Twin Peaks Restaurants Reviews

My wife and I stopped in here after picking our hotel nearby. There is a large parking lot so parking is very easy and the grounds kept very clean. The employees are all very friendly and knowledgeable. The menu has many options and the food is very good, lots of flat screen televisions around the bar and dining areas showing many different types of sports. A very good place, well worth the stop!

limited menu and tables so close to each other you were constantly getting bumped by everybody walking by. was there 3 months after they opened, and the locks on the woman's bathroom doors didn't work. they do have a lot of TV's to watch sports on.

I gave a 3 star because of the food and the TV’s. Those 2 things actually deserve a 4 star. I really loved the decor at this restaurant too. The service however is lacking manners. At one point we asked the neighboring server if she was our server and she literally said “nope” When we asked for our tab, our server threw it on the table. Not to mention the time they took to bring our drinks and a simple serving of ranch. Our server also stated that it would be SO hard to get us refills. In other words, she made a statement for us not to ask her for refills. God forbid she’d actually have to get them for us. Our server’s name was London by the way. Note to the servers at this place “a smile goes a lot further than what you think”.

Love the beer dirty blond and the spice chipotle chicken is deliciously good. Lot of fun and friendly smiles. The trout was rely good and the sweet smoke BQ burger was really good I always have good food and a good time.

Descent atmosphere, friendly staff, average food, good beer and affordable meals. I recommend only for beer with friends during lunch hour.

We like Twin Peaks and this is the closest one to our house. We usually go Sunday nights, but probably stop going to this location. Good Service seems not being a concern at this location. Our waitress Alexis didn’t show up for 10 minutes after we sat down. Then she blamed the host for not telling her that she had new customers. Beers and food came out fairly quickly but when I asked for napkins she wasn’t seen until I was finished with my meal. ( I had wings, btw.) After that we tried to get the check but she was nowhere to be found. I went to the hostess desk but was told I cannot pay anyway else but with her, so we had to wait until she finally showed up. Altogether crappy service on several levels.

The food and service were great. Liz was an excellent server. Daniel did a great job at making sure we had the best experience.

Good food, good selection of beer, lots of tables and bar space. Decent place to catch a game. Close to hotel.

This was my first time at a Twin Peaks, and I enjoyed it. The staff were friendly, and the atmosphere was nice. There were probably 100 televisions on, covering at least 5 different sporting events. I had some wings, fries and a beer, and everything was tasty.

The beers were beastly cold which was fantastic, service was quick and staff was very friendly. Also a lot of TVs around with all different sports

Twin Peaks restaurant is a national chain known for its beer, food, sports, and charming scenery. It’s also made a name for itself in the Houston area as a place for bargains; namely its new Happier Hour promotion, which was enough to convince me to pay a visit. This Twin Peaks location is right next to Interstate 10 and it features a lodge- like atmosphere with mounted animal heads, wooden chairs, and other features that make you feel like you’re hanging at a Rocky Mountain ski resort. The centrally- located bar is full service, with a focus on whiskey and beer. Twin Peaks emphasizes the coldness of the draft beer, and they do maintain a temperature of around 29 degrees. They also serve the beer in a chilled mug, for added coolness. They even brew and serve beer of their own, utilizing the Twin Peaks brewery in Dallas. For food, Twin Peaks serves burgers, sandwiches, entrees, appetizers/bites, and desserts. I was mostly interested in the new Happier Hour options when I last visited, so I ordered two of them: Boneless chicken wings with sweet BBQ sauce and blackened chicken quesadillas. I found the boneless wings good and more than appropriate for pub style fare, but I liked the quesadillas even better. The pepper jack cheese, black beans, sour cream, salsa, roasted corn, green chiles, and other ingredients combined for a memorable, spicy flavor that matched up nicely with my chosen brew. Going back to the atmosphere, this is probably the restaurant’s greatest appeal. The rustic cabin- like qualities make it cozy and the emphasis on sports adds to its manly appeal. High definition, flat screen televisions are everywhere and if you choose to sit in one of the booths, you will have access to your own television, for personalized viewing. Oh, and let’s not forget the Twin Peaks girls. They are ready to serve, strut their stuff, and make your visit memorable and pleasant. The clientele who visit Twin Peaks are mostly men, and the reasons should be obvious, as Twin Peaks offers so many things that men will love, from the food to the beer to the sports to the ladies. Twin Peaks restaurant is a fun, man- cave style restaurant that most members of the male species will find to their liking. The food may not be the most incredible you’ve ever tried, but when you combine it with craft beer, sports, and scenic memories, you have a restaurant bound to put a smile on your face.

And cold beer, to boot!! Daniel, the manager, was excellent and made sure everything was to our liking. Ashley was great and super sweet. As a female, I felt comfortable and enjoyed checking out the eye-candy probably even more so than my boyfriend did! Highly recommended for the food and staff combined!

This was my second visit to this location and it didn't disappoint. The fries and wings were amazing. We sat in a booth with our own personal TV as well as being surrounded by big screen TVs. The waitress was a little forgetful but I totally enjoyed the visit.

Met friends after work. Great atmosphere, cold beer, great service. Pulled pork nachos were tasty. Kayla Lynne was our TP Girl. Fantastic personality!

Racist Rude Bartenders. Bad Management. When we arrived they were so many police cars outside. It seems they had a fight in the restaurant and I think it’s because of the bad management there, no wonder. This place used to be very nice years ago, but I would never go back there any more. I refused to eat there after we had such a low bad treatment from one of the girl bartender, she was black and she was serving nicely only the black customers, and she was not treating my friend professionally because he’s white and bit overweight. She was talking badly to him. The manager came, and she was taking sides of her Staff. I decided to leave the restaurant. Do not go there. It’s not even worth it.

If you've been to a Twin Peaks before you know what to expect. This place didn't have much parking on a crowded night even though it wasn't hard to get a table. Beer list is better than BMC, but nothing exciting (think mostly lagers). Food is typical pub food. Service with a view and definitely friendly.. I tried to get a TV changed and it didn't happen within the hour I was there.

Burger King serves better burgers, and there are screens everywhere. Looks like the tv wall at Best Buy. Positive is the "below zero" beer.

Nice atmosphere, good food - great selection of wings, beer and lovely wait staff. I think its a good place for lunch and dinner. Good location - very convenient.

Looking for a place to see the Spurs game and I found this Sports Bar. The best part of this visit was the hostess found the Spurs game on large TV. I ordered a Philly cheese and it was okay but way too much bread. My server was matter of fact not too friendly. In a pinch good place to watch sports.

...though it could be seen as just a bit wild! I stopped in for lunch thinking with a name like Twin Peaks and two mountains for a logo that I would find a restaurant akin to Black Bear restaurant or some other wildlife themed place. Well, it was more like an upper scale Hooters and I learned what the Twin Peaks really represented. Ha! Stayed for a few beers and the food was good. The ladies were no less scantily cladded that at a Hooters. I watched the games on the many screens. There were some families there, too (wonder if they made the same assumption?). Anyway, the chilled beer glasses were a nice touch - and that was the only "touch" involved in this visit. :)

During their happy hour you can get $1 draft beers! Love the food and its great to people watch too.

Never have been in this restaurant before but what an experience. We had the best wait staff ever. Tons of fun. Great bar food. Would do it again when in Houston.

The cute and friendly servers are worth the trip! But where else can you get a huge selection of beers and a $2 giant PBR? Had the Blackened Chicken Salad with crumbly blue cheese which was awesome. The I-10 West location is my favorite......great atmosphere and lots of big screens for watching the games.

I went to this establishment a few times during my business trips to town the past couple months. Twin Peaks always keeps an above average on their food and sets a good expectation. What I usually look for is a friendly and relaxed atmosphere for the evening while watch sports. The bartenders at this Twin Peaks at various times were all very friendly and knowledgeable. I don't recall another Twin Peaks has girls more engage with "non-regular" like myself. The place is busy when NFL was on but I was able to find a seat.

Went here for lunch with a female co-worker that wanted to see the place. I've been to several locations over the years and this location is no different. Typically packed with guys for customers and very few women customers. Only two women at lunch time including my co-worker. Food and service is okay but you can count on the staff to be extremely friendly and nice. Extremely friendly and nice staff doesn't necessarily mean good service. When you get a waitress that provides great service, experience is great. Lots of TVs so great place to watch a game. Food and drink prices are very reasonable. Definitely a guys place and I've found that I consistently get better service sitting at the bar than a table.

Sunday night about midnight. Stopped with my cousin to have a few bears, appetizers and chat. When we walked in the two waitress at the front desk turn their backs to us and minded their own business for what seemed an endless 20-30 seconds. I decided to walk in front of them to catch their attention. Totally careless about their rude attitude they showed us to our table. The designated waitress was ok but in general most waitresses had faces like they were having a very bad time serving the customers. Food was fine (chicken tenders fries and quesadilla not much to ask) beer was bad. Came with what seemed to be frost on top . I asked for a st Arnold’s lawnmower but sure I got something like bud light I’ve been to the Kirby location and the attitudes of the staff is a lot better. I don’t think I’ll return to the Katy freeway location.

This place was really hopping on a Wednesday night. Note that they have a small parking lot and valet parking for $6 which is very unusual for this type if place but it is what it is. I came alone and there was a 15 minute wait for a table so I decided to sit at the bar. The bar a big “U” and faces many very large screen TVs. There was no beer menu and about eight beers on tap which the bar maid couldn’t remember so I had to strain to seem them. They serve the beer at 29 degrees so it comes out cold and also creates a two inch head of ice foam so be prepared. Large glass was $6. My order at the bar was 18 chicken wings ($18) and three pulled pork sliders ($10). I split the wings half BBQ and half hot. The wings were average size and the sauces average as well. I really liked the pulled pork which had red cabbage shredded on top. They were much better than the wings. Considering the outfits that the female dominated staff wears (skimpy, unbuttoned flannel shirts providing a clear view of the ski slopes) I was surprised to see some families there with younger children. There isn’t a lot left to the imagination! The place was very lively likely because it was the night of the Twin Peaks beauty pageant hosted in Dallas. Some of the bar maids and barflys knew a few of the contestants since they come from the local restaurants so there was amble hooting and hollering going on. Overall it was a better experience than Hooters which has lousy wings.

I took my teenage grandson to this restaurant looking for a casual sit down restaurant with decent barbecue. Almost didn't stay. Nothing on the outside suggested that it was an adult themed restaurant. We ended up staying and actually the food was quite good. Service was ok but not great. It was obvious that the girls centered on the men who could tip the most. I had a great roast beef dinner for a reasonable price. It didn't look like the type of restaurant where you would find a comfort food dinner. Probably would skip it if I had a choice again.

Good service. Food was very good. Atmosphere was great. Went with family to celebrate birthday. Everyone enjoyed their food and beer!

I love the beer, it even was iced. The food was good (just good), big portions, surely you'll get satisfied. The service was pretty good, and the waitress better!

Colorado cabin themed sports bar with plenty of TVs playing the game and pretty decent views. Prices on small ($3 for 10 oz) and large ($6 for 22 oz) beers is pretty reasonable. Happy Hour specials on weekdays, including PRB on draft for $1 (10 ounce pour). Worth going back, but get crowded on game days.

love the food and environment they have flat screen tvs all over and the service is great very kindp

This is the second time we came here. The first time was an Amazing experience our server was Camry. But tonight was terrible... Our server Annika got our order wrong to start with then she kept ignoring us. Half of our food was cold but we couldn't tell our server because she kept running off to have conversations with men. She gave us the check and never came back to get the money, we sat there for 15 minutes, until we finally went to the front to pay for it. Then we had to wait 10 minutes more for the change. This experience has definitely left a bad taste in our mouths.

Valet parking isnt worth the value.There's not much room for the parking lot in the first place so they made it a point to make money out of it. The inside was very spacious and the theme is really great.There's lots of big screen tv but nothing worth watching since there was no game that was on but all commercials and the same video.More sports channel is very much needed. The girls were friendly and Susi gave us the best smile and service.The food is good but I need more wine on my small wine glass.☺☺☺

Great venue if you are looking for a sports bar, beer and chicken wings. Relaxed friendly atmosphere, plenty of screens and great service. Just the right place for guys to get together.

The cheesesteak Texas style is awesome. The service sitting at the bar is less than desirable. Sit at table. Even if its a high top. Get a waitress for prompt Service.

we went there because they are , well, twin peaks...we normally order some hot wings and beer. Their beer has always been great, cold chilled and come in big glasses..... services hasn't been bad either, Nothing too much to complain about, guess most ppl won't go their for gourmet dining anyway!

I had never been to Twin Peaks before. A co worker and vendor took me here on my last trip to Houston. There is not a huge selection of food but what the three of us got looked great and there were no complaints. One of there pluses was that the beer is served ice cold mugs....29 degrees I believe. Also man size or girl size beers. What is lacking in food choices is made up for in scenery. Let's face it the majority of people coming here are drawn here by the staff. Beautiful women in barely there outfits. No complaints. Our server was great and very helpful.

Icy cold 29 degrees F Angry Orchard on draft... crips and cold - best served by Kayla Lynne!. Great pulled pork nachos!

Good venue with fun waiting staff. Prompt attention by allocated server. It is not an extensive menu but is very adequate for lunch or informal dinner. Wide range of interesting beets available.

Waste of money okay food. Nothing like having a girl that could be my daughter so so so very sick... gross... bad beer

Not my favorite spot for beer and food with the guys, but it was OK. The waitresses are pretty (mostly) and the service is OK as well. The beer is good and cheap too. I had the 'dirty blonde" and it was excellent. I think they were two dollars a pint. I had the sampler platter and it was OK. Our waitress would disappear for what seemed like an eternity. When I got back to Houston, I don't think I'll be going back here.

Food was average, seems everything lacked seasoning, but the portions were good. Waitress had a bad attitude, below average, couple next to us complained on her and got a new waitress but we just dealt with it. The bar itself was very nice, setup was nice

Went for lunch. Average food, not great and not bad. Friendly waitstaff, but the day we were there one of the other staff brought in their baby. The waitstaff took great care of her table and sat and ate with her. The attention they paid to her and her child delayed service to our table. Not by too much, but enough to notice.

I've always been skeptical of the quality of service that would be offered at a place like Twin Peaks but I was very wrong! Hana was our server, she offered stellar service! She was attentive and made sure we were happy with our food and drinks. The most surprising part of our experience was the management. We didn't have any problems with our meal or anything but one of the gentlemen managers stopped by our table and chatted with us briefly. He made us feel welcome and like he genuinely appreciated our business. I am truly impressed with the quality of service and management at this location! Will definitely go back!

The service was phenomenal, my waitress Sadera was very friendly and attentive. Not to mention the wings were delicious, 10/10 would recommend!

Believe it or not, I had never heard of or been to Twin Peaks. Work colleagues took two of us who had not, and enroute explained with straight faces that burgers were great and lumberjack motif "rustic." Well, as a sports bar with a large screen TV over our corner booth, Twin Peaks was fine, and the lovely lasses (aka "twin peaks") lived up to the name. Food is good, fare is sufficient, and, yes, our server was both friendly and intelligent.

we went there because they have big screens and cold beer, but feel like having beer in Kroger. Staff is pretending to be friendly but not at all..... Nothing too much to complain about, but not place if you really want to have drink and fun!

If you have been to a Twin Peaks before you know what to expect: sexy young girls in lumberjack tops, tan shorts, and the most varied styles of boots ever seen, along with good food and drinks at reasonable prices....and just like the other Twin Peaks, huge crowds from around noon to 2 pm and from 5 to 8pm. Parking during that time is almost impossible without using the valet service. This location is fairly large on the inside and it can get very noisy at times. Service is good and reasonably quick, and the servers are friendly, especially when things do slow down and they have a moment to visit with you. My favorites at this location are Savanna and Chelsea. A fun place to visit!

My expectations were quite low when my colleagues suggested that we go to this place as this was near our hotel. I have to say the ambiance was good. The service and food were both excellent.

Needed a Friday brew. One of those weeks at work. Needed a minor drown my sorrows. Had a wonderful server Annika NYC. Attentive. Efficient. Friendly. Perfect. And the tall brunette (draft not server) was also perfect.

The cigarette smoke coming into the restaurant was soooo bad until the smoker's could have been seated at an inside table.

This was my first visit to a Twin Peaks location. I have been to other, similarly themed restaurants in the past (Hooters, Tilted Kilt), and wanted to try this one out since they finally opened a location between my work and my house. Based on location alone, this could become a real "go to" spot after a long day at work. Unfortunately, I was less than impressed overall. First the positives. The atmosphere was good. They have tons of televisions so every seat will have a view of whatever game is on. Last night, the Rockets were destroying the Lakers. It is a bit loud, so don't go here if you want to have a quiet conversation. Then again, I doubt too many people mistake this type of restaurant for a "quiet" place. The food was surprisingly good. I had the BLT that was on special, and the bacon was thick and flavorful. The sandwich really tasted quite good. I found it a little odd that it came with a small cup of Tomato Bisque, but somehow the flavors worked together. No fries. That's it for the positives. I arrived a few minutes before 10 PM on a Tuesday night. The restaurant was about 40% full. I was seated in a booth immediately. After sitting for 10 minutes, my waitress arrived at my table (strike 1 for the delay). She seemed to be VERY disinterested in her job, no smile, no flirting (strike 2). She also was rather clueless about the menu and particularly about the beers that are available (strike 3). She was decent looking, but to paraphrase Tabitha from "Salon Rescue" - she wasn't good looking enough to have that attitude about her job. I ordered a Shiner Bock (local Houston beer that is very commonly available). Apparently, they do not have this on tap, which was disappointing. After an 8 minute wait, a bottle of Shiner arrived at my table. Bear in mind that I had now been in the restaurant for close to 20 minutes. Not exactly a great place to grab a "quick" beer. After downing my first beer, I asked my waitress what beers they had on tap. She told me that she didn't have them all memorized, and she handed me a card with lettering in approximately 4 font. Given the lighting, I didn't even attempt to read the card. I vaguely remembered a Samuel Adams logo on the menu so I asked if they had that on tap. She said yes, and after a mere 12 minute wait, I had a nice tall draft beer in front of me. The beer was served very cold. Apparently this is intentional since there is a sign on the wall that boasts about serving beer "below freezing" and has a running thermometer. While I was there, I noticed that the temperature ranged from 28.1 to 30.4 degrees. As a result, my beer was partially frozen. If you've ever put a beer in the freezer and then forgot about it a little too long, you know what I am talking about. 2 Beers and a BLT ran me $22. Not cheap, but not outrageous and in line with their competition. I will likely try this place again just because the location is so good for me. I'm hoping that I just caught the waitress on an off night.

It was the first time I had ever been to Twin Peaks. I had read some mixed reviews but since it was close to our hotel, we decided to give it a chance. Our hostess was very prompt and the staff was friendly. Chelsea S was our waitress and made sure we had a good time and explained the menu items. I know that it is more geared towards men with the sports theme, bar feel, and all the pretty girls but all the waitresses we encountered seemed friendly to women also and gave due attention.The food was very good with good portions.

Another Veteran and I went to Twin Peaks to take advantage of their Veterans' Day special. We both ordered the Philly Cheese Steak. This was one of the better Cheese Steaks that I have eaten and, maybe due to Veterans' Day, I was transported back in time and location to Fort Sill, OK's Enlisted Men's Club, called Gunner's Inn. Twin Peaks' Philly Cheese Steak tasted just like the ones I ate way back in 1991 as a Private First Class. Back then, that was the best taste in the world. Needless to say, I thought Twin Peaks' Philly Cheese Steak is pretty damn good! The fries are very nicely seasoned. They pair well with the "Bottoms Up" ketchup. I noticed that a few of the items labeled are tongue in cheek. If you take a lady there with you, make sure that she is cool. The food portions are well worth the price. I was almost full after eating the Cheese Steak and fries. The menu is somewhat limited. This simplicity greatly cut down on the wait time from order to service. It seemed that we had our food in less than five minutes. The prices are pretty consistent at around $9.00 for standard entrees. The decor is rustic, with televisions ALL over the place. Each booth has its own television. They are all tuned to one of the various ESPN channels. There is an outside seating area, but the weather was too cool for the servers. I could not in good conscience make one of them wait on us out there. I did notice that there is a fire pit in the outside seating area, though. The restaurant is larger inside than I had thought. Due to how many customers were in there, I didn't wander around. The servers are all very attractive and wearing short tops and bottoms. Think Hooters, but smaller. These are the "Scenic Views" that the restaurant boasts on the menus, t-shirts, and website. The servers are all friendly, too, but they clearly had their favorite customers even though the restaurant was packed. I don't normally like Sports Bars, but Twin Peaks has gotten on my radar. I will be going back!

Stopped here on a recent trip to Houston. Was part of a big party of roughly 20. Service was average but not bad either. Cute girls not wearing a whole lot seems to distract you from the fact that the service is slow. Beer is really cold and they have a full service bar as well. I was surprised at the quality of the Old Fashioned mix. I ordered the wings and was able to try the loaded tots too. Both were good.

The View from the Top! I could have spent all day there. And the food wasn't bad either but honestly I didn't go there for just the food.

I sat at the bar with imari and payge and they made me feel so welcome...it was my first time at this location and I will definitely be coming back to see them

Went during lunch and it was packed. Long wIt but food and scenery was good. So can’t complain much.

Great place to catch a game afterwok or on weekends. Food options and menu quality is standard and on par with other local bars. However, when it comes to service,this place needs a ton of improvement. Most of the serving girls walk around with their head in the cloud as if the customer is not worth their time and they are doing everyone a favor just by being in the building. Once it took them 50 minutes to get a vodka+orange juice. Most of the time they are hanging around the 'REGULARS'-dailies and high-tippers. Some just walk to the front desk and hang with their girlfriends there.

Alaskan Frontier meets Hooters! That is what this place is about. They do have an outdoor patio area which would be nice had the weather cooperated. The TVs were all tuned to the same thing, but the Rockets were on so it made since. I will say that the food choices are much more varied than Hooters, and what I had, the trout, was very good. The have a few specialty brews for their chain, and the Gold Digger, was a decent upgrade over the standard beer selection of most places.

We came to town for a family reunion, and stopped in here for an after dinner drink. Definitely an adult themed bar/restaurant. Service was excellent, prices were fair.

Obviously there are reasons to come here other than the food but we have found this to be consistently good in quality. Waitresses are pretty good and many of our clients seem to enjoy the place a lot-- it must be their accents!!

Just wanted to say that my experience at Twin Peaks off of Kirkwood in Houton was nothing short of showing true hospitality and respect to their customers! Our servers today Bianca and Jessie were quick and very professional! Great service! food was excellent! I'd recommend this location to anyone who wants to be treated like a valued customer.... because when you get service like this you'll come back.

Great food try The nachos... They aré The best with lost and lost Of favor. Great place to watch a game and enjoy good bier

Nice place with a descent beer selection and good bar food. Enormous and loud sports bar with flatscreen TVs and bumpy "twin peaks" everywhere...great atmosphere, excellent to hang out and see your favorite sports event.

Good food burgers rich traditional type, very good service, the beer is very good, served in a nice place frozen jars to enjoy a good game

Showed up around rush hour 1pm. Drinks took longer than expected with 2 barkeeps. After it cleared out we still had a hard time getting our drinks to the table. Scenery was good. Waitress was great, food was good (blackened fish tacos). Prices were reasonable/ affordable.

If you're looking for a nice bar and grill with good food and cold beer and great scenery.. this is one you should check out. I had the spicy chipotle chicken and it was surprisingly really good...not sure why they have valet parking though.. the chips and queso were alright, but not the best. Overall a good place for a meal and a beer.