Twin Peaks Drinks Menu — Prices & Full Breakdown (2026)

Twin Peaks Drinks Menu

The Twin Peaks drinks menu covers a lot of ground ice-cold draft beer served at 29°F, rotating craft options, margaritas, signature cocktails, and a full non-alcoholic lineup for anyone who’d rather skip the alcohol. Selection can vary by location, especially on the craft beer and cocktail side, but the core categories and general pricing stay fairly consistent across restaurants.

This guide covers the basics soft drinks, tea, beer, and margaritas along with the signature cocktails and shots you’ll find on the menu, so you know roughly what to expect before you sit down.

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Twin Peaks Drinks Menu With Prices

DrinkDetailsCaloriesPrice
Soft DrinksCoke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr Pepper (free refills)Varies$2.99
Iced TeaSweet or unsweet, free refills0–150$2.99
LemonadeHouse-made180$3.49
Red BullRegular or sugar-free110$4.00
Domestic Draft Beer (Pint)Served at 29°FVaries$4.00
Craft Beer (Pint)Rotating selectionVaries$6.00–$8.00
MargaritaClassic, Strawberry, or MangoVaries$8.00–$10.00

Craft beer and margaritas are the two categories most likely to vary by location the rotating craft handle changes seasonally, and margarita flavors depend on what’s currently featured.

Signature Cocktails on the Menu

Beyond the basic margarita, Twin Peaks runs a fairly extensive cocktail list that includes classics and house specialties: Aperol Spritz, Bloody Mary, Classic Martini, Cosmopolitan, Espresso Martini, House Margarita, House Long Island Iced Tea, Mai Tai, Mojito, Old Fashioned (multiple barrel-select variations), Paloma, Peaks Margarita, Sangria (red or white), and several Micheladas made with Dos Equis or Modelo. Exact pricing on the full cocktail list varies by location, so it’s worth checking your local menu or asking your server for current pricing on anything beyond the basics listed above.

Shots Menu

Twin Peaks also runs a shots menu split into straight pours and mixed/novelty shots. Straight options include Fireball Cinnamon Whisky, Jägermeister, Jose Cuervo, Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, and Tuaca, among others. Mixed shots include party-style options like the Jäger Bomb, Vegas Bomb, Lemon Drop, Liquid Marijuana, and Cinnamon Toast. These are commonly paired with desserts, the dessert menu lets you add several of these shots directly on top of the Sundae, Cheesecake, or Apple Turnovers.

Best Drink Pairings

If You’re Ordering…Try This
WingsA cold draft beer or citrus-forward margarita
BurgersDraft beer, a cocktail, or a soft drink to balance the richness
Loaded appetizers (nachos, fries)Draft beer or a frozen margarita
DessertA shot on top (Skrewball, RumChata, or Fireball depending on the dessert)
A lighter mealWine or a vinaigrette-friendly cocktail like a Paloma

Non-Alcoholic Options

For anyone skipping alcohol, the lineup includes soft drinks, iced tea, lemonade, and Red Bull (regular or sugar-free) as listed above, plus coffee at most locations. These pair just as easily with wings, burgers, or appetizers as any of the alcoholic options.

Frequently Asked Questions

What beers does Twin Peaks serve?

A mix of domestic draft beer and a rotating selection of craft beer on tap, both served at 29°F. Exact brands vary by location.

How much is a beer at Twin Peaks?

Domestic draft runs about $4.00 a pint, while craft beer is typically $6.00–$8.00 depending on the selection.

Does Twin Peaks have margaritas?

Yes, Classic, Strawberry, and Mango are the standard flavors, priced around $8.00–$10.00, plus a few specialty margarita variations on the broader cocktail menu.

What non-alcoholic drinks does Twin Peaks have?

Soft drinks, iced tea, lemonade, and Red Bull are the core non-alcoholic options, all priced $2.99–$4.00.

Can I add a shot to dessert at Twin Peaks?

Yes, the Sundae, Cheesecake, and Apple Turnovers can each be ordered with a matching shot poured on top for an extra charge.

Does Twin Peaks have happy hour drink specials?

Yes, check the Twin Peaks Happy Hour guide for typical discount ranges on drafts, wells, and cocktails.

Conclusion

Whether you’re after a classic draft beer, a margarita, or something non-alcoholic, the Twin Peaks drinks menu covers the basics clearly and leaves room for rotating specials depending on your location. Pair a drink with something from the wings or burgers menu, or check out the rest of the menu on the full guide.