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Red Lobster locations map

Red Lobster has about 500 locations in the United States, spread across 43 states. The most are in Texas (41), Ohio (37) and Florida (34). Per person, Wyoming has the most, with 0.3 locations for every 100,000 residents.

LegendRed Lobster locationData from September 2026
Category
Sit-down restaurant
US locations
about 500 (496 mapped)
States
43
Founded
1968
Headquarters
Florida

Red Lobster locations by state

Red Lobster locations by state
StateLocationsPer 100,000 peopleShare
Texas410.18.3%
Ohio370.37.5%
Florida340.16.9%
Pennsylvania300.26.0%
California280.075.6%
Georgia250.25.0%
Michigan250.25.0%
Illinois210.24.2%
Indiana170.23.4%
Tennessee170.23.4%
New York160.083.2%
Virginia160.23.2%
Arizona140.22.8%
Missouri120.22.4%
New Jersey120.12.4%
Kentucky100.22.0%
North Carolina100.092.0%
South Carolina100.22.0%
Colorado90.21.8%
Maryland90.11.8%
Minnesota90.21.8%
Washington90.11.8%
Alabama70.11.4%
Arkansas70.21.4%
New Mexico70.31.4%
Oklahoma70.21.4%
Iowa60.21.2%
Wisconsin60.11.2%
Nevada50.21.0%
Oregon50.11.0%
Utah50.11.0%
Connecticut40.10.8%
Nebraska40.20.8%
West Virginia40.20.8%
Delaware30.30.6%
Mississippi30.10.6%
Idaho20.100.4%
Kansas20.070.4%
North Dakota20.30.4%
South Dakota20.20.4%
Wyoming20.30.4%
Louisiana10.020.2%
Montana10.090.2%

States without a Red Lobster

8 states have no Red Lobster location in our data: Alaska, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.

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Locations come from All the Places, which collects them from each chain's public store locator (data from September 2026). Counts can be a little off: new stores open, old ones close, and a few locations may be missing. Population figures are Census Bureau estimates for 2024. Guess the Chain is not affiliated with Red Lobster.