dank69
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Waffle house power washes the walls with cooking oil for the grand opening.I've never been to Waffle House. OPH is the shit though.
KT
Waffle house power washes the walls with cooking oil for the grand opening.I've never been to Waffle House. OPH is the shit though.
KT
All these seafood connoisseurs here need to understand one thing though. There is not a lot of national seafood type restaurants. So most top notch seafood places are localized.
Waffle house power washes the walls with cooking oil for the grand opening.
It has never been anywhere close to the best seafood restaurant.
Wut?
please tell me you haven't lived your entire life in the Bay Area while thinking that.
If you grew up in Oklahoma or Kansas or some other godless shithole, I can see where you're coming from. But any coastal town will have 100s of seafood joints that will kill Red Lobster.
Red Lobsters are very tied to their regions and management. I have been to good and bad. It's normally not a place I target.
Many women I know do like their salad lunch special. It comes with some bread things they like. That's usually the food item I hear most about from there than any seafood.
FYI Olive Garden and Red Lobster are owned by the same company, darden restaraunts, along with Seasons 52 which is their higher end chain, which i've eaten at and is decent.Red Lobster is passable, but there are dozens of other restaurants I'd put above it. It's overpriced chain food, like an Olive Garden for seafood. It's palatable, but it appeals to the lowest common denominator. Better to find a real seafood place.
FYI Olive Garden and Red Lobster are owned by the same company, darden restaraunts, along with Seasons 52 which is their higher end chain, which i've eaten at and is decent.
BTW OP, if you want to go to a decent seafood chain restaraunt, check out bonefish grill. i take my parents there more often than i'd like to admit!
Bonefish is amazing.
The cheesy biscuits at RL do rock. It's not the best place for seafood, nor the worst. I don't mind eating there at all and like Alke said, it does depend on the local management. I haven't had a very bad experience yet.
I used to down 5-6 of those at a time until I started body building. Now I have to look at the stupid nutritional label each time:
Nutrition Facts
Calories 150 (627 kJ)
Total Fat 8g 12%
Sat. Fat 2.5g 13%
Sodium 350mg 15%
Total Carbs. 16g 5%
Protein 3.5g
That was 750-900 calories of biscuits alone, then a 1500 calorie fried meal. Scary.
Morton's. You're gonna pay out the ass though.
Its a joke of a seafood. It's like taco Bell for Mexican food.