Saw Twin Peaks featured on "Under Cover Boss" and had to try it. Â Yea the business is modeled somewhat on Hooters but it is much more that. Â It is like a laidback country lodge that is a casual sports bar that also sells excellent cuisine. Â The menu is limited but has enough to satisfy most pallets and the atmosphere is casual and not in your face and not as upbeat like Hooters. Â The flat screens were well placed for viewing from any location and the tables were well spaced so you didn't feel packed in - and the waitresses made you feel right at home, just like you were a guest in their house and isn't that what going out is all about?
Review Source:I guess it's just me but I much prefer Hooter's over Twin Peaks. The place was very busy and loud and the talent was average. The girls at Hooters just seem a little more attentive and outgoing.
The food was good but pricey. I had a Philly cheesesteak and a large beer and with tax and tip it was 20 bux. Not gonna break the bank but at Hooters it's $15.
Like I said, I guess it's just me cuz the place was packed.
Went for the first time for week 1 NFL playoffs. Â Got there just before start of redskins/Seahawks. Â Bartender took my drink order then never came back for 45 minutes. Â Then came back and took my food order, and after that told me I had to close out. Even before I hit my food. Â I guess it was shift change. Â Still piss poor service. Â The next bartender saved the day! Â A tall blonde Ashley! Â She realized the situation and partnered with a manager. Â They gave me a free beer and apologized. Â Because of her they will keep my business! Â The only reason I would ever come back is because of Ashley!
Review Source:Went with seven other guys (for the obvious reason). Simply put, food sucks. I tasted everyone's entree, so that's eight entrees and few other appetizers. They were either bad or nothing special, mostly bad. Think Applebees or some other crappy chain. Really deserves 1 star, but gets bonus for the little waitress "peak" shows.
Review Source:We ended up here for a fantasy football wrap up party for work, and I'm pretty sure that every other male oriented work event in Greenville ended up here as well. There were about 400 swinging dicks in there, and about 2 female customers, so you get the idea. Â They obviously spent a lot of money on the place, but that seems immaterial.
As for the food, it was pretty mundane and unremarkable. The service was slow and spotty, but that might have been because it seemed packed, but I'm not sure, since it's a huge place so you have to assume it's always packed, so they can handle it.
Anyway, I won't be back unless we do another event here, not really my type of place. Going to a place like this or Hooters is like saying Fudge instead of F$%@k!, you might as well go to a strip club and get it over with.
Myself and a friend went to Twin Peaks for the first time the other day. We were skeptical at first but since the place is always packed, we figured "hey, new restaurant in town, gotta try it". By the way my goal is to go to every possible restaurant that I can eat at, and give it a review.
I love the man cave, rustic, hunting lodge type atmosphere. Dead animals hang on the wall, dead animals on my plate, this is going to be good. Not so wild about TVs everywhere. But that's what you get when you're in a mens sports bar type environment. I also have to mention that the waitresses are very attractive. (understatement)
I got their version of a Philly cheese steak, not bad but not the best. My friend got a hamburger that he said with absolutely delicious, and I believe him. In fact, someday soon I'm going to go back to Twin Peaks try that hamburger he was raving about. I may even eat it in the designated man cave area, nice touch.
Don't be fooled by happy hour pricing. Prices mysteriously change one week to the next. Â Manager indicated as if that had always been the price. Â Between increased prices, trying to charge me for a free appetizer, and the decline in "talent" level of servers since it opened, I'm not planning to go back soon. Â Can find better fare and beer prices elsewhere. Â The servers were all very nice though, hence the 2 stars.
Review Source:Atmosphere was OK. Definitely lots of TVs so it's probably a great place for game day. Freezing cold beer was also a plus.
However...the food was pretty awful. I got a nasty chicken sandwich that was dripping sauce and juice everywhere. My girlfriend had the fish wrap which was literally just that: fish and tortilla. Very underwhelming, and had us both pretty sick to our stomachs that night and into the next day.
Final thought: go for beer and bar food, don't expect pleasant service or good entrees.
The name identifies the place as a Hooters knock off and we decided to give it a try on Saturday. The wait staff uniforms are nicely done and not wasteful of material.
The service was prompt and professional, and the kitchen was prompt as well. Around the table we had the cheeseburger, tasty and appropriately cooked to South Carolina regulations. The chicken sandwich was good too, but the pico de gallo's jalapeno was a bit too aggressive. The club sandwich was piled high, delicatessen style, and all of the dishes were nicely presented. The steak fries were good but I don't understand why the are described on the menu as fire fries as they were spiced with only seasoning salt. The fried pickles were not noteworthy.
The food was moderately good; the service was better than that, and after a while the roving twin peaks displays became boring. All in all, the food and the ambiance do not support the high menu prices.
Oh man I love this place!!! The beer was delicious an the atmosphere was so much fun. I was there on the grand opening and had the best time with several of my friends. The girls are so pretty and they work really hard to make sure you are happy. The server we had was genuine and always there for us. I highly recommend this place for a great time year around. The food was not overpriced and tasted so good. I learned that the food they serve is all make from scratch. Oh man it was all so good.
Review Source:There is so much to review, I have to think where to begin.
I visited Twin Peaks on its Grand Opening night. Â I have never been so warmly welcomed to an establishment as I was at Twin Peaks. Â Roughly 15 Twin Peaks girls cheered, "Welcome to Twin Peaks" as I walked towards the entrance. Â The hostess was very accommodating with table selection.
Twin Peaks is a very well thought-out business plan.  Beers are regular, or "Man Sized"...and what male doesn't want to be a man at Twin Peaks?  The Twin Peaks Girls are very personable and  suggestive sell you everything on the menu.  Is it annoying?  No.  They are very attractive and they do their jobs well.
Food quality is good. Â Is it great? Â No. Â But it is good for what Twin Peaks is. Â The BBQ Pork Nachos appetizer was layered, so all the goods weren't piled on top a bed of chips. Â Each chip seemed to have something on it, which I have never experienced before (and the Twin Peaks Girl knew to point this out during the food ordering process). Â The BBQ Pork Nachos could have used more pork, but overall they were very good.
I had "The Hangover" burger. Â Food presentation was great! Â The burger is half-wrapped in Twin Peaks paper, which makes it good to pick up without things dripping all over your hands. Â Was it the best burger I ever had? Â No, but it was far from the worst. Â
No room for dessert, but the Twin Peaks Girl suggested it. Â That's good business. Â I was also offered refills on my beverage. Â Again, good business. Â Various Twin Peaks Girls stopped by the table to say hello and to ask if everything was fine with my visit. Â They are all very pretty, so again, good business.
The decor is like a big cabin, with plenty of TV's to watch sports. Â Again, there were many extremely attractive Twin Peaks Girls around, so the setting is definitely a Man's Heaven.
Overall, I was extremely impressed with Twin Peaks. Â They want your visit to be enjoyable so you return. Â They do this VERY well. Â Management is always around, ensuring quality customer service. Â If I had my choice between Hooters or Twin Peaks, I am going to Twin Peaks EVERY time. Â Twin Peaks is great for what they represent...one of the best restaurant business models I have ever seen.
Will I be back? Â Definitely. Â Guys...maybe not the best place to bring your girlfriend or wife.
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