Was in town visiting my family that just moved out there. My brother and I were looking for a spot to grab a drink over the holidays and Twin Peaks was still open and serving so we stopped in to check it out. Â Our bartender was great and very beautiful, the food was good and the scenery in the bar was exactly what we were looking for. Â I'll definitely be going back when I'm in the area, just wish they would open some closer to me in LA.
Review Source:Outstanding Service. Â Outstanding Food...I will be back!
I had the Chicken Poblano sandwhich and it makes me drool thinking about it. Â I substituted a side salad for fries and it was almost a meal in itself - it was not just plain lettuce.
My friend had the Pot roast that he said was equally awesome...his green beans alone made it to my eat next time list. Â He also could not believe how inexpensive the beer was, though I stuck with my Diet Coke.
This is my second visit to a Twin Peaks location - as I am not normally big on eating at mediocre theme restaurants....this one is not like the others, the food is worth going for just in itself.....
Pulled pork nachos and cold beer. Â That is really all you need to know about this place. Â Lots of other options and a handful of college girls in revealing lumberjack uniforms. Â Service as good as any other large chain, but the nachos are to die for. Â Large portions, so come hungery or prepare for a gut buster. Â Great casual experience, lots of tvs & lots of sports options (including x-games, etc.). Â Great tailgating alternative.
Review Source:The Twin Peaks is the "upscale" version of Redneck Heaven. Its appearance is a bit more classy, like a regular restaurant would want to be. The waitresses are appearing nicely dressed and try to treat you as they would have known you for ages. The food is great, good prices, good selection and way less noisy than the competition, so you actually can have a conversation, rather than getting deaf from the noise.
Review Source:Landing in Dallas around 9:00pm doesn't leave many options for dinner in the burbs after getting the rental and checking into the hotel. The options in Lewisville by the mall are BJ's Brewhouse and Twin Peaks. I guess if you're going to eat mediocre corporate food either way, you might as well have mostly uncovered women bringing it to you.
I had the trout. It was pretty good but, of course, oily as hell. I suppose it wouldn't taste like anything otherwise. It comes with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables.
The girls have to recite the beer selections as they are not written on the menus.
I dunno. It is what it is. If you're like me, you might find yourself not looking at the girls and instead wondering why in the hell familes are bringing small children into this place at 10:30pm and beyond. Odd choice of restaurants to go in the first place, but pushing 11pm on a Sunday night? Guess the options are truly limited in this part of "Dallas."
Been coming to this place for quite a while. I went when it first opened, and have been back ever since. The beer prices leave a lot to be desired for the area, 4-5 for a tall beer. You can go pretty much anywhere, and get the same beer for cheaper. I can say that the food is better than average bar food. Â Try the philly cheese steak texas style! Amazing, and the appetizer list is amazing.
Review Source:It's a good thing Twin Peaks prides itself on the "scenic views" since you'll have plenty of time to marvel at them with service that falls somewhere between "wow, this is really slow" and "if we go any slower, we'll be going backwards."
It's important to note I have nothing against this business and that this review should strictly be held against this particular establishment. The Twin Peaks experience is usually a great one but this location really does nothing to sell you on it. So if you ever find yourself in the mood for Twin Peaks and are nowhere near Lewisville, there is a very real chance you will receive prompt service as opposed to a game of "Where's Waldo?" we had to play with our waitress at this location.
Speaking of locations, we noticed this one has stations for electric cars out front. I have nothing for or against that. It was just an interesting observation, kind of like noticing the modest patio is far enough removed from the parking lot so customers will not choke on the exhaust of motorcycle enthusiasts desperately trying to impress anyone who will pay them attention.
But back to the matter at hand: food and drink. We arrived and our hostess dropped us off at our booth that may have last been cleaned when Bush was still in office. We noticed coasters, crumbs and a spare fork on the floor when we sat down but she scampered off to probably the front desk to look important before we could say anything. Nonetheless, we threw the extra leftovers from someone else's meal on the floor and were greeted by our waitress.
Cute girl, knew her menu, was not offended by my bright pink shoes. Things were looking up! We ordered our beers and received them promptly! Little did I know that the differences in time it took our waitress to come back between taking our drink order, dropping our drinks off and so forth would increase exponentially, I'm convinced if we were suicidal and decided to order dessert for some godforsaken reason, we would have received it in August of 2013.
I'm jumping ahead of myself, though. We ordered our meals (sliders for my friend, something called a Poblano Burger for me). Three food runners brought our food (a girl for each dish and one with condiments), none of which were our waitress. She showed up later and asked how the food was when half of it had already been eaten. Had there been a problem, this would not have flown but as usual, the food is decent. In reality, though, there was a disaster in the form of an empty beer mug in my midst. She asked if I wanted another, I said yes, and I thought the elusive beer would soon be mine. This was before I realized our waitress got lost... frequently... with ease... almost like she was training for  the gold medal in Olympic Hiding on the Job.
I finished the burger since it had grown cold in my insistence to wait for something to drink and when the beer arrived 18 minutes after ordering it, my friend needed one. The conspiracy theorist in me was secretly thinking "Man, if he gets his beer sometime before next week, she must like him. I probably offended her at some point and my punishment had to be waiting until more gray hairs grow into my beard before I can have my next beer."
My theory was dashed as he got his about 12 minutes after ordering it.
Oddly enough, when we next saw her 20 minutes later and asked for the check, she got that to us in less than a minute. I'm sure there was a correlation here and it probably involves time as related to the amount of money the intoxicated customer is willing to part with but whatever. I went in this place a man in my 20s and left as a man eligible for retirement.
But like I said, this is an isolated event at this location specifically. Avoid this place unless you have a couple of years to kill.
I love the name of this restaurant. I think it is pretty hillarious if you ask me. I am just mad I didn't think of the name first. The decor inside is actually pretty nice. It reminds me of an upscale lounge adorned with many flat screen TV's although everything else in the restaurant is not flat, if you know what I mean.
You cannot beat the $1.99 man size beer special or 99 cent beer special for girls size beer during any game any Dallas team is playing. I think that is such a great special. They had two beers that were included in this special. One was Coor's and the other was called Knotty Brunette. I had the Knotty Brunette and it was really good.
If you love girls who are wearing tiny cute outfits and love watching sports while drinking beer, this is the place to be for that.
Not much to say. This is my favorite breastaurant.
It's the only one near the dirty lewisville alley (with the 3 other breastaurants nearby) that I like the most.
My main reason is because the food is actually tasty. I've had the fish tacos, and their hamburgers to their Cobb salad. All of which were very tasty.
I work near here so this is always a fun choice and this one kicks hooter's butt (no pun intended) anyday.
The service here is exceptional but my only complaint is the lack of variety on the menu. Â I still prefer Hooters just for that fact of variety, and i'm talking about the food. Â There wasn't anything truly special about the meat loaf, nor appetizers such as the pickle chips. Â They do get an A+ for the service though!
Review Source:It's been about a year now since my very first visit to a Twin Peaks restaurant, and now I've been to a handful around the state (still would like to visit the one in Addison and in Webster south of Houston; facebook pages of both seem to indicate some seriously gorgeous women at both locations). Â Unfortunately I've had more bad visits than good in terms of customer service.
However, I recently spent Halloween weekend in Lewisville, and both visits I made to this Twin Peaks location (while the Rangers were playing in the World Series) were by far the best experiences I've had in a TP restaurant. Â I say this for two reasons: since the Rangers were in the WS, the energy of the place was amazing even though the Rangers only won one of the games when I was in the restaurant. Â And second was the attention to detail by both of the waitresses I had on either night: Brittany (wearing the baby costume the night before Halloween) and Kori. Â Both ladies made the night go extremely fast (both nights I hung around for about five hours each).
Of course the food is still what it is. Â The nachos are huge. Â The country fried steak is huge (if also rather thin). Â The wings are okay, etc., etc., but as I've said before, it's highly unlikely you're here for the food.
And one minor note, I'm convinced that Kelli Finglass, director of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, was at the Lewisville TP the night before Halloween wearing a Philadelphia Eagles jersey.
I got the Texas Philly Cheese steak and it was like eating supreme nachos with meat except the totilla chips are replaced with bread, if you like that you're in heaven otherwise you'll want to puke. The service was good up until the second I asked for the check then I was worthless to my waiter Ashely, she straight up told me there were people waiting on the table so I had no choice but to get up and leave. I still recommend the place especially if you're into Hooters.
Review Source:As the name suggests, "Twin Peaks" is similar to "Hooters" with a mountain / ski lodge theme. Â Being a sales guy, I have a LOT of customers that want to go to Twin Peaks.
The outfits on the girls are a little better (i.e. - less tacky and 80's-style) than Hooters, but I would also argue that the food at Twin Peaks is a lot better than hooters as well.
Additionally, within the past year, Twin Peaks revised and updated their menu. Â I recommend:
-The "Enhanced" Chicken Breast - Twin Peak's take on a grilled chicken cordon bleu
-The Man-Sized Burger - Total gut-bomb, but pretty yummy.
-The Fried Chicken Salad - Excellent (and huge) salad, this makes for a great lunch. Â The salad is very well prepared, but the best part of the salad leads me to my next recommendation...
-Chicken Fried Steak - Good, but this is HUGE. Â Be prepared.
-Fried Chicken Strips - These are excellent. Â I really like the honey mustard and the ranch dressing dips.
-Fried Mozzarella sticks - I believe they improved these. Â These are now AMAZING. Â (If you have too many of them, you'll want to go to sleep, though)
-Fried Pickles - These are very good here
-Fried Jalapeños - these are EXCELLENT here.
-Sundae - This is pretty large here. Â Make sure you have a lot of room.
Many of their dishes come with fries which are lightly seasoned steak-fry style. Â Those are very good as well.
I like Twin Peaks so much better than that wing place with waitresses in outdated orange short-shorts. Â The food at TP is so much better....great burgers and wings that look/taste like they are hand-made not frozen/thawed/fried. Â The atmosphere is like a comfortable mountain lodge and the waitresses are friendly. Â I especially like that they store/serve their beer at below freezing and show you the temperature via a sign above the bar. Â Nothing worse than getting a slightly chilled/lukewarm beer and that never happens at TP (no need for a baggie of ice cubes in the pitcher).
Review Source:The GF mentioned that this place is like Hooters, but a bit classier. I would have to disagree with that. Reason being that the girls here show more skin than the girls at Hooters. Doesn't that make them less classy?
Although I will say that their Twin Peaks waitress outfits are much less tacky than Hooter's outfits. I guess that's what was meant by "classier".
Seriously though, I wish there was a Twin Peaks in California. I'm all for showing more skin.
Food is average. Expect generic bar food such as burgers, nachos, chili fries, sliders, etc. $2.50 "man size" Miller lights on football Sundays is an added bonus.
The name Twin Peaks seems quite appropriate. As soon as walk into this place the first thing you are going to notice are the waitresses. Young and mostly attractive girls with short khaki shorts and tied-up flannel shirts to accentuate their "assets" is what you will find here. However, the food here is mediocre at best. Its mostly sandwiches and a few other grill items. None of which are that special. I know because I've tried just about everything on the menu. But as you will see from the sheer number of male patrons, it's not the food that this place uses to bring in the customers, it's the waitresses. Most have been fairly attentive and friendly on my visits.
So if you are tired of Hooter's wings and looking for a place with the same atmosphere, then by all means give this place a try. Just remember this is a place to hang out with the guys. Don't go here if your trying to impress a date.
The moment you walk into this restaurant you realize that the theme of this place has nothing to do with the TV show. Â Instead, it is a less than subtle reference to the outfits of the waitresses, or rather what the outfits accentuate. Â Young waitresses that do have peaks, though hidden under flannel shirts.
The food is nothing to rave about, though not revolting either, it just doesn't stand out. Â The restaurant relies on it's wait staff to bring in the guys, and guys you will find in abundance.
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