The Twin Peaks bites menu covers the appetizer lineup fried, loaded, and built for sharing. Following a September 2026 menu update, the lineup got a notable upgrade: the Peaks Sampler expanded from three items to a six-way spread, and the Triple Play now lets you pick from six dips instead of three.
Most of these come out fast, which makes them a solid choice while you’re waiting on a main course, and nearly all of them are sized for two or more people to split. This guide covers what’s in each one, what it costs, and which bites are worth ordering first if you’ve never been.
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Twin Peaks Bites Menu With Prices & Calories
| Item | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Baked Pretzel | $11.99 | 1,110 |
| Billionaire’s Bacon | $5.49 | 410 |
| Crispy Mini Beef Tacos | $7.49 | 440 |
| Peaks Sampler (Now 6-Way) | $14.99+ | Updated — see note below |
| Triple Play (Now 6 Dips) | $9.99+ | Updated — see note below |
| Spicy Thai Ribs | $12.79 | 830 |
| Chipotle Queso & Chips | $8.99 | 1,010 |
| Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips | $4.99 | 550 |
| Loaded Fries | $9.99 | 1,320 |
| Mozzarella Cheese Bites | $8.99 | 1,110 |
| Fried Pickles or Jalapeños | $8.49 | 750 |
| Double Stacked Nachos | $11.39 (chicken) / $13.49 (brisket) | 2,330–2,580 |
| Smoked Chicken Quesadillas | $11.99 | 830 |
The Peaks Sampler and Triple Play were both updated in a September 2026 menu overhaul pricing now starts at the amounts shown above but can run higher depending on selections, and updated calorie counts hadn’t been published in official nutrition data as of this guide’s last update. We’ll update these figures as soon as new official numbers are available.
The Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips is still the cheapest item on this list at $4.99, while Double Stacked Nachos remains both the priciest and the highest-calorie option on the entire bites menu.
Best Bites for Different Situations
| If You Want… | Order This |
|---|---|
| Something quick and cheap | Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips |
| To try a bit of everything | Peaks Sampler (Now 6-Way) |
| Something lighter | Fried Pickles or Jalapeños |
| Maximum shareability for a group | Double Stacked Nachos |
| A good first-time pick | Mozzarella Cheese Bites or Loaded Fries |
| Something with real heat | Spicy Thai Ribs |
Loaded Fries vs. Mozzarella Cheese Bites
These two get compared a lot since they’re both popular starters. Loaded Fries is the bigger, more filling option — piled with cheddar, pepper jack, bacon bits, and green onions, built more for a group to share. Mozzarella Cheese Bites is a smaller, more contained order, better suited to fewer people or a solo snack. If you’re ordering for a table of four or more, Loaded Fries stretches further.
Lightest vs. Heaviest Bites
| Category | Item | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Lightest | Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips | 550 |
| Also Light | Crispy Mini Beef Tacos | 440 |
| Moderate | Smoked Chicken Quesadillas | 830 |
| Heavy | Loaded Fries | 1,320 |
| Heaviest | Double Stacked Nachos | 2,330–2,580 |
Worth noting: ordering two or three of the heavier items together (Peaks Sampler, Loaded Fries, Double Stacked Nachos) can add up to well over a full day’s calories in one sitting something to keep in mind if you’re splitting these across a smaller group rather than a full table.
What’s New: The Expanded Peaks Sampler
As of September 2026, the Peaks Sampler is a six-way spread instead of the previous three-item version. It now includes:
Mozzarella Bites
Chicken Tenders
Fried Pickles
Fried Ravioli
Game Day Franks
Crispy Mini Tacos
Starting at $14.99, this makes it one of the most comprehensive single appetizer orders on the menu — a genuine “one order, everyone’s happy” option for a table with mixed preferences.
What’s New: The Triple Play Dip Selection
The Triple Play — order three dips of your choice — now draws from six options instead of the original three:
Chipotle Queso
Avocado Smash
Salsa
Smoked Sriracha Pimento Cheese
Black Bean Dip (new)
Roasted Garlic Hummus (new)
Starting at $9.99, this is one of the more flexible appetizers on the menu now that there’s more variety to mix and match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Twin Peaks bites fried?
Most of them, yes, items like Mozzarella Cheese Bites, Fried Pickles, and the components of the Peaks Sampler are all fried. Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips and Crispy Mini Beef Tacos are lighter, less fry-heavy options.
What is the most popular appetizer?
Loaded Fries and the Peaks Sampler are the two most commonly ordered items, Loaded Fries for solo or small-group snacking, the Peaks Sampler for bigger tables.
How many calories are in Twin Peaks Loaded Fries?
1,320 calories per order.
Are Twin Peaks bites shareable?
Yes, most portions are sized for two to four people, especially the Peaks Sampler and Double Stacked Nachos.
What is the healthiest bites option?
Fire Roasted Salsa & Chips at 550 calories, or Crispy Mini Beef Tacos at 440 calories, are the lightest choices on the menu.
Are Twin Peaks bites gluten-free?
No, most items, including the pretzel and fried items, contain wheat. If you’re managing a gluten allergy, check with staff directly before ordering.
What’s new on the Twin Peaks bites menu?
As of September 2026, the Peaks Sampler expanded to six items (Mozzarella Bites, Chicken Tenders, Fried Pickles, Fried Ravioli, Game Day Franks, Crispy Mini Tacos), and the Triple Play now offers six dip choices instead of three, adding Black Bean Dip and Roasted Garlic Hummus.
Conclusion
The bites menu is where most Twin Peaks visits start, and with 13 options ranging from a light basket of chips to the fully loaded Peaks Sampler, there’s a fit for almost any group size or appetite. Pair a few with something from the wings menu for a full spread, or check out the rest of the menu on the full guide.