The Precinct by Jeff Ruby

Top 1% of restaurants in Cincinnati
8/10

What the experts agree on

This converted police station steaks are legendary for their tenderness and flavor, with massive cuts and all the sides you'd expect. Expect a lively, noisy crowd of local celebrities and lots of bread.

5 expert reviews

“The “astoundingly good” cuts of meat are “always tender with lots of flavor” at this Columbia-Tusculum “tradition”, a former police station turned “charming”, “lively” steakhouse.”

– Zagat

Fodor's Fodor's
"Entrées include all the oven-baked bread you can eat, salad, and baked potato. Spotting of local celebrities, particularly athletes, is a common pastime in the noisy, crowded dining rooms." Full review
Gayot Gayot
14.0
"These days, The Precinct's steaks are almost as famous as its building. You'll find the usual suspects: thick filet mignons, New York sirloins and porterhouses." Full review
Eater Eater
"Jeff Ruby, who famously banned O.J. Simpson from his restaurants, is the original larger-than-life food personality of Cincinnati. He has since passed the business on to the second..."
Gayot Gayot
"The latest hot-spot to take over a former downtown Pizzeria Uno is a tribute to funk legend Bootsy Collins. It definitely succeeds in the "funky" category (think Morocco meets Miami)...." Full review



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