Twin Peaks

Love this spot! Very high energy and you can always catch the good games on the screens in the booths or on the wall. The fried pickles are some of the best I’ve had and the burgers are great too. Drinks are strong and they have a wide selection of beers even local ones. This place beats Hooters by a long shot!!!

I absolutely loooooove coming here. The girls wear different «risqué «outfits according to the season or holiday and they are always really, really sweet and they actually engage in conversation with more than just the man sitting at the table. If you like a little eye candy while you eat, then this is the spot!
When you come you MUST get the fried pickles and the hot wings. absolutely Delish. And my favorite drink is the Whiskey Smash. They’re burgers are pretty Bomb too.
Love the Peaks!

The service was good as always. My wife had the sampler and it was more than we could conquer together. I had the cheeseburger and it was cooked to perfection. The drinks were good as usual. Can’t wait to head back.

I go there for the pot roast and their hamburgers. Both are excellent and are probably the best in Birmingham. The pot roast is my favorite my mom or my wife couldn’t make better, the roasted potatoes and the green beans alone could be an excellent meal. The naughty brunette and the dirty blond on draft is fantastic exclusive to twin peaks. I can’t say enough about the atmosphere it is rustic, manly and also can be charming for the ladys. On top of that it is a great sports bar! Relaxed laid back atmosphere. LOVE IT

The bartenders (bartendress’s?) served up some great drinks for us here when we needed them most. The staff was friendly and, um, perky, and there are lots of TVs available if you don’t see enough eye candy. Every possible sporting event was on at least one of the TVs. No complaints!

Let’s be honest folks. Twin Peaks, Hooters, or Tilted Kilt. Your not exactly going for the food. It’s the environment you came for. Quick blurb about the food… its average bar food. The decorations are of a rustic cabin feel. The staff-​nice looking in there extremely short, tight, very short shorts. If you want great food go somewhere else. If you want to see skin go to a strip club. If you must have food with your cleavage go to Twin Peaks. I enjoyed it and will be back as soon as I earn a kitchen pass.

If I could give this place a negative 10 I would. I went here to watch the UFC FIGHT. At first the service was great but as soon as we got our 1^st drink. The server forgot about us. About 50 min later she came over only because I was eyeing her. She said no one was helping her and asked if we wanted anything else. We asked for a drink and a glass of water. The guy next to us asked for a drink at that time. He said never know how long it wl be till she comes around again. Joking! I kid you not 48 mins I timed it after 10 min or so went by. The manager was not doing her job. The girls just walked around doing nothing. Oh but if they knew you they would get you a drink. I was so mad!!! I understand your busy. But when my server is not even going to say sorry. The manager is not doing her job! She would not even come around. Very unsatisfactory!!! I will never come back here again. And I just moved to thr area. And was looking for a new place! Very Very bad MANAGEMENT!!! Save your money!!!

Expensive, the second time I went back I felt pressured to keep my table by having to order items. The waitresses still make sure your table has everything it needs before they disappear. I did notice they spend the majority of time with larger groups, I guess to get larger tips.

Let me put it this way. This ain’t where you go to quietly discuss the nuances of Heidegger or Emily Dickinson.
Nope. Instead, you’ll be confronted with the greatest vulgar excesses of western civilization this side of Las Vegas. Ginormous wall-​to-​wall televisions showing every sporting event known to man, beer served up in 55-​gallon drums (Well, it felt that way), and decent bar food. Not to mention a bevy of barely-​dressed servers who will make excellent trophy wives one day. The only thing missing was a craps table in the corner. Add that and you’d have Tunica on your hands, except with more teeth.
So if you’re the sensitive, poetic type, just stay the heck away, lest your retinas burn at this affront to your worldview. But, if you like to watch the game in the company of a few hundred other eating, burping and beer swilling fans, you could do worse.

Girls are nice but they are overly exposed. Tummy out but cheeks out not too sanitary I’d prefer sum panty hose. Me being a former Hooter girl myself I’m hip to the front and typically just want to be left alone while trying to spend time with my family. Only been here once to see what it was about and I’m over it seems to be for men who’s interested in seeing lady parts and sports. I must say though if you like fatty foods they have the best!!! Lol I hate the TV screens in every booth ughhhhh I wanted to get up and leave but for one night I sucked it up but I will not be a repeat customer!

First time here, pretty fun place. Friendly people and the beers were affordably price. You’re looking at a corporate style chain restaurant but as far as those go this one isn’t too bad and the décor is awesome in that it mimics a lodge.

First time here seems like a great place to go hang out with friends! They have tvs hanging from everyone the best sports bar I’ve seen! Great place to take hubby to watch sports and spend quality time and let him enjoy the view of half dressed girls lol! Reminds me of hooters
The food was good not the best I’ve tasted but good!
We ordered the sampler and quesadillas which were delicious! The Waitress was really nice and the atmosphere was good as well.

Got a beer after 2 mins hence the one star
I’ve been at the bar for 15 minutes… not even a menu
Got a menu at 20 mins after a customer had to ask a bartender…
If your going for an hour lunch this isn’t the place to be lol
Still waiting… I’m not the type to holla someone down
Order just got place after 28 mins
Still no food… After 45 mins

So this was my first time hearing about this place and my granny decided to take me because it’s her favorite restaurant lol. I loved it! They have great burgers and even better shots! A must try is the lemon drop. It’s a great place to go with friends and watch the game or just get your drink on.

I wish that I could give them 3.5 stars bc the food could be great to just ok depending on what you order. The first time I came the «pleasant views» saved them from a terrible review because all I got was a burger and fries and the burger was good but the Fries were cold smh. Today I got the spicy chipotle chicken and man what a turn around, it was delicious.

My new spot for Chicken Fried Steak! Please, beware the serving size is enough for 2 adults, but it was delicious. The service was decent and the food to table time was less than 15 mins. The atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming. Ill definitely be back to try some of the other food on the menu. Check it out if you in the area. As for drinks, I had the Signature Margarita, which was a lil on the sour side.

I have to admit, when I heard about Twin Peaks opening in Birmingham, I pretty much wrote it off in advance as another lame attempt to shove men in the category of mindless meat eaters, beer drinkers, and woman-​oglers, desperately searching for the next opportunity to incorporate all three within the same event. I’d already become familiar with the theme of the place due to having considered attending a car meetup in the Atlanta area that was happening at a location there some months ago. After having given Tilted Kilt a shot (ugh) and discovering that, while being served by attractive, scantily-​clad wait staff is not the worst experience in the world, the quality of food and drinks is still very much a significant thing in such an establishment, I’d determined that nothing good could possibly come from «the Peaks» and had made a prelim decision to not even waste my time trying it, just to be ultimately disappointed. Well, while making plans to catch a movie with a friend a few Friday nights ago, discussion of dinner arose and that friend suggested Twin Peaks, especially since it was nearby the theater. And although that suggestion was met with an unseen eyeroll on my end of the phone, I reluctantly agreed and headed out to meet him there.
Arriving, I have to say that I was a little bit blown away with the décor and setup of the place — *huge* restaurant meets mountain lodge, with a crap ton of televisions mounted throughout, and with the several satellite/​TV receivers controlling all of the screens in the place positioned behind the hosts’ area at the front door. And even though the weather was nowhere near ripe for it, the patio kept with the rest of the look of the restaurant and looked extremely inviting with its great wide-​open seating. Overall the place looks like it can handle a pretty large number of patrons, and I’d bet college football season was a major contributor to its design. Basically there’s a «coolness» about the place that I think is a combination of its design and also other various small touches in and around it. (One thing that I found really cool was the fact that when you place your name on the list to be seated, you have the option of supplying your cell phone number, and if you opt to do so, you’re immediately sent an acknowledgement text with a link to a guest site which gives you info about restaurant dining specials and trivia events, and even supplies a countdown relative to your approximate wait time. Wow — kinda impressive for «just another Tilted Kilt/​Hooters»…)
But enough about the northern Canadian influences in the dining hall blah blah blah, ok dude, how was the food and the beer? Well, I didn’t take the chance to try a beer there personally (blood donation that afternoon, so no-​go), but my friend thought his draft beer — I think it was the Knotty Brunette — was fantastic and as cold and delicious as advertised. (He’d probably have licked the inside of the glass if he could get his face in there…) There were quite a few specialty beers for the restaurant mentioned by our server (who was as attractive, attentive & friendly as the «cabin wenches» theme would suggest), and they honestly all sounded pretty interesting — and who wouldn’t love a *really* cold brew, right? Although I didn’t partake in a frosty one, I did try one of the burgers — the Twin Cheeseburger. Honestly it wasn’t the greatest burger I’ve ever put in my face, but it was darn good regardless — juicy, fresh, flavorful, and *miles* away from the greasy patty-​shaped whatever-​it-​was I last put in my pie-​hole at Tilted Kilt. (I keep mentioning the place, but seriously the food’s horrible there… or at least it was the last time I was there — key word, *last*. No amount of distance between the bottom of a server’s skirt and top of her knees can save that… sorry, Kilt, but *Tilted* couldn’t be more accurate.)
Without making this review any more of a novel, I’m basically eating my words with regards to Twin Peaks. I thought it’d be another failed attempt to draw guys into a fairly crappy eatery with hopes of seeing some really attractive women in really tiny uniforms. But instead it’s actually a pretty cool little pub/​restaurant, with some great food and great atmosphere (and will probably be the *place to be* once the *foosball* is back on the tube). I’ll definitely be back to try some other things on the menu, and of course a beer, and I hope what the place did right during our visit continues to be the rule and not the exception. Give it a shot, meat eaters/​beer drinkers! Glub glub glub!

This was my first visit and not my last. The food was great. I had the Hangover burger and the Ghost Pepper Wings. Both were awesome. I wanted to give them a 5 star, but waitresses coming to sit down and talk while I’m eating, I’m not a big fan of. Don’t get me wrong, they were very nice, but I’m already engaged in conversation with whom I’m there with. I have a 23 year old daughter and I don’t look at the waitresses in that way. I Loved the atmosphere with tv’s everywhere, good food and the service.

When I first came into Twin Peaks I was very impressed. Nice place. I had done my research and was anxious to get started. So whiIe I was waiting on some friends I sat at the bar. I waited 5 minutes before anyone even said hello. (Timed it on my phone) 9 Bartenders. — So finally I got a beer. My friends texted me they were there and just grabbed a table so I moved to the table with them. The female manager with short black hair came by (because we sat next to the hostess stand she had to) and asked how things were. I told her how long I waited at the bar for a beer and her comment was «Lucky you got one that quick. We’ve been open two weeks and we are busy. Give us a break» I was floored she spoke to me this way. What does she think this is some biker bar like Hooters?
THEN CAME PARADISE… Our Waitress was a former BWW waitress and knew how to take care of her customers. Smile, great attitude, spent time and no rush. And she was absolutely drop dead gorgeous. Made sure we understood everything. She won us over. If it had not been for her I probably would not have gone back due to the fact how rude the female manager was. But I will be a regular because of Paradise our waitress. The food was awesome. I had the Pot Roast. The vegies where al Dente’ the potatoes just right and the hunk of fat free pot roast they give you is plenty to fill even a large man up. WOW! SO I say go! Just avoid the foul mouth manager. — On another note — The tall skinny Male manager was awesome. He had great attitude and great people skills. HIGHLY Recommended. Great big tvs everywhere — outdoor high end sitting area complete with fire pit.

This chain fills the need for a sports bar in Hoover that has more to look at than just the game. The theme is a mountain hunting lodge, but does that really matter? The main attraction is good looking young waitresses in skimpy outfits. On opening week we were not disappointed. Our waitress was Carrie, and she was super. There are plenty of attractive waitresses, and they were all very friendly. I’d expect no less here in Alabama.
What differentiates Twin Peaks from Hooters or Tilted Kilt? The wait staff has big .ah, smiles, and tight .hmm, clothes. Yep, that’s it ;)
Peaks brags about serving the beers at 29 degrees, and the beer was as advertised. I had the Dirty Blond draft, and it is served with an orange slice. The beer was very light, and the frosty mug seemed to water it down a bit. I still liked it and would order again. The menu offers pretty typical bar food. We just had chips and queso so I can’t comment on the food.
The location is perfect for those who work or live in the Hoover Galleria area. It is a great alternative to Baumhower’s, On Tap, and BWW. And, it is definitely better than driving out of your way to go to Hooters or Tilted Kilt. I am looking forward to going back to see my favorite waitresses.