Red Lobster Revives Popular Endless Shrimp Offer Linked to Its Bankruptcy Filing

Published April 21, 2026

Red Lobster’s all-you-can-eat Endless Shrimp promotion has long been a customer favorite, eventually becoming a permanent menu item in 2023. The popularity of the Endless Shrimp deal was so high that making it a fixture cost the company $11 million and may have contributed to its bankruptcy filing in 2024.

After several years of customer demand—and with Red Lobster’s CEO now aiming for what he calls "the greatest comeback in the history of the restaurant industry"—the Endless Shrimp promotion has returned, featuring five different options.

Alongside Red Lobster’s classic Shrimp Linguini Alfredo pasta, fried Walt’s Favorite Shrimp, buttery Garlic Shrimp Scampi, and Parrot Isle Coconut Shrimp served with piña colada sauce, diners can now also try a new Marry Me Shrimp as part of the offer.

The well-known "Marry Me" recipe, characterized by a herby, sun-dried tomato and cream sauce, has been popular in various dishes ranging from chicken and shrimp to soups and dips. Red Lobster is now incorporating this tomato-cream sauce with its shrimp, topped with a garlic and herb crumble.

All five Endless Shrimp dishes come with a choice of sides such as broccoli, French fries, a baked potato, or coleslaw, and can be ordered endlessly for a fixed price that may differ by location.

The Endless Shrimp promotion is available nationwide again, but only for a limited time. If you’ve been longing for unlimited shrimp meals from Red Lobster, this is your opportunity to indulge once more.