Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi
Seafood Freshness Meets Italian Flavor
Carrabba’s Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi is a lunchtime classic designed for those who crave something savory yet light. Juicy shrimp are sautéed with garlic, lemon, and white wine, then finished with a rich butter sauce for the perfect balance of brightness and indulgence. Served alongside your choice of fresh soup or crisp salad, this trio offers a well-rounded lunch that’s both satisfying and refreshing. It’s a dish that delivers bold flavor without being overly heavy, making it a favorite for seafood lovers.
Combo Contents
Each order includes:
- Shrimp sautéed in garlic, lemon, and white wine butter sauce
- Tossed with fresh herbs for a fragrant finish
- Choice of soup or side salad
Ingredients
Crafted with simple, flavor-packed ingredients:
- Shrimp
- Garlic & fresh herbs
- White wine & lemon juice
- Butter for a silky sauce
Allergen Information
Contains:
- Shellfish (shrimp)
- Dairy (butter)
- Possible gluten cross-contact (depending on preparation)
Nutrition Facts (Approximate, Single Order)
- Calories: 510
- Protein: ~28g
- Fat: ~22g
- Carbs: ~40g
- Sodium: Moderate to High
Recommended Pairings
- Linguine Positano: A light pasta pairing that complements the shrimp.
- Caesar Salad: Crisp, refreshing, and the perfect sidekick.
- Tiramisu: Sweet and airy to end your meal on a high note.
How to Order
- Available dine-in, curbside pickup, or online
- Listed under Lunch Trio Specials
- Ideal for seafood fans looking for a lighter midday option
Final Bite: Fresh, Flavorful, and Satisfying
The Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi combines garlicky shrimp with bright lemon and silky butter, making it the perfect balance of light seafood freshness and indulgent Italian flavor. Explore more by visiting the official Carrabba’s Italian Grill Menu.
Why the Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi Stands Out
The Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi is Carrabba’s lunchtime take on the classic scampi — juicy shrimp sautéed in a garlic, lemon, and white wine butter sauce, tossed with fresh herbs. The “Trio” format pairs it with your choice of soup or side salad for a complete midday meal.
What makes scampi work at lunch is its lightness. Unlike creamy or fried options, the white wine butter sauce is bright and silky — rich enough to satisfy, light enough for midday.
The lemon is key. It cuts through the butter and highlights the shrimp’s natural sweetness.
Nutrition Context
At 510 calories with roughly 28g of protein, 22g of fat, and 40g of carbs, this is a light, balanced lunch. The protein comes from the shrimp; the fat from the butter. It’s satisfying without heaviness.
The sodium is listed as moderate to high, typical for a butter-based sauce. Pairing it with a side salad (one of the trio options) adds fiber and freshness.
Ordering Tips
Listed under Lunch Trio Specials, the Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi is available for dine-in, curbside pickup, or online ordering. Note the shellfish and dairy allergens, plus possible gluten cross-contact. Prices may vary by location.
This is ideal for seafood fans wanting a lighter midday option. The Linguine Positano pairing above is perfect — a light pasta that complements the shrimp without overwhelming it.
Lunch Trio Shrimp Scampi FAQs
What is in the trio? Shrimp sautéed in garlic, lemon, and white wine butter sauce with fresh herbs, plus your choice of soup or side salad.
How many calories are in it? The post lists approximately 510 calories, with roughly 28g of protein, 22g of fat, and 40g of carbs (side not included).
Does it contain shellfish or dairy? Yes — shellfish (shrimp) and dairy (butter), with possible gluten cross-contact.
Can I order it to go? Yes — it’s available for dine-in, curbside pickup, or online.
Is it spicy? No — the flavors are garlicky, buttery, and bright from lemon, not spicy.
What does “scampi” mean? Originally langoustines; in America, the garlic-butter-white-wine preparation applied to shrimp.
What does it pair well with? The post recommends Linguine Positano, Caesar Salad, and Tiramisu.