Twin Peaks Menu Prices 2026: Lodge-Style Burgers, 29° Beers & Appetizers

The signature Twin Peaks Burger is $14.99 at most U.S. Twin Peaks lodges as of May 2026 — a half-pound, never-frozen Angus patty with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickle and Peaks sauce on a toasted brioche bun, served with fries. Add bacon for about $1, swap to sweet potato fries for $1, or order it during Late-Night (after 10pm) at the discounted $11.99 price. Pricing varies by market — California, the Northeast and major-metro lodges typically run a few dollars higher.

Twin Peaks chills its draft beer to 29°F — well below the industry-standard 36–40°F — which is the chain's signature pour and a core part of its branding. The cold pour creates a slightly slushy head on the first sip and is meant to keep the beer ice-cold from glass to last drop. A 29° domestic pint runs around $5.49, a craft pint around $7.49, and a frozen 24-oz mug from $7.99 (domestic) to $9.99 (craft). During Happy Hour, all 29° drafts are half off.

Most Twin Peaks lodges run Half-Price Happy Hour Monday–Friday from 11am to 7pm, plus a second late-night Happy Hour starting at 10pm or 11pm at many locations. The Happy Hour menu cuts prices on 29° drafts, well drinks, house wines, signature cocktails like the Peaks Margarita, and select appetizers (Mountain Cheese Curds, Twisted Texas Pretzel, Stuffed Jalapeños, Pretzel Bites). Some markets — California, the Northeast, and dry counties — run modified Happy Hour windows. Confirm with your local lodge.

Yes. Twin Peaks lodges offer a Cubs Menu (kids 12 and under) priced around $6.99–$8.99 per entrée, including options like a Cubs Cheeseburger, Cubs Chicken Tenders, Mac & Cheese, Grilled Cheese and Cubs Pizza, each served with a side and a kids' drink. The chain markets itself as a sports-bar dining destination, but it is open to families during day and dinner service.

Twin Peaks is positioned between the two. Like Hooters, it is a sports-bar concept with a distinct uniformed-server identity; like Yard House, the menu is broader and more scratch-driven, with a heavy craft-beer program (Yard House famously runs 100+ taps; Twin Peaks pours fewer taps but markets the 29°F chill). On price, Twin Peaks sits slightly above Hooters and slightly below Yard House — entrées $12–$25, appetizers $8–$14. The food program leans more smokehouse and Texas-style than either peer, reflecting the chain's Lewisville, TX origins.

The Smokehouse Combo is $24.99 and includes a half-rack of slow-smoked St. Louis-cut ribs, a quarter-pound of hand-sliced smoked brisket, two scratch sides (steakhouse fries, sweet potato fries, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, smokehouse beans, coleslaw or onion rings) and Texas toast. Both meats are dry-rubbed, hickory-smoked low-and-slow in-house, and finished with the lodge's smokehouse BBQ sauce. It's the chain's most-ordered smokehouse plate.

Yes. Twin Peaks Smoked Wings are jumbo wings dry-rubbed, then hickory-smoked in-house before being fire-grilled to order — a different process from the deep-fried wings at most sports-bar chains. They're available in 10-piece ($14.99) or 20-piece ($26.99) orders with a choice of Original Hot, Smokehouse BBQ, Honey-Sriracha or Dry Rub. Many lodges also run an AYCE (all-you-can-eat) Wing Tuesday promotion — confirm with your local store for pricing and availability.

The Cookie Skillet ($9.99) is Twin Peaks' signature dessert: a fresh-baked chocolate-chip cookie served warm in a cast-iron skillet, topped with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with chocolate and caramel sauces. It's designed to share between two people and is one of the most-ordered items on the menu, full stop. The skillet is served hot from the oven, so the cookie stays soft in the center.

Twin Peaks was founded in Lewisville, Texas in 2005 and operates around 110 lodges across the United States as of 2026 — heaviest density in Texas, Florida, the Southeast and the lower Midwest, with growing presence in California, the Mid-Atlantic and the Mountain West. Use the official store locator at twinpeaksrestaurant.com for the nearest lodge and current hours.

Yes. Most Twin Peaks lodges run a dedicated Late-Night Menu from 10pm to close, with discounted versions of fan-favorite items — Twin Peaks Burger from $11.99, 10-piece Smoked Wings from $11.99, Mountain Cheese Curds from $7.99, Brisket Tacos (2 ct) from $9.99 and the Twisted Texas Pretzel from $7.49 — plus a second Happy Hour window on 29° beers and well drinks at many locations. Late-night menu hours vary by market; closing time is typically midnight to 2 AM.