Red Lobster - Menu

The restaurant is tidy and inviting, offering generous servings of expertly crafted dishes. Their seasonal cocktails are truly delightful!

We visited a few months back, and unfortunately, it's not the amazing place we remembered. The quality of the food and the staff's skills were both disappointing. We won't be coming back.

We enjoyed fresh and delicious seafood at very reasonable prices. The service was exceptionally friendly, though it was occasionally a bit slow. Overall, we had a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to return soon! View menu

normally not a dinner person in red lobster, but gave him a shot. was very good that I had the lobster dick! and quite reasonable called and sitting right away. the waitress was excellent. friendly and explains menu points. enjoy my new years day dinnet

My boyfriend and I had a great time! had their crab tuesday special and Filet our waitress Isabella was absolutely delightful and the cheese sticks are AMAZING great cheese pull! Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

We had a reservation for 3:30 PM, and after being seated, we ordered our appetizers and drinks. Not long after, we placed our main meal order. However, it took nearly two hours for our food to arrive, even though the restaurant was almost empty. Two of us ordered the 10oz steak, but it was sent back because it was smaller than my palm. It was obvious that the staff recognized it was wrong. Overall, it was a terrible experience, and I will not be returning. View menu

I went for the Bar Harbor Lobster Bake, but I should warn you—the photo makes it look much larger than what you actually receive. It included three small lobsters (as advertised, they were indeed petite), a fair amount of small shrimp, scallops, and mussels, along with a generous portion of linguine. The flavors were enjoyable, but at $31.50, I felt it was a bit pricey. We also tried the coconut shrimp appetizer, which came with six shrimp, but I would recommend skipping it in favor of the calamari instead. Overall, while Red Lobster isn't considered gourmet dining, if you have a gift card and are craving lobster, you could do worse!

my daughter wanted to lobster and we had a gift card for red lobster, so this was a no-brainer. she had the muted lobster with kartoffeln and spit. lobster was good, not the biggest, but it was fresh and they enjoyed it. the kartoffeln were meh and the brussel sprouts were pretty good. the lobster was $34. I had the bar harbor lobster bake and warned that the picture makes it much bigger than it is. there were three lobster dicks (as advertised, they were petit) a decent number of small garnels together with scallops and muddle. there is also much linguine. it tasted good, but was a bit expensive at $31.50 we also have the coconut yarn cups... six garnel, but skip. better to get the calamari...

The RUDEST staff I have encountered. The only reason for the 3 stars is the meal was prepared perfectly. Me and my guests had snow crab legs and they were worth every dollar. My daughter has bad allergies and I paid a lot of money for tissues for her. She left them on the table when we left but realized it immediately. She went back in to retrieve them but was told there was nothing in lost and found(weird because we literally just walked out). I then went in and spoke with Natalia explaining that we just left how could they be gone? I asked if they were thrown away and she nastily rolled her eyes and walked away. I waited another 15 min and when she walked by I asked once again but got told... View menu