Ruby Tuesday - Westbury

After Ruby Tuesday closed on Route 110 in Farmingdale, this location on Old Country Road in Westbury is now the only one left on Long Island. While it’s a...

"After our dinner, we decided to stop by Costco to do some shopping, and fortunately, there was no line on Sunday afternoon. The kids opted for their usual favorites: burgers and corn dogs."

I went out for dinner with my mom after Christmas at the mall. We usually dine at this restaurant whenever I’m back in town. It’s become a bit of a tradition for us.

A Ruby Tuesday that truly satisfies. This restaurant offers a familiar dining experience that won't let you down. The salad bar is abundant, featuring a wide variety of fresh ingredients that may have you returning for seconds (or more!). You can add a salad to your main meal for an additional charge, and if you prefer, you can swap out your side dishes for the salad bar at a reduced price. The menu clearly outlines your options for the salad bar. Once you've finished your main course, make sure to save room for dessert, which is absolutely delightful. Enjoy your time at Ruby Tuesday, and remember to say goodbye—who knows when you’ll be back!

It was Black Friday, and I really needed to use the restroom, but Best Buy wasn’t a great choice for that. On top of that, I was hungry. I ended up at a good spot, which was quieter than I expected for a Tuesday. The salad bar looked fresh, but the beer selection at the bar was disappointing (no IPAs, can you believe it?), so I settled for a half-finished bottle of Sierra Nevada. The fried green beans were overly fried, and the artichoke dip was a solid B—tasty, but not piping hot.