Red Lobster Seafood Boils Menu (2026 Updated Guide)

Quick Answer

Red Lobster’s Seafood Boils Menu pairs shrimp, snow crab legs, Maine lobster tail, corn on the cob, red potatoes, and smoked sausage in a Cajun butter or garlic butter sauce. The lineup includes the Sailor’s Seafood Boil (single/small portion), the Mariner’s Seafood Boil (larger, more seafood), and family-sized boil meals built for 4 or 6 people. Prices typically range from $31.99 to $109.99 depending on size, and exact pricing, calories, and availability vary by Red Lobster location; always confirm with your nearest restaurant.

The Red Lobster Seafood Boils Menu includes individual and family-sized seafood boil meals featuring shrimp, lobster, crab legs, corn on the cob, red potatoes, smoked sausage, and flavorful butter-based seasonings. Popular options include the Sailor’s Seafood Boil and Mariner’s Seafood Boil. Menu items, prices, calories, and availability vary by location, so guests should check their local restaurant before ordering.

Current favorites include the Sailor’s Seafood Boil, Mariner’s Seafood Boil, and family-sized seafood boil meals. Menu items, prices, calories, and availability may vary by location, so always check with your nearest Red Lobster before ordering. Seafood boils are among the most popular seafood meals at Red Lobster. If you want to compare more seafood options before ordering, explore the Red Lobster Menu.

Browse the Shrimp Menu, or check out Family Meals for larger portions and group dining options.

Editorial Note

This guide is based on publicly available Red Lobster menu information and seafood meal details available at the time of writing. Prices, ingredients, calories, and menu availability may differ by restaurant location. We update this guide regularly to provide the most accurate information possible.

Price Disclaimer

The prices listed below are estimates based on recent menu information. Actual prices may vary by restaurant location, promotions, taxes, and delivery services. Contact your local Red Lobster for the latest pricing.

Does Red Lobster Have a Seafood Boils Menu?

Yes. The Red Lobster Seafood Boils Menu offers individual and family-sized seafood boil meals that combine premium seafood with classic Southern-style ingredients. These meals are designed for seafood lovers who enjoy shrimp, lobster, crab, smoked sausage, corn on the cob, and red potatoes served with rich butter-based seasonings.

Red Lobster Seafood Boils Menu with Prices and Calories

Menu Item	Price	Estimated Calories	Serves
Sailor’s Seafood Boil	$31.99	2,600-3,040	1-2 People
Mariner’s Seafood Boil	$46.99	1,880-2,320	2 People
Sailor’s Seafood Boil Family Meal	$74.99	7,800-9,120	4-5 People
Mariner’s Seafood Boil Family Meal	$109.99	5,640-6,960	5-6 People

Note: Calories are estimates and may change depending on portion sizes, preparation methods, and optional add-ons.

What’s Included in a Red Lobster Seafood Boil?

Most Red Lobster seafood boil meals include a combination of seafood, vegetables, and savory seasonings that create a complete family-style meal.

Common ingredients include:

• Shrimp
• Snow Crab Legs
• Maine Lobster or Lobster Tail
• Corn on the Cob
• Red Potatoes
• Smoked Sausage
• Garlic Butter Sauce
• Cajun Butter Seasoning
• Fresh Lemon

Some premium seafood boils may also include additional shellfish depending on seasonal availability. These seafood combinations offer a balance of protein, vegetables, and rich flavors that make seafood boils one of the restaurant’s most popular meal choices.

Most Popular Seafood Used

Different seafood brings unique flavors and textures to every seafood boil. Choosing the right combination depends on your taste preferences and the type of meal you want.

Snow Crab Legs

Snow crab legs are one of the most popular seafood boil ingredients because they are easy to crack and contain naturally sweet, tender meat.

Flavor Profile

• Sweet
• Mild
• Juicy
• Tender

Snow crab pairs especially well with garlic butter and Cajun seasoning.

King Crab Legs

King crab legs contain larger pieces of meat and offer a richer seafood flavor than snow crab.

Best For

• Premium seafood dinners
• Family celebrations
• Seafood lovers
• Large seafood platters

Because king crab is harvested in limited quantities, it is often one of the most expensive seafood options.

Maine Lobster Tail

Maine lobster tail adds rich buttery flavor and a soft texture to seafood boils. It is often included in premium seafood combinations and family meals. Lobster pairs well with garlic butter sauce, fresh lemon, and mild Cajun seasoning.

Shrimp

Shrimp is one of the most popular seafood boil ingredients because it cooks quickly and absorbs seasonings very well. Many guests choose shrimp because it provides lean protein while pairing perfectly with butter-based sauces and spicy seasonings.

Crawfish

Crawfish are a traditional part of Southern seafood boils, especially in Louisiana. Their bold flavor works well with spicy Cajun seasoning and garlic butter. Because crawfish are seasonal, availability may vary throughout the year.

Mussels and Clams

Mussels and clams absorb butter sauces exceptionally well and add fresh ocean flavor to seafood boil platters. Many seafood lovers enjoy adding them to premium seafood combinations for greater variety and texture.

Complete your meal with favorites from our Red Lobster Menu, Seafood Menu, Shrimp Menu, Dinner Menu, Family Meals, Desserts, and Happy Hour guides to discover more seafood favorites and seasonal specials.

Seafood Boil Add On Prices

Many guests customize their seafood boils by adding extra seafood or side dishes.

Add-On Item	Average Price	Estimated Calories
Extra Shrimp	$8-$15	150-300
Lobster Tail	$18-$35	200-400
Extra Snow Crab Legs	$20-$40	300-700
Corn on the Cob	$2-$5	80-150
Red Potatoes	$3-$6	120-220
Smoked Sausage	$5-$10	250-450
Boiled Eggs	$2-$4	70-140

Note: Add-on prices vary by restaurant location and seasonal seafood availability.

For a deeper breakdown of calories and nutrition, visit our Red Lobster Nutrition Guide.

Nutrition Facts

Seafood boils provide high-quality protein, vitamins, and minerals. However, butter sauces and seasoning blends can increase calories, sodium, and fat.

Nutrient	Average Amount
Calories	1,800-3,000
Protein	25-60 g
Carbohydrates	20-50 g
Total Fat	20-70 g
Saturated Fat	8-25 g
Sodium	1,200-3,500 mg
Dietary Fiber	3-8 g
Omega 3 Fatty Acids	High

Nutrition values are estimates and may vary depending on portion size, preparation, and selected add-ons.

Always ask whether butter, seasonings, or toppings contain wheat-based ingredients. See our Soups and Sides Menu for more options.

Are Seafood Boils Healthy?

Seafood boils can be part of a balanced diet when enjoyed in moderation. Fresh seafood naturally provides protein, vitamins, minerals, and Omega-3 fatty acids, making it a nutritious meal choice.

Health Benefits

• High-quality protein supports muscle health.
• Seafood contains heart-healthy Omega-3 fatty acids.
• Shrimp, crab, and lobster are naturally low in carbohydrates.
• Corn and potatoes provide energy and dietary fiber.
• Seafood contains important nutrients such as selenium, zinc, and vitamin B12.

Things to Consider

Butter-based sauces can significantly increase calories and saturated fat.

Cajun seasoning and smoked sausage may contribute higher sodium levels.

Larger family meals are designed for sharing and may not reflect a single serving.

Review the latest Nutrition Facts if you are following a specific diet or monitoring calories, sodium, or fat intake.

Best Side Dishes

Although seafood boils are complete meals, adding side dishes creates a more satisfying dining experience.

Popular side dishes include:

• Garlic Bread
• Cajun Fries
• Coleslaw
• Rice
• Mac and Cheese
• Hush Puppies
• Corn on the Cob
• Steamed Vegetables
• Red Potatoes
• Cheddar Bay Biscuits

Refreshing beverages such as sweet tea, lemonade, sparkling water, or soft drinks also pair well with seafood boils.

Seafood Boil Tips for First-Time Guests

If this is your first seafood boil, these simple tips can help you enjoy the experience.

Start with Mild or Medium Spice

Cajun seasoning can become quite spicy. If you are unsure, begin with a mild or medium spice level.

Wear Disposable Gloves

Seafood boils can become messy, especially when eating crab legs, lobster, or crawfish. Gloves make cracking shells easier while keeping your hands clean.

Use Fresh Lemon

Fresh lemon juice adds brightness and balances rich butter sauces. Many guests squeeze lemon over shrimp, lobster, and crab before eating.

Don’t Overcook Leftovers

Seafood becomes tough when reheated for too long. Warm leftovers gently using steaming or low oven heat to help maintain texture and flavor.

Share Family Meals

Family seafood boils are designed for sharing. Ordering one larger meal is often more economical than purchasing several individual seafood platters.

Why Are Seafood Boils Expensive?

Seafood boils generally cost more than many other restaurant meals because they include premium seafood and generous portions.

Several factors influence pricing:

• Fresh seafood sourcing
• Seasonal seafood availability
• Market prices for lobster and crab
• Portion size
• Premium seafood combinations
• Transportation and storage costs
• Restaurant preparation and cooking time

King crab legs and Maine lobster are usually the highest-priced ingredients because they are harvested in limited quantities and remain in high demand throughout the year.

Although seafood boils may cost more than traditional seafood dinners, many guests appreciate the generous portions, premium ingredients, and family-style dining experience they provide.

If you order specialty or alcoholic beverages, ask your server to verify the ingredients. Recipes and mixers may vary by location. See our Red Lobster Drinks Menu for the full beverage list.

Smart Ordering Tips

Ordering a seafood boil is easy, but a few simple steps can help you enjoy the best meal possible.

Choose the Right Portion

Individual seafood boils work well for one or two people, while family meals are ideal for sharing with a group. Consider the number of diners before placing your order.

Customize Your Meal

Many locations allow guests to personalize their seafood boil by adding extra shrimp, lobster tail, snow crab legs, corn on the cob, or smoked sausage. You can also choose your preferred seasoning or sauce when available.

Ask About Allergens

If you have a shellfish allergy, food allergy, or other dietary restrictions, tell your server before ordering. Review the restaurant’s Allergen Guide to understand ingredients and preparation methods.

Check Nutrition Information

Seafood boils are naturally high in protein, but butter sauces and seasonings can increase calories, fat, and sodium. If you follow a specific eating plan, review the latest Nutrition Facts before ordering.

Order Online When Available

Many Red Lobster locations offer online ordering for pickup or delivery through the restaurant’s website or mobile app. Availability may vary by location.

How to Check Your Local Red Lobster Restaurant

Menu items and prices can differ from one restaurant to another. Some seafood boils may be seasonal or available only at participating locations.

Visit the official Red Lobster

• Check your local restaurant’s current menu.
• Confirm seafood boil availability.
• Review the latest Allergen Guide.
• Verify current prices and promotions.
• Check restaurant hours before visiting.
• Ask whether online ordering or delivery is available.

Planning helps you avoid surprises and ensures your preferred meal is available.

How We Verify This Guide

This guide is based on publicly available Red Lobster menu information, nutrition resources, and restaurant details available at the time of publication. Because menu items, ingredients, prices, and preparation methods may change, we regularly review and update this page.

Guests should always confirm the latest information with their local Red Lobster restaurant before ordering, especially if they have food allergies or dietary restrictions. You can also use our Red Lobster Locations page to find a restaurant near you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Red Lobster have a Seafood Boils Menu?

Yes. Many participating locations offer seafood boil meals that feature shrimp, lobster, crab, corn, potatoes, smoked sausage, and seasoned butter sauces. Availability may vary by restaurant.

What comes in a Red Lobster seafood boil?

Most seafood boils include shrimp, crab legs, lobster or lobster tail, corn on the cob, red potatoes, smoked sausage, garlic butter, and Cajun seasoning.

Which seafood boil is best for beginners?

The Sailor’s Seafood Boil is a popular choice for first-time guests because it includes a balanced combination of seafood and classic sides in a smaller portion.

Are Red Lobster seafood boils spicy?

Most seafood boils contain Cajun seasoning, but the spice level depends on the preparation. Some locations may offer milder options.

Can I customize my seafood boil?

Yes. Many restaurants allow guests to add extra shrimp, lobster tail, crab legs, corn, potatoes, or sausage. Available options may vary by location.

Are seafood boils available all year?

Availability depends on the restaurant and seasonal menu offerings. Some seafood boil meals may be limited-time promotions.

Can I order seafood boils online?

Many participating locations offer online ordering for pickup or delivery. Check your local restaurant for availability.

How long do seafood boil leftovers last?

Properly refrigerated leftovers are generally best enjoyed within two days. Reheat gently to help maintain the seafood’s texture and flavor.

What side dishes pair well with seafood boils?

Popular choices include garlic bread, coleslaw, Cajun fries, rice, steamed vegetables, mac and cheese, and Cheddar Bay Biscuits.

Are seafood boils a healthy choice?

Seafood boils provide high-quality protein and Omega-3 fatty acids. However, butter sauces, smoked sausage, and Cajun seasoning can increase calories, saturated fat, and sodium.

Do prices vary by location?

Yes. Prices may vary depending on the restaurant, regional market conditions, and seasonal promotions.

Final Thoughts

The Red Lobster Seafood Boils Menu offers generous seafood meals that combine shrimp, lobster, crab, smoked sausage, corn on the cob, and red potatoes with rich butter-based seasonings. Whether you choose an individual seafood boil or a family meal, these seafood feasts are designed for sharing and enjoying together.

Before ordering, review your local restaurant’s menu, confirm current prices, and check the latest nutrition and allergen information. This helps ensure you receive the most accurate information and choose the seafood boil that best fits your preferences.

These guides provide updated menu prices, calories, popular seafood dishes, family meal options, and seasonal specials to help you choose the perfect meal before your visit.