Sweet, succulent shrimp breaded with our legendary Cheddar Bay Biscuit mix. These crispy, craveable Cheddar Bay Biscuit Shrimp combine two of our signature items - biscuits and shrimp. It's impossible to eat just one! Seafood with standards.

Argentine Red Shrimp – A skewer of wild-caught Argentine red shrimp, fire-grilled and served over rice.

It's simple! Guests can choose two delicious shrimp choices to start, and when they are ready for more, they can order additional shrimp selections until their cravings are fully satisfied. Each Ultimate Endless Shrimp℠ meal is accompanied by a choice of side and, of course, warm Cheddar Bay Biscuits®.

Red Lobster said Crispy Dragon Shrimp is “savory, crispy shrimp tossed in a sweet, mildly spicy chili sauce.” That's not all. Red Lobster also has a new lineup of Casamigos margaritas - the Watermelon Mint 'Rita, Spicy Pineapple Margarita and Casa Colada 'Rita - for $10 each.

A delicacy of the Gulf Coast, the bay shrimp is simply a juvenile Gulf shrimp. But the difference is striking: The bay shrimp is to the adult Gulf shrimp what a spring chicken is to a stewing hen. Netted in the Gulf of Mexico, adult shrimp are big and frequently tough.

The Red Lobster employees set out to find the lobster a safe haven where it could live out its life. In the meantime, this unique lobster - destined to be saved from the pot - was named Cheddar - in homage to its unique coloring (and the seafood chain's cheddar biscuits).

And because of their all-natural, cold-water habitat, they have a fresh, clean, sweet flavor. They're known to be the sweetest shrimp in the world. In fact, many people believe their taste, as well as texture and appearance, are closer to lobster than shrimp.

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Hardly the gorgeous meal we're used to seeing dressed up in cookbooks. So why do these crustraceans turn red when they're cooked? Lobsters and crabs have a pigment called astaxanthin in their shells, which has the ability to absorb blue light, making the shell appear red under certain conditions.

Royal red shrimp are tender, salty-sweet and one of the most unique harvestable species of shrimp in all of Florida. Almost lobster-like, they come from deep, cold water along the continental shelf at depths ranging as deep as 2,000 ft. They do not travel and you will rarely find them outside of the Southeast.

Royal reds are more lobstery, sweeter and more tender than other shrimp. In fact, the only shrimp that beats or matches them are spot prawns, which, to me, are the king of all shrimp. Both are deep water shrimp, incidentally. You don't want to mess with royal reds too much.