Looking for vegetarian options at Red Lobster? Good news – there’s a lot you can eat! Here’s the complete list.
If you’re going to eat at Red Lobster, you probably have seafood on your mind. But if you find yourself looking for vegetarian options at Red Lobster, don’t fret. There are actually several menu items that are approved for you! Please see the list below of all the vegetarian eats at Red Lobster.
Beware of the cheesecake at Red Lobster because it contains animal gelatin!
Click here to find specifically vegan options at Red Losbter
Red Lobster Vegetarian Menu Options
Linguini Pasta with Alfredo Sauce
Mozzarella Sticks with Marinara Sauce
Lobster Pizza (without the lobster)
Wood-grilled Tacos (without the meat)
Garden Side Salad
Tomato-Mozzarella Caprese Salad
Corn
Broccoli
Seasonal Asparagus
Wild Rice Pilaf
Mashed Potatoes
Baked Potato with sour cream and butter
French Fries
Cheddar Bay Biscuit
Any dessert EXCEPT the cheesecake (it contains gelatin!)
Red Lobster Vegetarian Salad Dressings
Champagne Vinaigrette
French
Honey Mustard
Blue Cheese
Ranch
Thousand Island
Please provide more (ANY) vegetarian and/or vegan entrees. I really liked the Bar Harbor Salad and the Wood Grilled Vegetable Skewers. Those were awesome! I don’t know why you got rid of them. Plus, no other vegetarian options were added when those were removed. I hate going there with family now because all I can get are some vegetable side dishes, carbs or a salad.
The corn bread suitable for vegetarians
So you’re saying YOU would enjoy corn bread for supper?!
The cheddar bay biscuits contain lard
Haven’t been in over 20 years, but was out numbered today. They now offer a Harvest Power Bowl that includes:
Brussel sprouts
Sweet potato
Edamame
Quinoa rice
Spring mix
They put the lemon olive oil vinaigrette on the side.
The menu price was $9.99, but that includes shrimp. Was happy to see the bill lowered for $8.99 because I didn’t order the shrimp.
Overall, I wouldn’t go back to Red Lobster because I just have to have this Harvest Bowl, but I do appreciate the food option and I finished the plate. Plus, I found out the biscuits have lard so it will probably be another 20 years until I return.
OTHER OPTIONS (I didn’t try this):
Dragon Power Bowl —- broccoli drizzled with spicy soy-ginger sauce over a bed of quinoa. Again, the price with shrimp is $9.99, but I’m guessing their policy is to charge less if you don’t get the shrimp. All restaurants need to have this policy.
the pizza is NOT vegetarian, i just started working here. comes frozen so the lobster has to be picked off and it’s almost impossible to get it all off
I ate at a Red Lobster with my sister a few months ago. It is the last time I will step foot in any Red Lobster. I tried to order a pasta dish with no meat or fish and had a difficult time with the waitress to order it that way. Red Lobster makes it very obvious that they are NOT welcoming to vegetarians. I guess they don’t care about the business they are losing out on.. They don’t give thought to the fact that, MANY people actually like to dine out with friends and family who happen to be vegetarian. But when a group of people are going to dinner with a vegetarian, and they ask the vegetarian if there’s anything for them to eat on the menu and they say no, then they ALL choose a DIFFERENT restaurant to dine at. Since most people would like EVERYONE in their group to ENJOY their dining experience. After all, how many people would be happy with having nothing to choose on the menu, but an appetizer as a meal?!?! Red Lobster management does not realize the large advantage their competitors have by offering a few vegetarian meal options on their menu. They are missing out on groups, large and small, of friends and family who like to dine out together for birthdays, anniversary, and other celebrations! I guess they figure, Oh well, they don’t need the business! . . They’re loss!!! The majority of other restaurant chains are reaping the benefits of being SMART enough to offer a variety of food choices to please EVERYONE! And the vegetarians, and NON vegetarians alike, LOVE THEM!!!
I am a Stage 4 kidney patient and have to eat vegetarian (plus no potatoes or tomatoes) but want to be able to eat out with my family.