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Crabfest' promotion is back, and the struggling company hopes new seafood boils and other dishes will help revive its ...
Red Lobster is hoping to bounce back from bankruptcy with a splash, but its newest Crabfest menu items are already sparking ...
Red Lobster is "owning its lob-star status" for this year's Lobsterfest by offering customers 10 dishes and a "Create Your Own" option tied to "GLOAT," a news release read.
Red Lobster plans to close more restaurants after filing for bankruptcy 00:31. Red Lobster plans to close nearly two dozen more restaurants in coming days as the bankrupt seafood chain prepares to ...
Red Lobster is rolling out new menu changes in an effort to excite seafood lovers — including those on TikTok. Damola Adamolekun, the restaurant chain’s new 35-year-old CEO, revealed the ...
Despite the new happenings, Red Lobster is getting rid of its famed promotion: Ultimate Endless Shrimp. The limited-time deal, which has been around for 20 years, was cited as the restaurant’s ...
Can Red Lobster claw its way back from brink of bankruptcy? ... Company, which has restaurants in Toronto, Barrie, Mississauga and other Ontario towns and cities, didn’t respond to inquiries, but ...
Red Lobster has seen multiple ownership changes over the course of its 56-year history. The chain was founded back in 1968 by Bill Darden, who sold Red Lobster to General Mills in 1970.
Red Lobster said each of the seafood chain’s 545 restaurants across the U.S. started using the new menu on Monday. The notorious endless shrimp deal, however, is not part of it. CLICK HERE TO ...
Red Lobster had initially announced plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May, after years of financial hurdles that included rising labor costs and all-you-can-eat promotions that backfired.
Red Lobster’s new CEO is attempting to revive the seafood chain, which has been a staple of the casual dining industry for more than half a century, with millennial mojo. “We want to make the ...
Last fall, Red Lobster lost $11m on its Ultimate Endless Shrimp promotion, which charged $20 for all-you-can-eat shrimp deal. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent.