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The filming hasn't wrapped yet, but Cincinnati is already receiving high praise for its latest movie role. Kevin Connolly, director of "The Life and Death of John Gotti," noted the Queen City was convincing as 1970s/1980s New York City. "There are a lot of locations in this movie, but we've been really lucky," said Connolly, best known for his work with HBO's "Entourage." "It's been easier than I thought at times,"  he said. "And also challenging at times. You have to get it out of your head that you are not actually in New York." Production of the film about the rise and fall of the notorious mob boss began in July and stars John Travolta as Gotti and Kelly Preston as Gotti's wife. Lionsgate Premiere is set to release the drama domestically. With three filming days left, Connolly, as well as producer Michael Froch, writer and actor Leo Rossi, actor William DeMeo (who plays...

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Jeff Ruby gave us a tour of the new luxury steakhouse. Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse is located at 300 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37219. To watch the video, please click "Read More" below.

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It's a colorful addition to Nashville's restaurant scene This past weekend, after over two years of plotting, planning and building, Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse opened its doors downtown. Located in the ground floor of the UBS Tower, the colorful 10,000-square-foot space offers plenty of eye candy, with unique artwork, chandeliers and details to spare. Along with a large bar area and main dining room, there are also three private dining areas, as well as outdoor seating.  

Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, a popular steak, seafood, and sushi restaurant, officially opened in Downtown Nashville on Saturday, July 9, 2016. The high-end restaurant features nightly live entertainment and top-of-the-line service. Nashville marks the third Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse behind Cincinnati and Louisville. Jeff Ruby is also the founder of two other Cincinnati-based steakhouses, Precinct and Carlo & Johnny. Nashville Guru got a look inside the sweeping, eye-catching space in Music City.

The always-entertaining Business Insider has come up with a list of the best steakhouse in every state, so of course we had to take a look. Business Insider said it worked with Foursquare, the city-guide app, to create the list, which is based on explicit ratings, visit popularity and tip sentiment. The winner in Kentucky? Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse in downtown Louisville. Here's what it had to say: Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse in Louisville is where "traditional New York steakhouse meets Las Vegas glitz." Guests are wild about the Cowboy steak, top-tier sushi, and live piano music. It also offers a selection of beef that's dry aged in-house. The Cowboy steak, according to the Jeff Ruby's menu, is a 22-ounce bone-in ribeye, aged in house. It'll run you $66. Jeff Ruby's is based in Cincinnati, but another steakhouse took the honor in Ohio: Jag's Steak and Se...

Jeff Ruby opens his downtown Nashville steakhouse to the public on Saturday, 16 months after the Cincinnati-based restaurateur unveiled his plans for the first floor of the UBS Tower. The roughly 10,000-square-foot restaurant at 300 4th Avenue N will be open for dinner service from 5-10 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 5-11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. The bar and sushi menu will be offered starting at 4 p.m.  Monday through Saturday. The restaurant has 298 seats and three private dining rooms that can accommodate 66 guests, 14 guests and 12 guests.  

It's been over two years since intentions were first made public about expanding to Nashville, and now they're just a few days away from an official opening, as Cincinnati-based Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse will welcome its first guests this Saturday at 4 p.m.

Cincinnati restaurateur Jeff Ruby's newest steakhouse now has an opening date. Jeff Ruby's Nashville steakhouse will open to the public in the UBS Tower on July 9. Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment is hosting a private ribbon cutting with media the day before. The Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse Nashville has a 12-foot-high circular stage in the dining room to host live music as well as a private dining room called the Music City room full of country music memorabilia, including a Johnny Cash guitar.