Twin Peaks

I don’t know. The food was ok. The drinks were ok. Our waitress was nice enough. The girls are pretty though they were all wearing tons and tons of makeup.
I guess for a sports bar/​grill it suffices but I won’t break my neck to visit again.

My brother and I went to Twin Peaks to watch the AFC championship yesterday, which was won by the hometown Broncos. Savannah was our waitress, and she was not just lovely, but was very conscientious, and professional. The restaurant was as professional, and visually pleasing as any restaurant I have been too, for a ball game. It was a fantastic experience. I can’t wait to go back.

Great food and awesome atmosphere!!! Mercedes and Alycia are the
. Try the ghost pepper wingers or the chicken biscuit sliders.(:

Great atmosphere, awesome place! I have been coming here for a yr now and have had the pleasure of becoming known as a regular with Mercedes who is a very charismatic, entertaining, fun and feisty server that always has a smile even if she is having a bad day. I look forward to future years and enjoying the great service as well as sports and food.

This place sucks. I’ve been to this location twice and both times I left disappointed. The wait staff could care less about customer service and they have no problem showing it, I didn’t even get offered a single refill of my drink. To add insult to injury, the food is overpriced and not very good. Tilted Kilt dominates this place!

Scenery is nice, food is good and burrrr its cold in here! Gee whiz, food comes hot and cold by the time you get done. Plenty of screens, great atmosphere.

Okay, so obviously this place is meant for looking at the girls in skimpy clothes, but it actually is pretty nice. Went during lunchtime and was still seated very quickly and received our food quickly as well. The food was really good. I got a burger with fries and it was really good. I would definitely go back for lunch or to watch a game.

Sasha is the best! I’ve had alot of waitresses and by far she is by far an asset to your company by far. She rocks! !!

I have visited this location serveral times.
Being a female the gorgeous staff goes out of their way to make you feel comfortable. Great place to watch football or the ufc fights. Appetizers are pretty good, entrees I recommend the Philly cheesesteak and dessert was the brownie Sunday which was totally yummy (although a bit high priced) all in all a great place!

The foot was just blah. Nothing to ride home about and not worth the price. A PBR was $ 2 and every other beer on the menu was at least $ 4.75. That was a little annonying, because i do not want to just drink PBR’s all night. Plenty of tvs to watch a game, but with the awkwardness of not very attractive waitresses wearing… interesting? clothing and not good beer specials i will not be back.

Great service from Alannah. The trout was great not too salty. Just had to wait a moment for a seat. I’ll be back for the next big game.

+1 for the space we were given for a large group.
Came for a friends birthday. Called ahead and let them know we had a group of 30 coming. We were pleased when we arrived to find that we had our own room (we are loud and like to have fun, sometimes we forget what indoor voice means). Unfortunately, this would be the only time we would be satisfied with the experience. It took approx 45 minutes for the first round of drinks to come out, when this was approached later we were told that the bar was not prepped for a party of 30 despite our reservation and that is what caused the delay. Orders were butchered right and left, drinks forgotten, etc. We had 2 waitresses serving us so we thought we would have no issues but it was actually absolutely terrible. The worst part is at the end of the night, when we were settling up and reflecting on our experiences, the waitress (Dominika) was quick to let us know who all was responsible for the «errors»… yet even in the end when one of our group requested an order of fries to go, she forgot to ring it in and the fries obviously never came (this was certainly not the first item that one of the two
«forgot» to ring in). I am usually pretty sympathetic to people who serve large groups but all in all we were nothing out of the ordinary and these girls made it seem like we were asking for everything under the sun. Never once did management come to check how we were doing. The «free birthday shot» that our birthday girl was given was tequila… she doesn’t drink tequila and was never even asked what she would prefer. Instead she was told «Find someone to drink it then, but it’s your birthday shot and it’s free» in a rather crappy attitude as she waved her hands and walked away (Thanks Rachel!). It’s that kind of attitude, all night, that really made me want to save my $ 40 and spend it elsewhere. Instead of fighting about it, I paid my tab and left a more then generous tip for service that was rendered in a piss poor fashion, and am letting future patrons know, SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GO NEXT DOOR to whatever little bar is there. It’s bound to be a million times better!

I’ll start by saying this isn’t they type of place I would normally ever eat at but I was going to a show at Fiddlers Green, it was close, great food reviews, and the 5 men I was with were pretty set on going here.
I didn’t expect much from the food but was completely blown away by the quality and freshness of the food. The grilled chicken cobb salad was delish, as were the sliders. Nice choice of beers as well.
The waitress (excellent service) asked if it was our first time and when we said yes, the manager Mike came by to thank us and ask us if everything was to our liking. Plenty of TVs to watch the games as well.
It’s understandable why they were rated the fastest growing food chain in the US. Nice work.

+1 star because the Moscow mule I got was delicious.
+1 star because I ran into an old friend I hadn’t seen in years.
Those are really the only positives. I ordered the trout, which was okay but the veggies were inedible – way to much salt and I LOVE salt. Our waitress Jasmine also was pretty bad. She forgot to bring the water I ordered with my Moscow mule. Also, my daughter’s grilled cheese came out 15 minutes later than mine and my husband’s dinner. Thankfully our kid is pretty chill so there wasn’t any meltdowns. While apologizing for its severely late arrival, Jasmine informed us it would be free anyway because we came in on a Saturday. I guess they do some type of promo on Saturdays. However, when the bill arrived, the kid’s grilled cheese was on the bill. We informed Jasmine and she said she would take it off before running our card. About 5 mins. later, the manager approached and said Jasmine told him we had a question. My husband and I looked at him confused until he further clarified «a question about your child’s meal». My husband said we didn’t have a question but it was supposed to be free but it ended up on the bill. The manager then told us that the promo was only on Saturday afternoons and as it was now dinner, the promo was expired. He did say that he’d take it off this time due to the confusion. I’m drawing the conclusion from the awkward conversation that our waitress didn’t want to admit that she messed up twice (forgetting to put in the order initially and then telling us it was free) and instead acted as if we had a question and were requesting the free meal. Either way, an overall disappointing night out.

The wait staff seem to have more important things going on than tending to your table. I’ve sat at the bar before and waited with an empty beer while 3 bartenders discussed «more important» matters. I can’t imagine what as none of them seemed old enough to even be able to purchase alcohol. When you do get a beer, it is going to be frozen so expect to add another 10 minutes to your wait time for it to thaw out.

We had a great time at Twin Peaks. The food quality is very good. I had the chicken fried steak. My wife had a burger, and my buddy had nachos. We had the brownie for dessert.
Yes, the atmosphere is also a draw, but they don’t just hire these girls for their looks. I’ve been to Twin Peaks twice, and I’ve had great service both times. We eat out frequently, and Twin Peaks can stand up to any other restaurant that we go to regardless of the concept.

I came here on the recommendation of a friend. I had no idea what I was in for, as my face likely showed to everyone after I cleared the front door. Having daughters made this an awkward experience to start, but it got better as I learned that these ladies are paid performers not really «servers» in the traditional sense. They are well paid and most are quite happy in their jobs.
My server was Cheyenne «Not Wyoming». She was incredibly nice, incredibly attractive, and incredibly attentive. My drink never went dry, and she did not pass by the table without stopping to be sure everything was good. When she found out it was my first visit she brought me a calendar which she signed and left on the table for the other girls to sign. This was a pretty cool touch.
The food was top notch, which surprised me as I was expecting Hooters type food once I was seated. The cheese curds were amazing, the fried shrimp was as well. All in all I enjoyed this establishment, it just took me doing some digging online to find that these girls are treated well and are raking in some big bucks for their efforts.

Came here on a nacho recommendation.
I’ve gotta say, I was surprised. I always assumed Twin Peaks was another place that used scantily clad women to pass off mediocre food to lonely guys. But from what I could tell, the food is actually really good. Definitely more well made than its competition from other chains.
The nachos are piled to the sky on a massive plate. Seriously, these are big nachos. Two people could easily split one order. I’ve seen others complain about prices here, but at $ 8.50 for a two person meal, this might be the menu’s bargain item.
I should clarify, they are actually «BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos.» In other words, barbecue sauce on nachos? Brilliant! The pulled pork is hearty and tasty, and the thick and crunchy chips provide good support. They get a little soupy at the bottom of the mountain, but that’s not surprising given the portion size and mountain stacking technique.
I was also surprised by the service. I assumed it would be provocative dressing and not much more, but the girls were really on the ball and seemed to be having a genuinely good time with each other and the patrons.
Definitely a unique twist on a classic, and definitely some of the better nachos in the Denver area.

I actually really dig the food at Twin Peaks. Their wings are crisp and hot. Their fries and plentiful and their sandwiches are big and hearty. Plus some of their entrees look delicious. Seriously, how didn’t I ever think to make green chile meatloaf?! Plus there are like 100 TVs around the place. I don’t even think I am exaggerating. If you have a game to watch (or 3), you can catch them all here!
Now I suppose the draw isn’t really the food, or the TVs, but the ladies. I am not one that gets too hung up on the skimpy outfits. I have seen boobs, they don’t really do anything for me and I could care less about my waitress displaying hers. I realize I am in the minority on this, especially if you are male. It was some really fun people watching to see men flirt their asses off with these lovely ladies. I think the hubby got robbed with me there, they were perfectly friendly and professional. No cozying up or extra deep leaning at our table (sorry honey!).
I did think the prices were a bit out of whack. I mean everything seemed a few dollars too much. Plus a lot of their tables are the high pub style and I hate those! I would come back for the food if in the area though, especially if I had a game to watch.

Here’s the quick review. I got dragged to ‘dinner’ here with some Air Force guys I work with. It was billed as a Hooters with better staff and better food.
1) The staff was pretty much the same.
2) The food was not good.
— I had wings that had little taste and were rubbery.
— My burger was the same consistency as the hockey pucks I was watching on TV.
Prices are pretty high for bar food. Ambience is loud (it’s a country themed bar that plays only hip-​hop music… hmmm).
I’m not impressed. I rarely go to Hooters and I can’t see myself dining here again, not even for the view.
Positive is they had my hockey team on. Woot.