Lobster at Coral Reef???

[renessa]

I am doing some research on the restaurants we would like to try on our next trip. The CR is an atmosphere thing, an DH wants eat there. We are thinking of using the silver plan, and CR requires 2 wishes. Do they have lobster on the menu or as an add on? Otherwise, the 2 wishes are going to waste on a $40 meal. I have read about lobster in reviews, but don't see it on allearsnet.com under the menu section. Thanks in advance!!!

 

[diswedwish]

When we went for dinner in Feb. 2003, lobster tail was offered as an add-on. If I remember correctly, when we went this Jan. it wasn't offered. Of course, that brain cell may have died, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't offered. If the restaurant offers lobster tail or anything as an add-on to one of the plans, it won't be on the menu, so it's kind of a hit-and-miss thing.

Now if you want the full value of your wishes for seafood.... Go to Fulton's!!!!!!! The atmosphere isn't like Coral Reef at all, but between the 2 of us we managed to spend $262 for dinner. I had the Austrailian lobster tails, DH had the Alaskan crab claws, and we were offered filet as an add-on. We were allowed to have n/a smoothies, as well as capp. and the desserts were wonderful - not as good as Coral Reef's chocolate wave, but the milk choc. creme brulee was a close second. We liked the food much better at Fulton's as well. However, we'll probably keep going to Coral Reef for the atmosphere - so it all depends on what you're looking for. HTH

 

[renessa]

Thanks!!! Fultons is already on our must do list, and based on the menu at allearsnet.com we can easily get value out of our wishes. Coral Reef was the only other 2 wish restaurant that we were interested in.... Thanks!!

 

[BambiTamby]

Originally posted by diswedwish
When we went for dinner in Feb. 2003, lobster tail was offered as an add-on. If I remember correctly, when we went this Jan. it wasn't offered. Of course, that brain cell may have died, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't offered. If the restaurant offers lobster tail or anything as an add-on to one of the plans, it won't be on the menu, so it's kind of a hit-and-miss thing.

Now if you want the full value of your wishes for seafood.... Go to Fulton's!!!!!!! The atmosphere isn't like Coral Reef at all, but between the 2 of us we managed to spend $262 for dinner. I had the Austrailian lobster tails, DH had the Alaskan crab claws, and we were offered filet as an add-on. We were allowed to have n/a smoothies, as well as capp. and the desserts were wonderful - not as good as Coral Reef's chocolate wave, but the milk choc. creme brulee was a close second. We liked the food much better at Fulton's as well. However, we'll probably keep going to Coral Reef for the atmosphere - so it all depends on what you're looking for. HTH

ROTFL!
DH and I had the same Huge bill at Fultons, too!

Great place to get the lobster!

As for CR, we weren't able to get it last time, as a whole lobster.
It was some lobster chunks mixed in with dumplings and veggies.
Good.....just not the same as the plain lobster dunked in drawn butter!