What in-depth information can you give me about Ruby Tuesdays?

Answer 1

that it is the title of a song by the rolling stones,and also a chain of burger restaurants unfortunately never been so can't go any more in depth although some friends went and said service was poor ,but food was good

Answer 2

wow i didnt know that all Ruby Tuesdays sucked as much as the one here. Nobody goes there except the locals, and thats only cause its the only place not filled with college kids. Their salad bar should be checked by the Health Department, their service sucks, and they hire non stop because people are always quitting. The only time i have eaten there is when my parents wanted to. It is G R O S S

Answer 3

Don't go there... I worked there for several years... the upper management does not give a **** about their employees...only concerned with lining their own pockets through stock options that they only give to the upper executives for doing nothing other than being "yes" men to the CEO ...Sandy Beall...
Also... if you do have an opinion that is not concurrent with upper management...YOU WILL BE FORCED OUT! In reality, they are a company of inbred hillbillies from East Tennessee...looking out only for themselves...look up their stock... RI (nyse) read some of the message board...that will show you the real picture...look at insider trading...those are all officers and executives...not a real employee in the bunch
Good Luck

Answer 4

History

The first restaurant was founded in 1972 by five University of Tennessee students, and is now headquartered in Maryville, Tennessee. The first location was adjacent to UT's Knoxville campus at the corner of Twentieth Avenue and Kingston Pike (now Twentieth Street and Cumberland Avenue)[citation needed]. The building still stands, but it is now occupied by a Stefano's Pizzeria and a bar called Charlie Peppers, both of which are local institutions in their own right.

In April 1982, Ruby Tuesday became part of the Specialty Restaurant Division of Morrison, Inc. The merger provided the chain with additional financial support to continue its growth.

In March of 1996, the shareholders of Morrison's approved a distribution and divided Morrison Restaurants, Inc. into three separate companies: Ruby Tuesday, Inc. (RTI); Morrison Health Care, Inc., (subsequently purchased by Compass Group); and Morrison's Fresh Cooking, Inc., (now owned by Piccadilly). Ruby Tuesday, Inc. is the successor Company to Morrison Restaurants, Inc. and is now one of America's largest casual dining companies. At the time of the distribution, Ruby Tuesday, Inc. operated many other restaurant brands in addition to their flagship Ruby Tuesday brand, including L&N Seafood, Silver Spoon Cafe, Mozzerella's Cafe, The American Cafe, and Tia's Tex-Mex.

Ruby Tuesday, in Washington, D.C.'s Chinatown neighborhood.In the summer of 1998, Ruby Tuesday relocated its Restaurant Support Center from Mobile, AL to Maryville, TN, where the company built an on-site training facility, WOW-U™, in addition to a lodging and dining facility, RT Lodge™. These facilities are used daily as a training and development center for the Company's restaurant managers.

In November, 2000, Ruby Tuesday completed the sale of The American Cafe, Silver Spoon, L&N Seafood, and Tia's Tex-Mex restaurants to Specialty Restaurant Group, LLC. This divestiture allowed Ruby Tuesday to concentrate exclusively on the growth and development of its flagship brand

Size and expanse of chain

Currently, Ruby Tuesday, Inc. has Company-owned and/or franchise Ruby Tuesday brand restaurants in 42 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 13 foreign countries. As of February 28, 2006, the Company owned and operated 619 Ruby Tuesday restaurants, while domestic and international franchisees (including Hawaii) operated 200 and 43 restaurants, respectively. The company currently has plans to open between 45 and 50 new locations in 2006. Ruby Tuesday, Inc. is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (Symbol: RI)

Overview of chain

Ruby Tuesday is one of three large public companies that dominate the bar-and-grill category of casual dining, a segment that continues to show tremendous growth from consistent demand due to very favorable demographic trends, the capacity for new units, limited new competition, and same-store sales increases. The chain is well known for its salad bar.
Ruby Tuesday is commonly known for various tag lines, including "Awesome Food, Serious Salad Bar" (early 2000s) and "So Good" (2005). The Company's current tagline as of July 2006 is "Simple Fresh American Dining".

Controversy

The chain was in the center of a controversy in 2004, when Misty Watts, a waitress at the Hickory, North Carolina location, was terminated from her job. Watts claimed that she was fired due to her appearance and weight (Watts is 5 feet 5 inches tall, and weighed 240 pounds). A visiting district manager told Watts at the time of her termination that she did not fit the company image. Three days prior to her termination, Watts had been named "employee of the month". Watts spoke out on several talk shows about the incident. The chain subsequently offered to rehire Watts, but she declined the offer.

Answer 5

There is one by where I live
I have not ate there before
They sell hamburgers
They sell chicken sandwiches
They sell salads