Order a Steak Burrow at Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse, Inspired by Heisman Trophy-Winning Quarterback Joe Burrow

Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse in Cincinnati has introduced the Steak Burrow, a 16-ounce blackened prime ribeye served with creole crawfish sauce. The new menu item, inspired by Heisman Trophy and national championship winning quarterback Joe Burrow of the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers, will debut Jan. 18. Mr. Burrow is expected by many experts to be the No. 1 pick of the Cincinnati Bengals in April’s NFL draft.

During his Heisman Trophy acceptance speech, Mr. Burrow spoke about poverty, food insecurity and the Athens County Food Pantry in his hometown of Athens, Ohio. Following his compelling words, the Food Pantry received donations of over a half million dollars in one week. That’s more than six times the pantry’s annual budget.

“I was inspired by Joe’s words and that led to Steak Burrow being added to the menu at my downtown Cincinnati steakhouse,” said Jeff Ruby, owner and founder of Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment. “Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse will donate $9 (Mr. Burrow’s uniform number) from the sale of each steak to the Athens County Food Pantry.”

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, 700 Walnut Street in Downtown Cincinnati, is high-energy upscale dining at its finest, delivering award-winning steaks, seafood and service. It is a favorite of athletes, celebrities and special-occasion diners.

About Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment

Simply put, The Jeff Ruby Experience is about excellence. It is captured in the quality of the food, the energy and elegance of the atmosphere, the impeccability of service and the overall dining experience. When you dine with us, you are our guest and we do everything possible to treat you to a show unlike any other. While each of our restaurants has a unique background and story to tell, there is a common thread that runs through everything we do- a commitment to perfection that is The Jeff Ruby Experience.

About the Athens County Food Pantry

The Athens County Food Pantry is dedicated to providing supplemental and emergency food aid to eligible residents of Athens County, Ohio who find themselves in need. They have been serving the citizens of Athens County since 1980 delivering aid in the form of direct food disbursements. They are an all-volunteer non-profit organization, and their dedicated team works to ensure that food is always available for those in need. The ACFP depends entirely upon the support of the local community, through individual and group donations, churches, business partners, fundraisers, grants, and United Appeal for Athens County.

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Video by Madison Schmidt

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Watch the Busken Bros escape from Prank Probation.

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Video by Madison Schmidt

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Whose crust is a must?

Whose filling is most thrilling?

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