Red Lobster - Plantation

We came out to celebrate Brandons 20th birthday. The wait time to be seated was about 30 mins. We were seated in the bar area. The experience was only okay because it took a long time to get our food due to our server was also the bartender.I just dont think they had enough staff to handle the people. Finally our food arrived to have my eldest sons food be missing. Evidently they were out of rice for the bowl. But shouldn't the server of noticed that a while ago.The kids kept busy as they were cracking jokes on each other and on me. The staff did come and sing happy birthday to Brandon and my granddaughter loved that she got to chime in. Thank you for the experience.3.5 stars

We had our 53rd wedding anniversary there. The manager Andy, the hostess and our wait person absolutely babied us and served us perfectly prepared dinners a wonderful Anniversary.

We went to a rather empty red lobster in plantation, florida on Saturday, 13 august at 20:00 o'clock. we were by far the lightest in there and were attacked by servers and customers. the we welcomed us almost immediately, while the manager who sat on a bank, greeted the black family behind us and expected that he would put them before us. the host has set us first. When I asked for a high chair for our small child, he recognized me, but never came back with one so that I had to take my own so that we don't just stand there with our small child. after approx. 20 minutes waiting time was another black couple close to us and immediately greeted by their female server, who said she would soon be there to take her drink order. she returned and took her drink order a few minutes later, while we were still sitting there. we finally got up and went and went instead to toojay and got great service and eat! when we mentioned something to the host as we left, she pointed to the manager behind us who was the same woman who expected the black family to sit in front of us despite our arrival. I cannot believe that this social injustice and treatment we have experienced in a public restaurant!

Staff are very helpful and friendly. nice customer service) my family had enjoyed eating and the vibes feel comfortable)

We went to a rather empty red lobster in plantation, florida on Saturday, 13 august at 20:00 o'clock. we were by far the lightest in there and were attacked by servers and customers. the we welcomed us almost immediately, while the manager who sat on a bank, greeted the black family behind us and expected that he would put them before us. the host has set us first. When I asked for a high chair for our small child, he recognized me, but never came back with one so that I had to take my own so that we were not only standing there, with our small child who stared at us another star. after approx. 20 minutes waiting time was another black couple close to us and immediately greeted by their female server, who said she would soon be there to take her drink order. she returned and took her drink order a few minutes later, while we were still sitting there. we finally got up and went and went instead to toojay and got great service and eat. when we mentioned something to the host as we left, she pointed to the manager behind us who was the same woman who expected the black family to sit in front of us despite our arrival. I cannot believe that this social injustice and treatment we have experienced in a public restaurant!