Twin Peaks, I think the name speaks for itself. Â Tried the chicken wing's"bbq, ghost pepper, and two other flavors..real good. Â Pretty sure we will be back. Â Coworkers loved this place. drinks were on-point, nice and super cold beers. Â Oh yea, took another shot of that FIREBALL,,that stuff has been getting me in trouble lately. Â Was able to watch the games, lots of TV's......
Review Source:Love going here with the husband because when we're in the mood to watch a game they have approximately a billion TVs for your viewing pleasure, cheap drink specials, and above average food for a bar. The gorgeous staff just make for a more enhanced visual experience while you're eating or cheering on the game. They also have some great events for big games that I highly recommend, because they're a good deal!
Review Source:We were visiting friends that recently moved to Plano from San Diego and picked this out of a hat, basically. We showed up with all of our kids in tow, 4 girls ages 4 to 9. The staff looked a little surprised that we were there but made excellent accommodations for us. I would say that they specifically went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Three separate managers stopped by to ensure we were well taken care of. Our kids had a blast and the food and drinks were good. I would to be shy about taking my family here again, the staff is great. If we had known what this place was all about before we walked in we might have avoided it, however, I'm glad we dropped in.
Review Source:While in Frisco on a Business Trip, I was looking for a good place to go, and wondered into the parking lot of Twin Peaks.
So, I walked in here not knowing what I was getting into.
Being caught of guard by the ladies (and it was not a bad view at all) , I still was hungry.
I sat in the area to the right of the bar, and the waitress was a nice girl. Â I think she couldn't figure me out...due to the fact I was ready to order and I got to the point.
I ordered the pot roast. Â I was kind of shocked that the menu was kind of small, but I do understand why food is not priority 1 here at Twin Peaks. Â ;)
The pot roast was a bit salty, but not bad at all.
The Garlic Mashers were very Garlicky and I LOVED IT!
I ordered the Kids Sundae cause their signature dessert was just a bit too much for me.
All in all, if I were there with a group of guys --OR-- they had one in my hometown, I would probably frequent the place a bit more.
I better alternative to Hooters!
Can't really go wrong with this place, food is great, girls are really hot and is definitely better than any other type of restaurant that has food and hot girls. The only problem I had was that since me and my friends are 17, 18, 19 years old we can't drink, so the waitresses don't really pay attention to us as much but if you can drink it's like heaven haha or so it looks like.
Review Source:I have gone to this location for over 3 years with friends to watch sporting events. Â We met for the Texan vs Patriots. Â While the food was good, the beer cold and Aubrey and Rachel took great care of us, the people that control the sound for the game were disappointing.
The restaurant manually switches to music during commercials. Â Whoever was supposed to pay attention to switching back and forth was ineffectual at best. Â Several times patrons were raising their voices to get them to go back to game sound. Â I left my table at one point to ask them to back to the game.
There was a point when there was a review of a Texans touchdown. Â Several patrons were loudly asking for the game sound, me included. Â When a manager walked by our table, he looked at me and said we will get to it bud.
I can't say that made me happy.
My wife and I ater here and were surprised at how good the food was! I've eaten at a Twin Peaks before and I was very disappointed.
I had the club sandwich and my wife had the burger. Both meals were delicious and I would definitely go back there again. One thing is for sure, the women were incredibly good looking! They put Hooters girls to shame!
Definitely my favorite man bar to go to when I'm in town. Â I live across the street so It's pretty convenient for me to even walk over when I want to grab a beer or just watch the talent.
Overall, great looking staff and very attentive. Â My wife joins me for the most part when I go to this Twin Peaks and she seems to like this place as well. Â Very family friendly place :)
I went to this location last weekend before going to a soccer match in the area. Â This is a great place to watch sports and really cute girls, but I have to say that the food is fantastic! I wish that the menu had more variety but you can't really miss in this place!!
Of course the girls are a big part of the reason to come here, but unlike its competitors, I believe that this place is special. Â Kudos to Kat, my server, not only she was the cutest waitress in there but she was very helpful and attentive! Â I will definitely visit again even if I have to make the trip from Houston!
My daughter and I stopped here last night for dinner. Â They food was excellent. Â I had the trout with mashed potatoes and vegetables. Â I recommend. Â My daughter ordered a burger with fries. Â She said it was very good. Â I have to say I was pleasantly surprised that the food was so good. Â I had primarily thought of Twin Peaks as a watering hole for you guys. Â Food menu is not extensive, but I believe they have something that you would like. Â Service was good.
Review Source:We've stopped in here a couple times before heading out to FC Dallas games. Â like any man, I love an extremely cold beer and beautiful women, so combine the two, and well, Twin Peaks wins...
The most recent time, I settled for a Philly cheesesteak sandwich done 'Texas style.' Â this meant the addition of jalapenos of course and reduced amounts of sweet peppers. Â This was a great suggestion because the flavor, for 'bar food,' Â was awesome and a great accompaniment to my 'Man Size' (naturally in my case), Coors Original. Â In all honesty, to find Coors original on draft makes me happy regardless of the situation.
Anyway, I always like this place for a beer and something fulfilling before we leave and head over to the stadium for a game. Â I don't make it up this way otherwise, but its definitely a chill location, and I certainly be by more often if I lived nearby. Â I would otherwise be in more often, most likely.
I started going to Twin Peaks several years ago...because of the food :) Â I went secretly, cause I knew the old lady would not like me going where the girls are so smoking hot. Â Finally Twin Peaks came to Frisco (The old Benigans) and I avoided it, until a buddy met me for lunch. Â The staff is a revolving door of attractive girls (that could be my daughters), but I still enjoy the staff and management seems to have their act together. Â
Like I stated before it really was the food that sold me and the one in Frisco has some great items that are go to for me. Â I really liked the chicken fried steak, until the waitress told me that it had 2200 calories, damn. Â So, I have been trying to go lighter with salads, or the steak and veggies. Â My girl likes the steak sliders, and my daughters both love the burgers and salads. Â
I guess I feel comfortable there, so I will always come back unless they really screw up. Â Check it out and look for me in one of the booths relaxing with a cold one.
The best way I can describe Twin Peaks is that it's like Hooters, but with more personality. Â
We had a large table on our waitress was on the ball and kept our beers full and the food coming. Â My burger was excellent. Â I was drunk when I left (not driving, fortunately.) Â No complaints,I'd come back again.
For the people complaining about the small outfits. Did you know nothing about the bar before you went? And if you didn't then you saw the uniforms as soon as you walked in. Nobody made you stay.
Service- I went on a Saturday night and they were SLAMMED. That made ne worry about the service but it was great. Sodas were never empty and our server was very good. I saw managers running all over helping the servers and talking with tables. I like to see managers involved and not hiding in the back.
Food-Loved most of it. The fried pickles were good but very thin batter. The pork bbq nachos are AMAZING! I have been craving them every since. I also got a "man sized" burger (my eyes were bigger then my tummy) and fries. They were fantastic but they were pretty damn good. The selection is on the smaller side but I prefer to have a few good simple items then lots of so-so "fancy" items.
Atmosphere-Yes it was crowded, yes it was loud, yes the girls wore tiny uniforms. It is a guys sports bar type place. Tv's are every where. I noticed the booths on the wall had their own small TV. They were showing several games and a fight. There is not a seat in the building where you can't see the tvs. It was a little loud but no more than any other sports bar on the weekend. To be honest when I first walked in I saw teh uniforms and it didn't phase me. If you don't like it then make sure to look them in the eye.
I am planning to go back very soon!
My husband and I consistently visit this location often. We always sit at the bar and are always greeted with a warm smile and fantastic service (except once but it seems that bartender has left; even one of the other girls (Heather I believe) saw this and took over when she saw we were being treated poorly).
Bar staff is definitely spot on, beers are always cold, girls are cute, and food is tasty! (except fries but who needs those :P ).
A must!
I came here with a buddy to have a few beers and some food. Â Let's see, I can't really put my finger on why there are so many dudes here. Â They serve decent bar food. Â That could be it. Â They serve cold beer in large glasses. Â That could be it. Â I know!! Â It's the TVs. Â They have a great selection of TVs for your viewing pleasure. Â The TVs are young with really nice screens. Â I guess all the older TVs are removed after a couple of years. Â You'll be able to find big screens and some flat screens. Â With the large variety of TVs, I'm sure you'll find one that stands out from the rest. Â Everyone has their favorite type. Â
As I mentioned, the food is decent and pretty straight forward. Â I've had the venison chili before which is recommended. Â I tried the crispy mini tacos appetizer, but they seemed to be more like normal sized tacos. Â They were tacos, just like what you'd imagine. Â In addition, I also had the "man size" Twin Cheeseburger. Â I probably would have been fine with the "girl size" option, but no way was I going to order something "girl size". Â Good flavors on the burger. Â The bun is what actually stood out the most for me. Â It was really good. Â The burger was served with fire fries - steak fries with a paprika/chili seasoning. Â Tasty.
This isn't fine dining, but if you are looking for a place to watch a game with decent food, cold beer and a nice selection of TVs to stare at, this is your place. Â Three stars for the food, four stars for the cold beer and attractive TVs.
There's something (*)(*) about this place that brings guys in like stink on s$$$ or white on rice. I can't quite put my finger on it (*)(*).
Maybe it's the food. We had chips and queso. The queso is topped with chipotle salsa. Very good stuff. We also tried the fried pickles and jalapenos. Both are fried goodness.
Maybe it's the 29 degree man sized Blue Moons!!! That icy brew sure does go down good.
Maybe it's the friendly (*)(*) waitresses (*)(*). Â Whatever the draw is here, it sure is working, cause this place really packs them in.
Good prices on beer. Â Lots of good TV for watching your favorite sporting events. Â The girls that I saw were not all that attractive and their twin peaks weren't much to speak about.
We were scheduled to meet a couple there for drinks and they were a no show. Â Giving up eating tons of fried food so I can speak on the food.
First time visitor to Texas and heard about this place. Â I got such friendlier service at this location than the one located in McKinney. Â I was served by Aerial and she was very friendly and even sat and talked to me for a minute even tho she was very busy. Â The girls here are very pretty. Â I just wish I discovered this location sooner than the last day I'm in Texas.
Great tasting good, loved the buffalo wings. Â Definitely will be going back next time in TX.
Love the rustic ambiance. Beer is the coldest I have ever had and its awesome. The fries are thick cut and sprinkled with spicy chili powder. Loved it. Could not stop eating them. The chicken tenders were crisp and not greasy at all. The sliders were yummy. The girls were cheerful and pleasant. I think I like this place better than Hooters now.
Review Source:So, we continue to frequent this spot...as you can probably see by my check-ins.
We've watched 2 UFC events here, and I have to say the service considering the big crowd is really good. Â It gets pretty packed, so you kind of have to show up early and camp out if you want to sit down. Â There is like a $5 cover, but they give you a little card you can use for $5 toward your next visit - that's cool. Â
We've also eaten here a few times now. Â Hence, the extra star. Â I'd eaten at some Twin Peaks in Austin, and the food was just sad. Â I was really surprised to discover that this location does their fairly simply menu really well. Â Slightly better than you'd expect - chicken strips, chicken fried chicken, burger, fries, fried pickles, etc. to accompany your cold cold beer.
The music and the crowd is pretty entertaining, too. Â So, I gotta say - it looks like "Yay! I'm a fan."
Service - 2 Stars
Food - 3 Star
T & A Quotient - 5 Stars
I don't know how they do it, but they keep staffing these "breast-a-raunts" with incredibly gorgeous girls that are so poor that they have to wear old clothes that are several sizes too small. And they can't be eating much, because you can see they don't have a bit of flab to spare.
I felt uncomfortable eating all that fattening food with these poor undernourished girls everywhere the eye could see. My son and I left a big tip for our little redhead, even though she brought the wrong appetizer, because we were afraid she might go hungry.
My son had the pulled pork barbecue sandwich and it had a nice thick sweet sauce, with tons of pork piled on top of toasted buns. The french fries were crispy and seasoned nicely. I had the Chicken Cobb salad, but I was somewhat disappointed in the poblano honey mustard dressing. The queso and chips were pretty good, but not what we ordered.
There were TV's a-plenty and they decor was faux hunting lodge perfect.
I just keep thinking about those poor little girls, though. They had signs up saying they had car washes (I guess just so those poor women could earn some extra money). Â So if you've a charitable bone in your body, you should get up there and help out those pretty young women with generous tips or come get your car washed, it's all for a good cause. It's the chivalrous thing to do!
Not my typical joint, but I've reviewed it before, and thanks to the very sub-par meal I had, it earned a pretty crummy review this time around as well.
Went there for work colleagues birthday, and from the time we were seated, things started going awry. Â Our servers changed hands twice, as we were told 'they are swamped', but I saw both of our table alumni seated at the table next to us conversing with a solo customer...whateva. Â That sit-down and flirt/chat method mentioned previously is a tip-generating ploy (fine with that), but usually at the expense of someone else (in the not gonna booze up at lunch table).
We found our reasonably priced specials are no longer available, and the 'specials' are just items plucked from the regular menu, as paraphrased by our third waitress "to sell more of them." Â Allrighty then.
While waiting for our orders (more on that) our drinks (non-alcholic, btw...not something that drives tips in this place) continued to go dry, with waitress 1 and 2 still hovering over table next to us (the solo top, yep, that one). Â Apparently, the only time to enjoy this place is after several beers/drinks, as it probably loosens inhibitions from the targeted crowd, making them believe the servers like them. Â OK, being snarky, but you get my drift.
The food arrived: three of four of us got the 'blackened" (not quite) tilapia, which smelled oddly fishy; never a good sign, and I should have known better from this joint. Â It was the only thing on the menu that remotely resembled anything that may have less than 50grams of saturated fat in it (and it came with chips). Â Not all 'guys guys' look like they are 27 months pregnant yet do like to eat something other than wheat grass and carrot sticks. Â Me thinks there may be a happy medium here. Â But I digress GREATLY.
Something has happened since last visit, for sure!
So, in a nutshell, this now hokey, sub-par joint should be experienced drunk to get the service you think you deserve and should not have fish on the menu. Â
In the words of the Sharks on  the show Shark Tank:  "I'm out"
My brother took me here for dinner the other night because it was a "Totally awesome place!" Â Had I have known that "Totally awesome place!" involved short shorts and titties nearly showing, I wouldn't have agreed to go.
I had a Dr Pepper and a "girl sized" Cheeseburger. Â Everything tasted great, and they had hockey on! Â Wahoo!
Not a big fan of half naked chicks!
I love this place. The eye candy is awesome and the food is good to boot!
I had the chicken tacos and rib eyes sliders(very tasty). and the beer is ice cold...The girls sit down and flirt and chat while taking your order while dressed in skimpy clothes...
Well worth going in and now a favorite place of mine
My friends and I come to Twin peaks every Sunday to watch football and drink. There are tv's everywhere and it's a pretty good atmosphere. Most of the waitresses are nice, but we've had a couple bad ones as well. Try and get Sandra or Natalie if you can, they're very nice girls and do their jobs very well.
They have a great happy hour. $2 Coors original 22 oz. beers. Not a fan of the "banquet beer" much, but for $2 I'll drink it no problem. Beer is served ice cold so the big ones stay cold for a while, even if you're not a fast drinker.
The food is surprisingly good. Try the BBQ pulled-pork nachos or the fried pickles. Both are excellent.
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