FOOD QUALITY

...and I'll echo what the other's said--Check your order before you
leave the restaurant!
I'm not sure where your from so maybe Red Lobster is the best Seafood
place in your neck of the woods, but I, for one, do not consider the
food at Red Lobster to be of good quality. I guess I'm spoiled, in
that I live right on the coast and quality seafood is not hard to
find. I only go to Red Lobster once in a blue moon for their endless
shrimp special.
Flounder is considered safe for pregnant women but I believe there is
still small levels of mercury in it. I'd like to know why you drove 35
minutes to get take-out food? And even if the restaurant screwed up
the order, I don't think you should be compensated for time and gas
because even if the order was correct, the drive & gas used would of
been the same.

Check orders, people, especially being a half an hour drive. It takes
five minutes and it saves a LOT of trouble.

That being said, Red Lobster, in my experience, has never been a great
eating establishment, but that might just be me spoiled by fresh Nova
Scotian seafood.

ALWAYS check your food when getting carry out! It doesn't matter if
it's McDonald's, Burger King, Red Lobster, or Outback Curbside. This
is especially true if you live as far away as you say you do.

Yes, Red Lobster made a mistake, and for that, they should rectify the
situation. However, I hope that you realize that assuming human error
won't occur when filling an order is not only naive, but also a
mistake on your part. There's no way they can or will refund you, or
probably not even offer you replacement food now that it's 2 days
after the fact.

As far as time and gas go, you chose to drive to a distant location.
That is a personal choice, and not the fault of Red Lobster. Just
remember if you choose to visit this location again, check your food
before leaving. That way, you can show the staff that the order is
wrong, while at the same time saving you the stress and anger of
driving all the way home without the proper food.

I do understand your anger. However, it is rather foolish to believe
that human error won't occur.

You are not getting a refund. You should have checked your order
before leaving the restaurant.

are safe (and very beneficial) to eat throughout pregnancy as long as
you do not eat it more than twice per week. Flounder is perfectly
safe to eat even in the first trimester.

There are types of fish to avoid altogether during pregnancy, but
flounder is not one of them.

You did do that didn't you? And where is this Red Lobster located?
The company needs to know so they can bring this complaint to the
proper restaurant.

But the cheesy bisquits were great werent they?



Good Day

Ugh. All of that food would be rather gross to eat, after a 35 minute
drive home!

danielle t.,

While you are waiting for your response from Red Lobster you might
want to review the recommendations on this site:

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/pregnancy-and-fish/PR00158

BillR.