They have six private rooms that can hold groups of any size. Lock one down so the crowds don’t have to hear the Bachelor sobbing when you guys tear him apart. Read more.
Don’t have time to visit? Grab a brunch box to go on Sunday before you head to the airport. We like the Hangover (Mini Burgers and fries, Mac N’ Cheese with bacon & a Monte Cristo). Read more.
Ask if the Cajun tenderloin is available. A special, off-menu order that - when available - is the best thing they have; though if not, you’ll still have plenty to choose from. Read more.
The portions at Gene & Georgetti’s tend to lean on the “that thing is enormous” side so keep that in mind when ordering. There’s nothing less impressive than toting around a doggy bag at the club. Read more.
If you are going for a Private Room (and you should) ask for The State Room (seats up to 16 rowdy people) over the smaller Board Room. Read more.
Need a power breakfast to kick-start the day? Come here for their insanely thick Breakfast Sandwich or incredible New York Strip & Eggs. And do NOT skip the hash browns. Read more.
If the steep prices have some of the guys scared of going, you can choose to bring your own wine & only pay a $25 corkage fee. We hear the Trader Joe’s Two-Buck Chuck Cab goes great with a $60 porter. Read more.
Glenn Keefer is always there to greet people (he is the bald guy hovering around the bar) so say hi and buy the man a drink. Read more.
One key of working with a chain: they are used to booking for big parties. You can go to the Ruth’s Chris web site and contact their Private Dining Manager directly who will hook everything up. Read more.
Ghostbar, located on the upper level of N9NE, is a chic ultra-lounge that is a solid option for post-dinner partying. Plan on locking down a booth or table for maximum fun. Read more.
