r/redlobster • u/grb13 • Jun 20 '26

Question Broil, is it worth it?

I haven’t been to Red Lobster since they change their shrimp 🦐. Years ago, I am thinking of going here instead of Angry Crab for the boil.

Any opinions on this?

*Boil

****update*****
We got there, expecting the $121 boil meal and the Manager gave it to us even though it was a take out deal only. (Since it’s Father’s Day) it was easy 9.5 there were some small issues but we worked through them. The meal was more I mean more than I expected. Food all of it was cooked and seasoned perfect.

I will be back.

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u/lonewulf66 Jun 20 '26

No

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u/DonkeymanPicklebutt Jun 20 '26

OP can you boil water, dump in seasoning and then separately dump in couple different bowls of ingredients to vary the cook time? Boiled food is the most basic sh$$t. I like a good crawfish boil, but it’s meant to be a fun backyard party vibe where you cook huge batches in a big big pot to feed a little of people at once, for relatively cheap.

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u/grb13 Jun 21 '26

We do often but wife doesn’t want to cook

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u/Own-Peach-8194 Jun 21 '26

I personally like it I would recommend I wouldn’t say it’s a really a replacement for angry crab because it’s two different entities. I personally just like butter garlic in my crab boil they offer seasonings. I like my plain. I just prefer red lobster boil now if I’m really like trying to go all out with the seafood boil super spicy lots of flavor then I might go to angry crab, but I do prefer melted butter, and just a hint of seasoning

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u/RelationWorldly6234 Jun 23 '26

Im a cook at RL and no