Sports-Centric Chain Twin Peaks Rolls Out Its Biggest Menu Update in Years Just in Time for Football Season
Twin Peaks menu changes roll out with a large update featuring sub-$10 lunch options, expanded shareables, and the official return of physical, printed menus. Let the jokes begin. Apparently, people do go to Twin Peaks to eat.
Twin Peaks is shaking things up with a massive menu revamp and a major blast from the past for diners across the country. Following its recent emergence from bankruptcy with new franchisee-backed owners, the 115-unit sports-centric chain is rolling out some of its most significant updates in years, just in time for football season. Whether you are looking for wallet-friendly lunch options or massive shareables for game day, here is everything you need to know about the new Twin Peaks menu.
The Big Return of Physical Menus
Perhaps the most surprising part of the announcement is that Twin Peaks is bringing back physical, printed menus nationwide. During the pandemic, many locations shifted to digital QR code menus. However, listening closely to customer feedback, the chain decided to ditch the digital codes in favor of redesigned, physical menus that better showcase their expanded food lineup.
Twin Peaks Menu Changes: New Sub-$10 Lunch Options
If you are stopping by during the day, Twin Peaks has introduced a brand-new lunch lineup featuring four items priced under $10:
- Good as Cluck Chicken Sandwich: An in-house breaded and fried chicken breast topped with chipotle mayo, avocado smash, and pepperjack cheese on a toasted bun with fries (starting at $9.99, available all day).
- Chicken Snackers: Two hand-breaded, fried-in-house chicken tenders wrapped in flour tortillas with avocado smash, chipotle mayo, and pickled onion, served with fries and a choice of wing sauce (starting at $7.99).
- 4 Cheese Ravioli Skillet: Cheese ravioli tossed with scratch-made marinara and white sauces, topped with melted mozzarella and Parmesan (starting at $8.99).
- Caesar or House Salad: Fresh salad options with customizable protein add-ons like shrimp, chicken tenders, and sirloin (starting at $4.99).
Twin Peaks Menu Changes: Shareables and All-Day Entrees
For those heading out to watch the game, the shareables menu got a serious upgrade. The popular Peaks Sampler has doubled in size from three bites to six, now featuring mozzarella bites, chicken tenders, fried pickles, fried ravioli, Game Day Franks, and crispy mini tacos starting at $14.99. Meanwhile, the Triple Play dip appetizer now lets guests choose from expanded dips like black bean and roasted garlic hummus, chipotle queso, avocado smash, salsa, and smoked Sriracha pimento cheese starting at $9.99.
All-day additions also include the Smoked Bone-In Pork Chop, Game Day Franks on King’s Hawaiian rolls, a Street Corn Quesadilla, and Fried Ravioli. Concept chef Christian Stewart crafted the menu to introduce fresh flavor combinations like Tajín and chimichurri while leaning into the chain’s scratch-cooking capabilities. For more fun food news and restaurant deals, check out the Jack in the Box Simpsons Munchie Meal of Horror and find out how to score savings with the Applebee’s Cheeseburger Day Deal.
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