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Whether you enjoy the peaceful shore of Lake Erie, the tunes of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, or the spicy culinary scene, Cleveland, Ohio is a worthy hometown. Ranked as one of the most liveable city in the United States, residents are a good mix of ages and cultures, including a high student population from Cleveland State University and Case Western Reserver University. And with Hopkins International Airport nearby, it’s no wonder Cleveland is such a hit. The local city square includes Cleveland’s City Hall, Cuyahoga County Courthouse, the Cleveland Public Library, and Public Auditorium, which are all centered around an open mall and share a cohesive neoclassical architecture. The city offers a variety of refreshing cuisines, representative of the many immigrants that call Cleveland home. German and Eastern European foods including beer, pierogi, and kielbasa are well known local foods, and Hector Boiardi of Chef Boyardee is one of the many Clevelanders known for his famed culinary contributions. For fresh ethnic food and produce, walk to the West Side Market or dine at one of the delicious restaurants in Little Italy or the Slavic Village. The Chicago Tribune deemed Cleveland America’s “hot new dining city” and Food & Wine, Esquire, and Playboy.com all applauded the city for best steakhouse and neighborhood eateries. World-renowned Chef Paul Minnillo has established the internationally recognized Baricelli Inn in Cleveland’s center as well. Once you have feasted, the Cleveland Museum of Art and Contemporary Art Cleveland continue to showcase new artwork worth seeing. Plus, residents have access to Fashion Week Cleveland, an internationally-recognized fashion event showcasing the most innovative clothing designs. Never lacking for fun or flavor, Cleveland, Ohio make its residents proud. |
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| A Serious Steakhouse with More than Just Steaks | |
 One can only expect the best at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse. As Ruth Fertel once said, "It's the sizzle that sets us apart from the stuffy, stodgy, old-line steak houses. You have a great steak at Ruth's Chris, but you also have a great time, and you always leave with great memories."
This is the place that showed the world how great a steak can be: carefully selected and aged for tenderness and then cut thick to ensure juiciness. Then, seared to perfection at 1800 degrees. Finally, seasoned simply with salt, black pepper and a touch of parsley. Topped with fresh butter that sizzles seductively on your plate, announcing the arrival of a great steak. At Ruth's Chris, while steak is king, the royal family is large. Be sure to also try the Market Fresh Seafood selection, cooked to perfection. Or the popular Ahi Tuna Stack, seared rare, topped with Colossal lump crabmeat and served sizzling with red pepper pesto. There's even something for vegetarians. The Grilled Portobello Mushrooms - marinated Portobello mushrooms on fluffy garlic mashed potatoes with grilled asparagus, broccoli, tomatoes and sizzling lemon butter is sure to please your palette. | |
  Fresh ingredients are at the core of Ruth’s Chris steakhouse and that philosophy extends from the kitchen to the wine cellar to the bar. So, enjoy a martini with your favorite vodka, whether that's Grey Goose, Armadale or Chopin. If you're a Scotch drinker, be sure to try the 25-year-old Macallan single malt. Of course, the restaurant also has the finest vintages from the world's greatest wineries, by the bottle or by the glass. At Ruth's Chris, your meal will always have the perfect accompaniment. Clearly, Ruth’s Chris take their food seriously, but they’re also serious about making sure you have a good time. So you won't find the stodgy, uptight attitude you might find at other steak houses. So, feel free to laugh out loud, stay a while and experience the sizzle. | |
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| Cleveland, Ohio sits peacefully along the southern shore of Lake Erie, yet it holds the tunes of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and one of the hottest culinary scenes in the nation. Ranked as one of the most liveable city in the United States, residents are a good mix of ages and cultures, including a high student population from Cleveland State University and Case Western Reserver University. Additionally, with Hopkins International Airport nearby, it’s no wonder Cleveland is such a hit. The local city square includes Cleveland’s City Hall, Cuyahoga County Courthouse, the Cleveland Public Library, and Public Auditorium, which are all centered around an open mall and share a cohesive neoclassical architecture. The city offers a variety of refreshing cuisines, representative of the many immigrants that call Cleveland home. German and Eastern European foods including beer, pierogi, and kielbasa are well known local foods, and Hector Boiardi of Chef Boyardee is one of the many Clevelanders known for his famed culinary contributions. For fresh ethnic food and produce, try the West Side Market or dine at one of the delicious restaurants in Little Italy or the Slavic Village. The Chicago Tribune deemed Cleveland America’s “hot new dining city” and Food & Wine, Esquire and Playboy.com all applauded the city for best steakhouse and neighborhood eateries. World-renowned Chef Paul Minnillo has established the internationally recognized Baricelli Inn in Cleveland’s center as well. Once you have feasted, the Cleveland Museum of Art and Contemporary Art Cleveland showcase a range of artwork worth seeing. Plus you cannot miss Fashion Week Cleveland, an internationally-recognized fashion event showcasing the most innovative clothing designs. Never lacking for fun or flavor, Cleveland, Ohio is truly one-of-a-kind. Ohio is a great example of a Midwestern state. The people are friendly and down to earth, the land is fertile, and all of the seasons are pronounced, from spring flowers, to warm summer days, to colorful fall foliage, to winter snows. The terrain is mostly flat with well-constructed highways, making it easy to travel around and experience all that Ohio has to offer, including two of America’s defining cities, Cincinnati and Cleveland. Cincinnati highlights include the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Taft Museum, and the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Cleveland highlights include the Great Lakes Science Center, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, a hit for young and old alike. Both cities offer an array of tantalizing restaurants and exciting nightlife you’d expect to find in thriving American cities. Ohio is also a sports fan’s dream, particularly if you’re a Cleveland or Cincinnati fan. Major League teams include the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians baseball, Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns football, Cleveland Cavaliers basketball, and of course, the Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team. There’s also fun for the entire family at Cedar Point Amusement Park and the Kalahari Indoor Water Park, both in Sandusky. And that’s not all. Ohio also has over 300 miles of coastline thanks to the border it shares with Lake Erie, one of the nation’s Great Lakes. This gives visitors access to recreational activities such as fishing, swimming, boating, and waterskiing, just to name a few. Cincinnati, Cincinnati Art Museum, Taft Museum, Cincinnati Zoo, Botanical Gardens, Cleveland, Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cedar Point Amusement Park, Kalahari Indoor Water Park Lake Erie, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland State University, Case Western Reserver University, Hopkins International Airport, Cleveland City hall, Cuyahoga Country Courthouse, Cleveland Public Library, beer, pierogi, kielbasa, Hector Boiardi, Chef Boyardee, West Side Market, Little Italy, Slavic Village, Chicago Tribune, Food & Wine, Esquire, Playboy.com, Chef Paul Minnillo, Baricelli Inn, Cleveland Museum of Art, Contemporary Art Cleveland, Fashion Week Cleveland |