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610 Magnolia vs Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, Louisville
Both establishments are highly recommended by professional travelers. On balance, 610 Magnolia scores slightly better than Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse. 610 Magnolia comes in at #3 in Louisville with accolades from 3 reviewers including Gayot, Lonely Planet and BlackBook.
610 Magnolia
Lonely Planet
BlackBook
Gayot
Tasting Table
610 W Magnolia Ave, Louisville, KY 40208-2240
From $0 /night
Lonely Planet
"Only open three evenings a week, this sleek Scandinavia-meets-Kentucky bistro is Louisville's hottest-ticket restaurant."
Full review
BlackBook
"Iron Chef winner Edward Lee's reservations-only, farm-to-table new American restaurant seats 55 for prix-fixe meals Thursdays through Saturdays in a former carriage house with patio."
Gayot
16.0
"Contemporary cuisine served in a stylish restaurant tucked away on a side street in Louisvilleâs Victorian neighborhood."
Full review
Tasting Table
"With many awards, a successful cookbook and a variety of television appearances (Top Chef, Mind of a Chef), Edward Lee may be Louisville's "celebrity" chef."
Full review
Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, Louisville
BlackBook
325 W. Main Street, Louisville, KY 40202
From $60 /night
BlackBook
"Traditional steakhouse (albeit one with a sushi and raw bar) serves expense-account types, old money, and special-occasion celebrants."
