Twin Peaks Diner Menu

We present a clear snapshot of our lodge-style offerings so you can scan categories and pick a meal fast. Our lineup covers starters, wings, burgers, sandwiches, tacos, flatbreads, steaks, salads, classic sides, desserts, and a full drinks list.

Most items fall between $10 and $20, with steaks and party packs priced higher. Daily Happy Hour runs from 3 pm to 6 pm, perfect for pregame meetups.

We highlight scratch-made dishes like fried pickles, avocado smash burger, chicken fried steak, street tacos, and the signature sundae. Shareable options and lighter salads give everyone solid choices.

Our bar features a 29° draft pour, domestic and import beer, cocktails, wine, hard seltzer, and nonalcoholic sodas. With over 100 U.S. locations and big screens for sports, we aim to deliver a lively family dining experience that fits game day, date night, or a casual dinner.

Our Lodge-Style Dining Experience and What’s New on the Twin Peaks Menu

Our lodge-inspired space blends scratch-made dishes and frosty 29° beer with nonstop sports viewing. We built this dining experience in 2005 to pair handcrafted food with a lively, seat-to-screen vibe.

Scratch-made food, 29° draft beer, and sports bar vibes

We cook many recipes from scratch and keep draft lines at a crisp 29°. Large HD screens show football, hockey, baseball, soccer, and UFC so fans never miss the action.

Seasonal updates and location-based variations

Each season we add limited-time dishes and rotating desserts. More than 100 U.S. locations deliver core favorites while offering regional specials in cities like Orlando, Reno, Houston, Louisville, and Pittsburgh.

• Most dishes range from $10–$20, with steaks and party packs priced higher.
• Happy hour runs daily 3–6 pm at many locations with $2 off select drinks and appetizers.
• Menu photos and availability can vary by location; check your local page for current prices and items.

Appetizers and Starters to Kick Off Game Time

Game-time snacks should be fast, flavorful, and made to pass around—our starters do all three. We offer crowd-pleasing plates that suit big groups and quick orders before the main course.

Peaks Sampler, Fried Pickles, and Mozzarella Cheese Bites

We lead with the Peaks Sampler ($15.99 | 1920 Cal) for variety. It pairs fried pickles, Buffalo tenders, and mozzarella bites with ranch, blue cheese, and marinara.

Smoked Chicken Quesadillas, Spicy Thai Ribs, and Loaded Fries

Meaty starters like Smoked Chicken Quesadillas ($11.99 | 830 Cal) and Spicy Thai Ribs ($13.49 | 830 Cal) deliver bold flavor without a full entrée commitment.

We list prices and calories so you can mix and match within your budget. Lighter options like Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips ($5.99 | 550 Cal) are great for grazing.

Pair starters with a cold draft or one of our cocktails. Portions and availability vary by location, and exploring wings is a natural next step for groups that want heat and variety.

Wings Done Your Way: Boneless, Bone-In, and Smoked & Grilled

Choose from smoked & grilled, bone-in naked, bone-in breaded, or boneless wings. We offer clear options so you can match texture to taste. Portions scale from solo snacks to big-group platters for game day.

Wing styles and portion sizes

We serve four wing styles—boneless, bone-in naked, bone-in breaded, and smoked & grilled. Portions range from 6 to 48 pieces with ranch or blue cheese and celery included.

Sauces and rubs

Our sauce roster covers smoky sweet BBQ, classic buffalo, garlic parmesan, lemon pepper, and spicy Cajun. Limited-time rubs appear seasonally, so ask your server for current offerings.

Calories, prices, and pairing tips

Calorie totals rise with portion size: roughly 6 wings = 520–1050 Cal, up to 48 wings = 4160–8400 Cal. Sample prices for 6/12/18 pieces fall near $8.49–$21.99 depending on style.

Our smoked & grilled option adds a woodsy bite and firmer texture for guests who want a backyard flavor. We recommend pairing spicy sauces with a 29° draft lager or a cold hard seltzer to refresh the palate.

Hand-Smashed Burgers and Bold Flavors

Every burger starts with a smashed patty seared hot to create a savory crust and a tender inside. We stack each build with bold toppings, melty cheese, and our house sauces. All burgers come with seasoned fries, and many locations let you swap sides.

Burger highlights

• The Smokestack — smoked brisket, cheddar, jalapeños, BBQ, chipotle mayo ( $13.99 | 1150 Cal).
• Avocado Smash — house avocado, Swiss, arugula, chipotle mayo ( $13.99 | 1230 Cal).
• Billionaire’s Bacon — sriracha pimento cheese, candied bacon ( $15.29 | 1430 Cal).
• The Hangover — fried egg and bacon for a breakfast-meets-burger twist ( $13.99 | 1380 Cal).

We update the peaks menu seasonally and sometimes add limited-time dishes. Check local twin peaks restaurant pages for current menu prices and special options. Pair a burger with a 29° draft, a mule, or a cola to balance the richness.

Sandwiches Stacked High

Our sandwich lineup stacks generous portions and bold flavors on toasted breads for easy, satisfying orders. We build each item with quality proteins—thin-sliced sirloin, crispy or grilled chicken, lobster salad, and roasted turkey—so every bite feels deliberate.

Philly Cheesesteak and Texas-Style Cheesesteak

The Philly Cheesesteak ($13.49 | 1610 Cal) features thin sirloin and melted cheese with peppers. The Texas-Style Cheesesteak ($13.99 | 1430 Cal) leans Tex‑Mex, adding queso and jalapeños for a smoky kick.

Nashville Hot Chicken and Chicken Ranch

Nashville Hot ($12.49 | 1710 Cal) brings spicy, tangy heat over creamy slaw and pickles. Chicken Ranch ($12.49 | 1240 Cal) pairs crispy chicken with bacon, pepper jack, pico, and chipotle mayo for a smoky‑creamy profile.

Lobster Roll B.L.T. and Turkey Avocado Smash

The Lobster Roll B.L.T. ($16.29 | 1320 Cal) sits on butter‑toasted rolls for a slightly sweet finish. Turkey Avocado Smash ($12.49 | 1110 Cal) comes on potato bread with Swiss and arugula and is typically served with sweet potato fries.

Sides normally include seasoned fries, but you can swap for sweet potato fries or a vegetable where available. Check local peaks restaurant pages for current menu prices and rotating sandwich specials.

Tacos Built for Sharing and Big Flavor

Our taco lineup brings bold, sharable flavors that work just as well at the bar as they do at the table.

Quesabirria, Crispy Mini Beef Tacos, and Street Tacos

We offer Quesabirria ($14.49 | 1630 Cal) with brisket and melted cheese for a hearty bite. Crispy Mini Beef Tacos ($7.99 | 440 Cal) are perfect for grazing or happy hour.

Blackened Fish Tacos with avocado smash and slaw

Blackened Fish Tacos ($14.29 | 1040 Cal) balance richness with avocado smash, slaw, pineapple, and jalapeño honey vinaigrette. Street Tacos ($10.99 | 990 Cal) come with smoked brisket or chicken, doubled corn tortillas, pico, and cilantro.

Many plates include chips and fire-roasted salsa to add crunch. We list prices and calories so you can plan bites, pairings, and portion sizes.

• Great pairings: cold cerveza, margarita, or hard seltzer.
• Customize heat with salsa or grilled jalapeños.
• Seasonal variations and sauce availability may differ by location.

For groups, add wings or a starter to round out the table. Tacos are a smart bridge between apps and entrées when you want variety without going too heavy.

Flatbreads and Pizzas from the Oven

Our oven-fired flatbreads bring bold toppings and a crisp crust that’s built for sharing. We hand-top each pie with house-smoked proteins, lively sauces, and a blend of mozzarella, Parmesan, and pepper jack for layered flavor.

Backyard BBQ Brisket and “The Hottie” Jalapeño Popper

The Backyard BBQ Brisket pairs smoked brisket with pimento cheese, onions, green chiles, and a smoky-sweet BBQ drizzle ($14.49 | 1280 Cal).

“The Hottie” Jalapeño Popper features smoked chicken, Billionaire’s Bacon, jalapeños, and white sauce, finished with bacon ranch for a creamy heat ($13.49 | 1450 Cal).

Chicken Tikka, OG Pepperoni, and The Italian

Chicken Tikka layers tikka sauce, mozzarella, Parmesan, pepper jack, red onion, cilantro, and jalapeño pesto for a fusion bite ($12.99 | 1430 Cal).

The OG Pepperoni and The Italian round out the line with classic pepperoni plus pesto and herbs, or house meatballs, pepperoni, and bacon for a heartier option (both $13.49 | 880–1380 Cal).

We list prices and calorie counts so you can choose whether to split a flatbread with apps or make it your main. For balance, add a side salad or pair a pie with a 29° draft lager or an IPA.

Flatbread selections may rotate by location to spotlight local favorites. Consider mixing a flatbread with wings or tacos for a multi-dish sports spread that covers spicy, smoky, and classic cheese-forward options.

Entrees and Hot Dishes for Serious Hunger

When hunger hits hard, our hot dishes answer with generous portions and bold flavors. We combine steakhouse cuts, Southern comfort, and crisp seafood to suit game-night cravings or a relaxed dinner after the match.

Steaks finished with garlic parsley butter

We showcase steakhouse-caliber plates like a 14 oz New York Strip ($26.99 | ~1050–1460 Cal) and a 10 oz sirloin steak ($19.99 | 1050 Cal). Each arrives topped with garlic parsley butter and hearty sides.

Southern comfort and slow-braised classics

Our Chicken Fried Steak ($15.99 | 1590 Cal) and Chicken Fried Chicken ($16.99 | 1060 Cal) come with jalapeño cream gravy. Mom’s Pot Roast ($16.99 | 1100 Cal) is slow-braised and served with mashed potatoes and green beans.

Chargrilled fish and beer-battered favorites

Seafood fans can choose Chargrilled Salmon ($16.99 | 770 Cal) or Beer Battered Fish & Chips ($13.99 | 1090 Cal). The Chicken & Shrimp Combo ($15.99 | 1620 Cal) gives a surf-and-turf feel.

We list prices and calorie snapshots to help you choose. Pair steaks with a bold red wine or fried plates with a crisp lager. Sides may vary by location, and our peaks restaurant team can suggest swaps.

Salads and Lighter Meals without Compromise

Fresh salads and lighter plates let us serve big flavor with less heft. We build each bowl to eat like a meal by layering proteins, crisp greens, and house-made dressings.

Chicken Cobb, Chicken Caesar, and Steak Salad

The Chicken Cobb ($12.99 | 1080 Cal) comes with bacon, avocado, egg, and poblano honey mustard for sweet and savory balance.

Chicken Caesar ($12.99 | 1120 Cal) features shaved Parmesan and crunchy croutons; you can often swap in salmon or shrimp for a seafood option.

Steak Salad ($15.99 | 920 Cal) pairs grilled sirloin with roasted corn, black beans, pico, and pepper jack for a Southwest twist under 1,000 calories.

Street Corn Salad, House Salad, and Side Caesar

Street Corn Salad ($15.29 | 1220 Cal) mixes charred corn, lentils, jalapeños, tortilla strips, and creamy lime vinaigrette for texture and zest.

We also offer a House Salad ($4.99 | 550 Cal) and Side Caesar ($5.99 | 790 Cal) to round out a plate or share with a flatbread or wings.

• Customize with extra protein, hold croutons, or swap dressings—options vary by location.
• Pair lighter fare with iced tea, lemonade, or a light lager at your local twin peaks restaurant.

We list prices and calories so you can track portions and plan add-ons. Check the peaks menu at your nearest peaks restaurant for seasonal salads and current options.

Sides That Complete the Plate

A well-chosen side turns a good plate into a great one—our selection covers comfort and light options to pair with burgers, steaks, tacos, and sandwiches.

Garlic mashed potatoes, sweet potato fries, and mac & cheese

We offer Adult Mac & Cheese ($3.99 | 500 Cal) built with a white cheddar beer cheese blend for rich, creamy flavor.

House-Made Garlic Mashed Potatoes ($3.99 | 250 Cal) and Sweet Potato Fries ($3.99 | 650 Cal) round out classic comfort choices.

Grilled asparagus, coleslaw, broccoli, green beans, and pilaf

For lighter sides, choose Grilled Asparagus ($3.99 | 190 Cal), Sautéed Broccoli ($3.99 | 160 Cal), or Sautéed Green Beans ($3.99 | 210 Cal).

Lemon Garlic Pilaf ($3.99 | 260 Cal) and Creamy Coleslaw ($3.99 | 120 Cal) add brightness and texture to fried items or heavier entrées.

• Most sides are priced around $3.99, so you can add or swap affordably.
• Pair a rich entrée with a veggie-forward side to balance the plate.
• Calorie counts help you mix indulgent items like mac cheese with lighter sides like pilaf or asparagus.

Sweet Finishes from the Peaks Kitchen

Save room: our sweets bring a mix of warm textures and cool finishes that close the night right. We craft desserts to feel familiar and a little indulgent after an active meal.

Twin Peaks Sundae

Our signature sundae ($6.99 | 1030 Cal) lands on a warm Ghirardelli brownie for a hot-and-cold contrast. It’s rich, shareable, and a favorite on the peaks menu for groups wrapping up a game night.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cheesecake

This cheesecake ($7.99 | 960 Cal) pairs crunchy cereal, creamy cheese, and a RumChata drizzle. The cinnamon-sweet finish taps into nostalgia while keeping portions generous enough to split.

Apple Turnovers and Rotating Desserts

Apple Turnovers ($5.99 | 1450 Cal) arrive with vanilla ice cream and caramel drizzle for a classic comfort bite. We also rotate specials like bread pudding or seasonal sweets—ask your server for current items.

• We list prices and calories so you can choose to split or savor solo.
• Pair sweets with coffee, an after-dinner cordial, or a light lager for contrast.
• Portions are generous; sharing is a great option after big dishes.

Availability varies by twin peaks restaurant and peaks restaurant location. Check the local twin peaks menu or ask staff about today’s rotating desserts before you order.

Drinks, Beer, and Cocktails at 29°

Cold pours and crafted cocktails set the tone at our bar for every game night and gathering.

Domestic, import, and hard seltzer selections

We pour a 29° draft that keeps lagers crisp. Domestic beers run about $4 for a 12 oz pour (~150 Cal).

Import beers are typically $5 (~170 Cal). Hard seltzers are a lighter pick at $5 (~100 Cal).

Cocktails, wine, Red Bull, soda, tea, and lemonade

Cocktails average $8–$12 (180–300 Cal). A bottle of wine is around $20 (~625 Cal total).

Nonalcoholic items like soda, tea, and lemonade cost about $2.99. Red Bull varieties are $4 with calorie options listed.

Menu prices and calories overview for 2025

• Happy hour typically 3–6 pm with $2 off select drafts, cocktails, and apps.
• We recommend pairing lagers with wings or a margarita with tacos for simple matches.
• Selections and craft taps vary by twin peaks restaurant and peaks restaurant location.

Twin Peaks Diner Menu: Happy Hour Deals, Prices, and Nutrition Notes

Happy hour is where value meets flavor—our daily window makes it simple to enjoy draft beer and shareable bites without breaking the bank.

Daily happy hour and what’s included

We run happy hour daily from 3–6 pm with about $2 off select drafts, cocktails, and appetizers. These hour deals are great for pregame meetups or after-work plans.

Typical prices and local differences

Most dishes land between $10 and $20. Steaks and party packs cost more due to larger portions and premium proteins.

Menu prices and availability vary by location and season. Ask your local twin peaks restaurant for current prices and specials.

Nutrition, portions, and dietary options

Nutrition notes matter: a full 48-piece wings platter can exceed 8,000 calories, so consider sharing or choosing smaller portions.

We offer gluten-free choices and a Beyond Meat patty swap to widen options for guests tracking allergies or calories.

• Pair happy hour drinks with Fried Pickles, Loaded Fries, or Crispy Mini Beef Tacos for value.
• Mix a salad or grilled salmon with richer dishes to balance a meal.
• Always ask your server which drafts and apps qualify for the daily happy hour deals.

Locations, Hours, Kids’ Menu, Gift Cards, and Party-Friendly Ordering

Our team runs more than 100 twin peaks locations across the U.S., each tuned for live sports with large HD screens and lively audio. Hours vary by city, so we recommend checking your local page to confirm open times and game schedules.

More than 100 U.S. locations and typical hours

Most twin peaks restaurant locations open for lunch and stay late for big games. Weekend hours extend for prime matchups. Call or view the peaks restaurant page to see exact hours and special events.

Kids’ picks and family-friendly options

Our kids’ selection includes sliders, chicken tenders, mac & cheese, corn dogs, and grilled cheese. Add a side of sweet potato fries or potato fries to round out a child’s plate.

We offer non-alcoholic drinks like soda, tea, lemonade, and Red Bull for younger guests.

Gift cards, sports viewing, and group-friendly ordering

Gift cards make easy presents for sports fans and family celebrations. Gift cards are redeemable on food and drinks at participating peaks restaurant locations.

• Party-friendly plates: wings, flatbreads, tacos, and sampler platters.
• Call ahead for large groups on peak sports nights to secure seating.
• Prices and specific items can vary by location and local events.

Plan Your Next Sports Night with Us

Build a game-day plan that balances quick lunch picks and hearty dinner entrées so everyone leaves happy.

We make sports nights simple: craft a party spread of wings, flatbreads, tacos, and samplers that match any appetite. Our menu includes shareables, a house salad, mac cheese, comfort food mains, and hot dishes like sirloin steak. Enjoy 29° draft drinks or cocktails during twin peaks happy hour, typically 3–6 pm, for extra value.

Check local peaks restaurant hours and prices before you arrive, since availability varies by location across the United States. Grab a gift card for hosts, arrive early for big games, and customize sauces or sides to tailor your spread. Let us host your next party so you can focus on the sports and the company.