Last summer, Ruby Tuesday revealed plans to close nearly 100 underperforming stores as part of the chain’s “Fresh Start Initiative” that aimed to turn around slumping sales. Those efforts apparently haven’t been as successful as the restaurant brand would have liked, and now it’s looking to sell itself instead.
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6 comments:
Food hasn't been very good in years. After they changed the salad bar with less ingredients and poor choices, I stopped going. Used to offer fresh bread before dinner. That stopped as well.
They had a dinner deal. $14 for salad, dinner and dessert. They got rid of it. I don't go there anymore. Prices increased a lot. Love the salad bar.
Good bye Ruby Tuesday YOU can hang the blame on you.
Wife and I go to location in Fruitland, monthly or so its always busy and food is good, We hope its not on closeing list
we always enjoyed Ruby Tuesdays...
their ribs r great
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