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Ruby Tuesday Big BBQ Beef Ribs Price, Nutrition, and Ingredients

Big BBQ Beef Ribs

Price = $28.99
Calories = 1130

A true feast for rib lovers — the Big BBQ Beef Ribs at Ruby Tuesday are slow-roasted to perfection and coated in a signature smoky BBQ sauce that balances sweetness with classic southern depth.

Each plate is served with your choice of sides, making it a customizable favorite for hearty appetites.

What Makes the Big BBQ Beef Ribs Special?

Ruby Tuesday’s BBQ ribs are known for:

  • Slow roasting for tenderness and flavor retention.
  • Classic smoky BBQ glaze, made from a rich blend of spices and molasses.
  • Generous portions — typically 3–4 large, bone-in ribs.
  • Southern-inspired cooking that’s both savory and comforting.

These features position it as one of the core dishes in Ruby TuesdayMenu’s grill and BBQ lineup.

Ingredients & Preparation Process

Main Ingredients:

  • Premium beef ribs
  • Ruby Tuesday’s in-house smoky BBQ sauce
  • Dry rub blend (paprika, garlic powder, brown sugar, salt, pepper)
  • Side of your choice

Preparation Method (Macro Context):

  • Slow roasting at low temperatures to break down connective tissue.
  • Basting during cooking to enhance caramelization.
  • Final glaze with the smoky BBQ sauce before serving.

This preparation creates a texture contrast — crispy outer bark with melt-in-mouth meat underneath.

Allergen & Dietary Information

Allergen

Presence

Milk

Yes

Eggs

No

Soy

Yes

Wheat

Yes

Tree Nuts

No

Peanuts

No

Shellfish

No

Fish

No

Not Gluten-Free: Contains wheat in BBQ sauce and seasoning.
Not Vegetarian or Vegan: Made from beef, with dairy-based sauce.

Vegan-Friendly Side Options (on request):

  • Steamed broccoli
  • Grilled zucchini
  • Rice pilaf (request butter-free)

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

Nutrient

Amount

Calories

1130

Total Fat

81g

Saturated Fat

31g

Trans Fat

2g

Cholesterol

215mg

Sodium

1780mg

Carbohydrates

17g

Fiber

2g

Sugars

12g

Protein

65g

Health Context:
While indulgent, this dish offers a high-protein meal ideal for occasional splurges. Pair with lighter sides like steamed veggies to balance sodium and fat content.

Customization Options

You can personalize your meal by choosing one side dish — or add extras for a complete BBQ platter.

Included Sides

  • French Fries
  • Tater Tots
  • Mashed Potatoes
  • Baked Potato
  • Grilled Zucchini
  • Steamed Broccoli
  • Roasted Corn
  • Rice Pilaf
  • Coleslaw

Premium (+$1.99)

  • Loaded Fries
  • Loaded Baked Potato
  • Mac ‘n Cheese
  • Roasted Mushrooms
  • Onion Rings
  • Potato Soup
  • Broccoli Cheese Soup

Pro Tip: For the best flavor and texture balance, pair your ribs with a Loaded Baked Potato or Broccoli Cheese Soup.

Suggested Pairings from the Official Menu

Item

Price

Calories

Loaded Baked Potato

$5.98

600

Broccoli Cheese Soup

$5.98

300

Mac ‘n Cheese

$5.98

560

Onion Rings

$5.98

340

Coleslaw

$3.99

240

Steamed Broccoli

$3.99

70

Rice Pilaf

$3.99

190

Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie

$7.99

1350

Ruby Relaxer™ (Cocktail)

$6.00

Varies

Availability & Ordering Options

Available daily during lunch and dinner hours at most Ruby Tuesday locations.

You can order:

Best Value Tip:
Pair your ribs with a $6 cocktail or look for Wednesday & Sunday rib specials for combo discounts.

FAQs — Ruby Tuesday Big BBQ Beef Ribs

Are the ribs boneless?

No, they are bone-in beef ribs, prized for their rich flavor.

How many ribs per order?

Typically 3–4 meaty ribs, depending on size and cut.

Is the BBQ sauce spicy?

No, it’s sweet and smoky, not spicy. You can request extra sauce on the side.

Is it gluten-free?

Not by default. Ask for possible gluten-free modifications on sides and sauces.

Is it worth $28.99?

Yes — it’s a premium entrée designed for rib lovers and large appetites.

What kind of meat is used in the Big BBQ Beef Ribs?

They’re made from premium, slow-roasted bone-in beef ribs.

Can I get the ribs without BBQ sauce?

Yes, you can request the ribs dry or with sauce on the side.

How do they compare to Baby Back Ribs?

Beef ribs are larger and richer, while baby back ribs are sweeter and tender.

Are the ribs keto-friendly?

Mostly yes, but ask for no BBQ sauce to reduce sugar.

Can I order them for takeout or delivery?

Yes, through Ruby Tuesday’s website, app, or delivery partners.

What sides go best with the ribs?

Loaded baked potato, coleslaw, or steamed broccoli pair perfectly.

Are they part of Family Meals or Catering?

No, but similar BBQ items are available in catering options.

Related Dishes

  • Baby Back Ribs
  • Rib Eye Steak
  • BBQ Chicken Combo
  • Family Bundle Meals

Final Thoughts

Ruby Tuesday’s Big BBQ Beef Ribs embody classic Southern comfort — bold, smoky, and satisfying. Perfect for anyone craving a slow-cooked, flavor-packed BBQ meal with flexible sides and generous portions.

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