The Twin Peaks tacos menu is small but distinctive three core options, each built around a different protein and flavor direction. Quesabirria leans into smoked brisket and dipping broth, Street Tacos keeps things classic with a choice of chicken or brisket, and Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos brings in fried shrimp with a sweet-spicy sauce.
All three come with chips and a dip on the side (salsa, avocado smash, or birria broth depending on which you order). This guide covers what’s in each one, what it costs, and how pricing actually shifts depending on which city you’re in.
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Twin Peaks Tacos Menu With Prices & Calories
| Taco | Price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Quesabirria Tacos (3) | $14.49 | 1,230 |
| Street Tacos (3) — Chicken | $10.49 | 610 |
| Street Tacos (3) — Brisket | $11.99 | 760 |
| Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos (2) | $14.49 | 790 |
Note: calorie figures above reflect official nutrition data. Street Tacos with chicken runs notably lighter than the brisket version worth knowing if you’re deciding between the two.
What’s In Each Taco
| Taco | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Quesabirria Tacos | Three crispy flour tortillas filled with in-house smoked brisket, mozzarella, onions, and cilantro, served with birria broth for dipping, pickled red onions, lime wedge, grilled jalapeño, plus chips and fire-roasted salsa |
| Street Tacos | Three doubled-up warm corn tortillas with your choice of in-house smoked chicken or brisket, pico de gallo, diced onion, and cilantro, served with fire-roasted salsa, habanero sauce, tortilla chips, lime wedge, and grilled jalapeño |
| Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos | Jumbo fried shrimp, sweet and spicy sauce, lime crema drizzle, flour tortillas, avocado smash, pickled red onion, cabbage slaw, cilantro, served with chips and avocado smash on the side |
Some locations may also offer a Blackened Fish Taco (wild-caught cod, avocado smash, slaw, jalapeño honey vinaigrette) as a regional or seasonal option check with your local restaurant, since it isn’t part of the standard nationwide lineup.
Which Twin Peaks Taco Should You Order?
| If You Want… | Order This |
|---|---|
| Something rich with a dipping broth | Quesabirria Tacos |
| A lighter, classic taco | Street Tacos — Chicken |
| More flavor and heartiness from Street Tacos | Street Tacos — Brisket |
| Seafood with sweet heat | Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos |
| The lowest-calorie option | Street Tacos — Chicken (610 cal) |
| The most indulgent option | Quesabirria Tacos (1,230 cal) |
Does Taco Pricing Vary by City?
Yes — noticeably, especially for Quesabirria:
| Taco | Dallas | Orlando | Phoenix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quesabirria Tacos (3) | $14.49 | $16.99 | $16.49 |
| Street Tacos (3) | $10.49 | $13.99 | $12.99 |
| Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos (2) | $12.99 | $14.99 | $14.29 |
Same pattern as the salads and desserts menus Orlando consistently prices highest, Dallas lowest. On Street Tacos specifically, that’s a $3.50 swing depending on which city you’re in.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tacos does Twin Peaks offer?
Three core options: Quesabirria Tacos, Street Tacos (chicken or brisket), and Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos.
Which Twin Peaks taco has the fewest calories?
Street Tacos with chicken, at 610 calories noticeably lighter than the brisket version at 760.
What comes with Twin Peaks tacos?
Each comes with a dipping or side element birria broth for the Quesabirria, chips and fire-roasted salsa for Street Tacos, and chips with avocado smash for the Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos.
Do Twin Peaks taco prices vary by location?
Yes, and noticeably Quesabirria alone can run $2.50 more in some cities compared to others.
Is there a fish taco at Twin Peaks?
Not on the standard nationwide menu, though some locations may offer a Blackened Fish Taco as a regional or seasonal item check with your local restaurant to confirm.
Which Twin Peaks taco is the most popular?
Quesabirria Tacos tend to get the most attention thanks to the dipping broth and smoked brisket, though Street Tacos are the more classic, budget-friendly pick.
Conclusion
Three solid options here, each pointing in a different direction Quesabirria for something rich and dip-worthy, Street Tacos for a lighter classic, and Sweet Heat Shrimp Tacos if you want something with a sweet-spicy kick. For the rest of the menu, check out the full Twin Peaks guide.