Red Lobster

Sandra was a great waitress. She was helpful friendly and attentive, anticipating needs. She put in the kids order first which came out practically instantaneously and then made sure appetizers came out before meals. The food was delicious , hot, and didn’t take long to come out.

Food was amazing! Lobster tail was soo good, lobster and crab topped items were amazing! Sandra was the best!

The food was mid, I got the lobster, salmon and shrimp. The lobster tasted like it sat in a freezer or something along those lines. The food took a while to come out and it was luke warm. Our waitress, Nichole, was fabulous though, she was very friendly.

Visited this red lobster yesterday as an early Valentines dinner. I ordered the lobster tail and shrimp scampi. All very very good. My hubby is not a seafood lover but came for me. His go to meal was always the New York strip and it was delicious, but alas that is gone from the menu. He also liked the maple glazed chicken , but that is gone too! So…… he tried the Parmesan crusted chicken and it was dry and tasteless! Don’t waste your money!! Our servers name was Barbara but she was not interested in our meal or why one of the entrees was not eaten. She seemed preoccupied , and we had to chase her down for our bill. She brought the bill and never came back!!! We left our payment on the table. Red Lobster used to be our favorite restaurant for holidays and special occasions, but I guess we w

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Every single time! My dear friend Barb and I just love coming here after our Monday Bible study devotionals. It’s very walker-friendly, and the staff are always so lovely and welcoming. Starting our meal with the Cheddar Bay biscuits is simply the best part — followed by some shrimp with broccoli and, of course, the chocolate lava cake. When I take Barb, she does tend to overdo it by ordering three or four appetizers. I suppose she feels she ought to enjoy herself while she can — we are old geezers after all! The ambiance is always so pleasant, and the experience never disappoints. Please don’t leave us! Barb and I figure we’ve got another 10–15 years left, so hopefully we can outrun you. Love you, dear. — E. Norma