaurateurs, serving celebrities and high society diners since 1981, winning award after award for his
Cincinnati restaurateur Jeff Ruby used his 70th birthday party to do some good. Ruby’s 70th Birthday Gala was held at Jack Cincinnati Casino on Sunday night and served as the first major fundraiser for the Jeff Ruby Foundation. The star-studded event included performances by Kool & the Gang, Lee Greenwood and Ruby himself. To see who else was in attendance, click
