

At Red Lobster, we don’t just serve your seafood favorites—we serve an experience that makes you happy. That can’t-stop-smiling, pass-the-Cheddar Bay Biscuits kind of happy. We call it Reel Happiness. It’s the joy that comes when the lobster hits the table, the shrimp hits just right, and the butter’s perfect for double-dipping. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or just indulging on any given day, every visit feels like an occasion even if there isn’t one. So pull up a chair, grab a biscuit (or three). We’ve got seafood, smiles, and good vibes. Come experience Reel Happiness at your Cincinnati Red Lobster.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8220 Montgomery Road KENWOOD, Cincinnati, OH 45236
Phone: (513) 984-2740
Website: https://www.redlobster.com/seafood-restaurants/locations/oh/cincinnati/8220-montgomery-road/
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Reviews
Now, I’m not a snobby, picky person when it comes to restaurants, but you can’t help but notice that Red Lobster really should have changed or called it quits. Unfortunately, this chain has succumbed to the industry trend of buying foods from the likes of Sysco, PFG or US Foods, plus the usual corporate mess that destroys once favored restaurants.
The food:
Way overpriced to begin with. $45 for the admirals feast which looks more like the admirals snack. Lobster tails that are slightly larger than a crawfish tail, tiny hush puppies etc. The signature cheddar bay biscuits are nothing like the old days though, dense, doughy flavorless and obviously made in the microwave. I wound up choosing the daily special fish and chips. I figured if they screw that up, then I would be glad I didn’t buy the more expensive meal. Well, the best part of the meal was the French fries, which are obviously food service grade. Tiny hush puppies which were tepid in the middle and doughy. The fish portions were shaped food service fare and not very tasty. Cole slaw…inedible.
The drinks:
Another trend of being way overpriced for mediocre fare at best. I had the bourbon blackberry smash. Tasted ok despite the frozen blackberries sitting in the bottom of the glass.
Needless to say, I won’t be going back. I think it’s time to let Red Lobster know that although the body may be living, its spirit has left this planet.
For the money, there are far better places to eat. Just ask some younger folks, you know, the ones that are decidedly absent from Red Lobster?
To add to the frustration, my cheesesticks didn’t include marinara sauce, and no napkins or utensils were provided.
I can see why Red Lobster is struggling and closing locations. It feels like the quality and customer service have really declined. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.
This was one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever had. We arrived around 5:00 p.m. on a Monday night. Although the restaurant was not busy, we were told we couldn’t be seated until more of our party arrived. We were finally seated around 5:20.
We ordered drinks right away, but had to ask several times for our alcoholic beverages as happy hour was ending. One drink was made incorrectly — it was served without alcohol, and instead of remaking it properly, we were given the alcohol in a shot glass to pour in ourselves. Meanwhile, the bartender appeared more focused on socializing with other patrons than preparing drinks. We did not receive our drinks until 6:00 p.m.
At that point, we were able to order appetizers. We also had to ask for biscuits. We didn’t get to place our full dinner order until 6:30 — a full hour after being seated. Around 6:50, we realized we hadn’t received the salads that were supposed to come with our meals and had to ask for those as well.
At 7:20, we were told our food was “on its way out.” After waiting another 15 minutes with no food delivered, we decided to leave. We had been there for two and a half hours and never received our meals.
As we were walking out, we noticed guests who had arrived after us were already seated and eating. We asked one table how long they had waited, and they told us only 30 minutes.
Spending $20–$35 per meal does not come with an expectation of perfect service — but it certainly comes with an expectation of basic attentiveness and receiving your food. Waiting 2.5 hours without ever being served is completely unacceptable, especially on a slow Monday evening.
This experience was incredibly frustrating and disappointing. I will not be returning, and I would not recommend this location to anyone.
Food was good, initial service was good. $80 bill. Nice service when we had it.
The restaurant was out of so many items. We were told right away that there were no more piña coladas. We waited 30 minutes for cocktails. They ran out of bread. They ran out of clean glassware and served drinks in to-go cups. They ran out of crab crackers.