a celebration of all things lobster (January 31, 2022) – Lobsterfest®, a celebration of all things lobster, is back at Red Lobster®. Lobster lovers can sink their claws into craveable lobster dishes, including the NEW! Date Night Feast for Two, arriving just in time for Valentine's Day, and the return of the guest-favorite Lobster Lover's Dream®.

Red Lobster s vision is to be where the world goes for seafood, now and for generations. That includes sourcing in a way that ensures there is high quality seafood available to enjoy for generations to come. Our commitment is that all the seafood we serve is traceable, sustainable and responsibly sourced.

In some ways investors should probably think of Darden as a brand manager more than a pure restaurant company. For example, it once owned the Red Lobster brand, but sold it in 2014. One of the key reasons for the sale was that Red Lobster's sales were trending in the wrong direction.

Red Lobster Lobster Punch is a delicious, easy-to-make cocktail perfect for any occasion. This refreshing punch combines spiced and coconut rum with strawberry margarita mix, blackberry juice, and pineapple juice. It's fruity and sweet with just the right amount of tangy and boozy flavor.

Lobster Lover's Dream® – Roasted rock and Maritime lobster tails paired with lobster-and-shrimp linguini in a creamy lobster sauce. Served with a choice of two sides.

Our fest is totally casual!

Lobster Lover's Dream® – Roasted rock and Maritime lobster tails paired with lobster-and-shrimp linguini in a creamy lobster sauce. Served with a choice of two sides. ​

Red Lobster Threats

The difference between common lobster and red lobster Unlike the red lobster, it has a smooth carapace and two large front claws, which it uses to attack its prey and defend itself from predators. The two crustaceans also differ in taste, which in the case of the common lobster is less sweet and more pronounced.

Originally billed as the "Harbor for Seafood Lovers", the first restaurant was followed by four others throughout the American South. In 1970, General Mills acquired Red Lobster as a five-unit company and with new backing, the chain expanded rapidly in the 1980s.

To protect known breeding females, lobsters caught carrying eggs are to be notched on a tail flipper (second from the right, if the lobster is right-side up and the tail is fully extended). Following this, the female cannot be kept or sold, and is commonly referred to as a "punch-tail" or as "v-notched".