Restaurant
Unclaimed profileTwin Peaks
Orlando, FL · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Twin Peaks runs a value-driven beverage program anchored by its signature 29° draft beer, served in frosty 22 oz. Mugs. Happy hour delivers $5 house cocktails and $4.99 drafts, plus half-price wine by the glass. The beer specials rotate daily, and weekend buckets round out the picture. Cocktails are straightforward, with a few classics at $6.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Twin Peaks Dirty Blonde or Knotty Brunette drafts at $4.99 during happy hour. For cocktails, the house margarita at $5 is the value pick. If you're feeling adventurous, try a $2.99 shot of Fireball or Corazón.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Sports fans and groups looking for a lively spot with big screens and affordable drinks. The beer-centric happy hour will appeal to draft drinkers who value quantity and price over craft complexity.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour is the time to hit Twin Peaks, with $5 house cocktails, $4.99 drafts, and half-price wine by the glass. Weekends offer mix-match buckets of five beers for $16.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Happy hour pricing is remarkably low: $5 house cocktails, $6 classics, $4.99 drafts, and $2.99 shots. Premium pours of 2 oz. Are $4.99 all day. Expect to spend well under $20 for a round.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The 29° draft beer served in frosty 22 oz. Mugs is the signature move, reinforced by daily rotating specials and weekend buckets. The rare bottle selection of bourbons and tequilas adds a surprising layer for a sports bar.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A no-frills cocktail program with value-driven happy hour specials. House margarita, long island iced tea, and bloody mary at $5; classics like mule, mojito, and old fashioned at $6. Signature craft cocktails are mentioned but not detailed.
Menu strengths
- — Includes a range of classics at a low $6 price point.
Standout selections
- — House Margarita – $5 during happy hour
- — Old Fashioned – $6, try with bourbon or whiskey
Pricing: Happy hour: $5 house cocktails, $6 classics.
Wine
A minimal wine program focused on happy hour value. Half-price wine by the glass and a couple of $6 options like house sparkling and mimosa. No varietals or list details available.
Menu strengths
- — Half-price wine by the glass during happy hour.
Standout selections
- — House Sparkling Wine – $6 during happy hour
- — Mimosa – $6 with choice of juice
Pricing: Half off wine by the glass during happy hour; $6 for house sparkling and mimosa.
Beer
An extensive and value-driven beer program. Signature 29° draft served in frosty mugs, with daily rotating specials at $4.99. Customers praise the house beers, especially the Blonde and Dark varieties.
Menu strengths
- — Signature 29° draft in frosty 22 oz. Mugs.
- — Daily rotating specials at $4.99 for 22 oz.
Standout selections
- — Twin Peaks Dirty Blonde – Golden Road Belgian White, $4.99
- — Twin Peaks Knotty Brunette – Michelob Amber Bock, $4.99
- — Twin Peaks IPA – Goose Island IPA, $4.99
- — Weekend Mix Match Bucket – 5 beers for $16
Pricing: $4.99 for 22 oz. Drafts during happy hour; $16 weekend buckets of 5.
Nonalcoholic
Limited but present non-alcoholic options. Strawberry Pineapple Fizz is a house non-alcoholic specialty. Sodas and tea are available, often bundled with meal deals.
Menu strengths
- — At least one signature non-alcoholic drink: Strawberry Pineapple Fizz.
Pricing: No specific pricing; sodas and tea included with meal specials.
Spirits
A solid spirits program with a focus on value. Happy hour features $2.99 shots of Fireball, Corazón, and Ram's Point, plus $4.99 premium wells. The location page boasts hard-to-find bourbons and rare tequilas, adding depth.
Menu strengths
- — Aggressive shot pricing at $2.99 during happy hour.
- — Premium pours of 2 oz. At $4.99 all day.
Standout selections
- — Fireball – $2.99 shot; Corazón – $2.99 shot
- — Premium Pour – 2 oz. For $4.99
Pricing: Happy hour: $2.99 shots, $4.99 premium wells; $4.99 for 2 oz. Premium pours all day.
How it sits with the food
The menu's hearty American fare, like burgers and wings, pairs naturally with the crisp, cold drafts. The $5 house bloody mary could stand up to a savory brunch item, while the strawberry pineapple fizz offers a sweet counterpoint to spicy dishes.
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