Restaurant
Unclaimed profileTwin Peaks
Dayton, OH · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Twin Peaks pours a wide net: 29° draft beer in frosted mugs, a Rare Bottle Selection with allocated bourbons, and a cocktail list priced from $6.79 to $11.99. Happy hour discounts well drinks and select wines, while Friday sangria runs $5.00. The beer and spirits programs carry the most ambition, with house taps and hard-to-find pours.
- What should I order?
- Start with a Twin Peaks draft from the signature taps, served in a frosted 22 oz. Mug. For bourbon drinkers, order a 1.25 oz pour of Eagle Rare 10 Year at $9.39 or Blanton's Single Barrel at $11.89. If you want a cocktail, the Classic Mule at $6.99 is a well-priced option.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who appreciate a broad selection will find something, from casual beer fans to bourbon collectors seeking allocated pours. Sports-bar regulars will like the value-focused beer specials and cocktail prices.
- When should I go?
- Weekday happy hour brings $3.99 well drinks and select wines by the glass, while Fridays feature $5.00 sangria. Weekend buckets of five beers at $14 suit groups.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Draft beers run $3.99-$4.99 during specials, domestic singles $4.00, imports $5.00. Cocktails range $6.79-$11.99. Rare spirits are priced per pour, from $9.39 up to $115.19.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The 29° draft beer served in frosted 22 oz. Mugs, including in-house brews like Dirty Blonde and Twin Peaks IPA. The Rare Bottle Selection offers allocated bourbons like George T. Stagg and Old Rip Van Winkle, served over crystal-clear ice.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A broad list covers classics and signatures, from the Old Fashioned with Bulleit Rye or Old Forester to the Peaks Punch. Prices stay accessible, with several drinks under $8.00 and weekday happy hour specials.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive list of classic and signature cocktails, including Old Fashioned, Classic Mule, and Peaks Margarita.
- — Pricing is approachable, with most drinks from $6.79 to $11.99 and happy hour well drinks at $3.99.
Standout selections
- — Old Fashioned with Bulleit Rye or Old Forester, aromatic & orange bitters, orange peel, and Bordeaux cherry, $8.29 or $8.59.
- — Classic Mule with Ketel One and Fever Tree ginger beer, $6.99.
Pricing: $6.79-$11.99; happy hour well drinks $3.99
Wine
The wine program is simple: a $20.00 bottle list of reds and whites, house sparkling, and red and white sangria. Happy hour glasses at $3.99 and Friday sangria deals provide straightforward value.
Menu strengths
- — A $20.00 wine-by-the-bottle option offers a low-cost entry to a full bottle.
- — Happy hour includes $3.99 select wines by the glass, and sangria drops to $5.00 on Fridays.
Standout selections
- — Wine by the Bottle, $20.00 for a selection of award-winning reds and whites.
Pricing: Bottle $20.00; select glasses $3.99 during happy hour; sangria $5.00 on Fridays
Beer
Beer is a clear focus: 29° draft served in frosted 22 oz. Mugs, with signature in-house brews like Dirty Blonde and Twin Peaks IPA. Daily specials and weekend buckets keep prices sharp.
Menu strengths
- — Signature 29° draft beer served in frosted mugs with rotating selection and house brews.
- — Daily specials include Miller High Life 22 oz for $3.99, and Miller Lite and Sam Adams for $4.99 on Mondays and Tuesdays.
- — Weekend buckets of five beers for $14 offer group value.
Standout selections
- — Twin Peaks drafts like Dirty Blonde, Knotty Brunette, Twin Peaks IPA, and Twin Peaks Light, $3.99 for 22 oz during happy hour.
- — Miller High Life 22 oz draft at $3.99 all day.
Pricing: Specials $3.99-$4.99 for 22 oz; singles $4.00 domestic, $5.00 import; buckets of 5 for $14 on weekends
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options span soft drinks, lemonade, tea, and sparkling water, plus branded refreshers like Strawberry Pineapple Fizz and Sun Cruiser Lemonade + Iced Tea. Prices are modest.
Menu strengths
- — Standard soft drinks, lemonade, sweet tea, and Topo Chico are available.
- — Two branded non-alcoholic refreshers add a house-made feel.
Standout selections
- — Strawberry Pineapple Fizz.; Sun Cruiser Lemonade + Iced Tea.
Pricing: Lemonade and sweet tea $2.99; Topo Chico $4.00
Spirits
The Rare Bottle Selection is the headline, with allocated bourbons like Blanton's and George T. Stagg, plus scotches and tequilas. Pours are priced per ounce, allowing access to premium bottles without a full commitment.
Menu strengths
- — Rare Bottle Selection includes allocated bourbons, American whiskeys, scotches, and tequilas.
- — Pours are available in 1.25 oz and 2 oz sizes, making high-end bottles approachable.
- — Hard-to-find bourbon is served over crystal-clear ice balls.
Standout selections
- — Blanton's Single Barrel Bourbon, $11.89 for 1.25 oz.
- — George T. Stagg Bourbon, $41.99 for 1.25 oz.
- — Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year, $80.19 for 1.25 oz.
- — Don Julio 1942 Tequila, $27.19 for 1.25 oz.
Pricing: 1.25 oz and 2 oz pours, $9.39-$115.19
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