Casual dining still isn't leaving any room for dessert. Ruby Tuesday ( RT ) posted uninspiring quarterly results after Wednesday's market close. Revenue rose a mere 1% to $332.9 million, as a 1.9% increase in same-store sales and the acquisition of two smaller chains barely offset the closure of 27 company-owned eateries over the past year. This may not seem all that impressive, but keep in mind that this is the first time in nearly two years that Ruby Tuesday posts positive comps. The path to Ruby Tuesday's bottom line is even less enchanting. Net income declined from $3.1 million to $2.6 million. Analysts were holding out for a slight increase in profitability. Even if you back out costs related to the company's CEO search -- a reasonable deduction since they are considered one-time expenses -- Ruby Tuesday's adjusted net income of $2.9 million still falls short of expectations. The market didn't like the numbers, but don't say goodbye to Ruby Tuesday.