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Located across from Seattle on the other side of picturesque Lake Washington, Bellevue, is an exciting, growing city. It boasts one of the largest shopping centers in the region, Bellevue Square, where you’ll find tantalizing restaurants and upscale shops. New additions like “The Lodge,” One Lincoln Tower, and the Bravern have added even more choices, like the fashionable Neiman Marcus. Or, catch a show at the Performing Arts center or take a stroll through the lovely Bellevue Botanical Gardens. You can also visit the Bellevue Arts Museum, the biennial Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition, or the Bellevue Arts and Crafts festival held every July. Another popular spot is the Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art, housing over a thousand dolls. And for kids, the new KidsQuest Children’s Museum, contains 10,000 square feet of play space. Other attractions include the famous Washington and Evergreen Point floating bridges. So come to Bellevue, and sample the Great Northwest. |
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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. | |
| Locations 565 Bellevue Square | |
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| Founded in 1869, Bellevue, Washington is an exciting, growing city located just across from Seattle on the other side of picturesque Lake Washington. The city of around 115,000 people makes it the fifth largest in the state. Located near the small, yet stratospherically wealthy districts that make up the “Gold Coast,” home to Bill Gates and other technology business moguls, it is also one of the wealthier communities in the state of Washington. As such, Bellevue boasts one of the largest shopping centers in the region, the famous Bellevue Square, where you’ll find a great assortment of tantalizing restaurants and upscale shops. New additions to the square like “The Lodge,” One Lincoln Tower, and the Bravern have recently added even more choices to residents and visitors alike, such as the exclusive, always fashionable Neiman Marcus, the store’s first ever in the Pacific Northwest. Once you’ve had your fill of great food and shopping, you might want to catch a show at the new Performing Arts Center or take a stroll through the lovely Bellevue Botanical Gardens. For handmade specialties, Bellevue has hosted the annual Bellevue Arts and Crafts Fair every July for over 50 years. You can also pay a visit to the Bellevue Arts Museum or to the biennial Bellevue Sculpture Exhibition, where thousands gather to see the huge display of three-dimensional art. Another popular spot is the Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art, which houses over a thousand dolls, making it one of the largest doll collections in the world. And for kids from tots to 12, nothing beats the KidsQuest Children’s Museum, comprising 10,000 square feet of play and discovery areas, educational activities, and classroom space. Other attractions include the famous Washington and Evergreen Point floating bridges. So come to Bellevue, and experience the Great Northwest firsthand. Washington is a beautiful state that sports an amazing coastline, green valleys, rolling hills, and mountains galore. It shares a border with a foreign country, our friendly, northern neighbor, Canada. And it has plenty of diversity: a thriving cultural and artistic element, vibrant music scenes, plenty of outdoor recreation, specialty shopping, mouth-watering cuisine, and of course, plenty of coffee shops. It’s also home to one of the most interesting and intellectual cities in the Unites States, Seattle. Many describe it as big city living with a small city’s pace and friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Here you’ll find the famous space needle, the original Starbuck’s, and the original home to grunge music, as well as many up-and-coming bands. Not far from Seattle, on the other side of picturesque Lake Washington, is Bellevue, an exciting, growing city that boasts one of the largest shopping centers in the region, Bellevue Square. Here you’ll find tantalizing restaurants and upscale shops with new additions like “The Lodge,” One Lincoln Tower, and the Bravern. Another popular spot is the Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art, which houses over a thousand dolls. And for kids, the new KidsQuest Children’s Museum, contains 10,000 square feet of play space. Other attractions include the famous Washington and Evergreen Point floating bridges. Recreational opportunities include walks on its sandy beaches or a visit to one of its over 120 state parks, hiking, camping, boating or windsurfing in Puget Sound, and snow-based sports, or simply taking in the beauty of Columbia River Gorge. Seattle, Bellevue, Gold Coast, space needle, Starbuck’s, grunge music, Columbia River Gorge, Lake Washington, Puget Sound, Canada Lake Washington, Bellevue Square, The Lodge, One Lincoln Tower, Neiman Marcus, KidsQuest, Bellevue Arts Museum, Bellevue Botanical Gardens, performing arts |