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Red Robin, YUMMMM!

We have had Red Robin commercials in Lubbock forever and it made Jim crazy!  He loved Red Robin back in Oregon and he hates seeing commercials for Red Robin because Lubbock doesn't have one.  He called the commercials a big tease.  Well, surprise, surprise, surprise, Lubbock FINALLY got a Red Robin, and Jim couldn't be happier!  Just in time for his free birthday burger next month.

The best part of getting a Red Robin in Lubbock?  My mom scoring us free food before they actually opened!  Jim was ridiculously excited!  Red Robin AND it's free??  Yes, please.  I was sick with Strep and Bronchitis, so I was a little worried I wouldn't be able to go, but the night of our reservations I finally started to feel slightly better- so ignore that I look a little Flushed.

The family at Red Robin:
Mommy and Austin.  We couldn't get him to stop watching basketball on TV-


Daddy and Jackson-


The food was delicious!  Just take Austin's word for it.
...And the fact that he's wearing his pizza all over his face-


Jackson even ate all of his food, which rarely happens.  But he was more excited to color the map of the United States that was on his kid menu-


Then, the icing on the cake (pun intended), our waiter chose our table for a free dessert too!  I was stuffed, so Jim choose a cheese cake, but as soon as it got to our table Austin started to attack it.  Literally.  Jim almost lost a finger when he tried to get a bite.



It was such a fun night!  The food was great, the boys were on their best behavior all night AND they ate all their food (serious rarity), and best of all, it was FREE!

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  1. Amy CMay 11, 2014 at 7:26 PM

    We LOVE Red Robin, too! It is such a great place to take kids - not only because of the TVs that keep them entertained, but it's always so loud anyway, that kids making noise doesn't bother anyone. Just a bonus basically that they have amazing hamburgers ;) Glad you guys have one close by now!

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