Twin Peaks

I popped in for lunch once before to see what it was about - it was kind of slow, the servers were friendly (without feeling like they were pushing for tips). More recently, we came for dinner. Listen, you know the environment. It's women in tight shirts. It is a large, open floor plan with a lot of tables. But my steak (medium rare) had no business being that good. Nailed the fat cap being like butter.Swapped asparagus for broccoli, which were a little small, but cooked perfectly. Our appetizers nachos (1/2 brisket, 1/2 chicken) were a hot mess (in a good way - I used a fork). Service was good - they were VERY busy and sat us pretty quickly. And for being Hooters adjacent kind of vibe, there were a LOT of kids there. I mean, if you're cool with women in tight shirts and short shorts, bring the family.The food is good.

Heard that the food was worth a visit.Sat at bar, very nice attentive staff.Too bad they had next to nothing on.Kind of embarrassing for me, although the entire staff had the same outfit on, except the manager (male) in actual clothes.Got carry out:Lobster Mac was quite good even after drive home, no garlic bread thoughChicken fried chicken also good, although no gravy was on it, or on side. Mashed potato was ok, green beans also okKids sliders were the hit, he loved them, way too many fries.Don't take the kids, but cool atmosphere for men. Hard to navigate the parking lot, in and out.

The smoked wings are delicious. I had two different wing sauce choices sweet and spicy Thai chili and the Teriyaki wing sauce. I chose two sides the French fries that come seasoned, and fried pickles the batter was like a tempura batter so it's not soggy and it was just the right kind of crunch it comes with a buttermilk ranch dipping sauce on the side. The food was great and the service was on point. I will definitely come back again!

This is a new-to-me restaurant on Polaris, across from the mall. We met family members who were traveling from KY to Northern OH. Easy access to freeway.Apparently they pattern themselves after Hooter's, given the servers wear low cut tops. And winter boots.Our server was very nice, but must be a newby because she has some stuff to learn. It's all about training. She apologized for forgetting some things, for items we asked for more than once. I'm sure she will get better. The manager was all over the place, pitching in when needed, by seating people, and serving food. That's what a manager should be doing.Our food was really very good. Everyone in our party of 6 enjoyed our entrees.I had a $5 Amaretto Sour - there is a cocktail menu with have daily drink specials. Nice. My entree was the Chicken Street Corn Salad and I would honestly get it again. Yummy. My boyfriend had the Chargrilled Salmon with Rice Pilaf and liked it a lot.I believe we will return for a happy hour one day soon.

After reading the yelp responses I have no desire to eat at a 1 to 3 star restaurant.Seems that manager training is totally lacking.

First time visiting a twin peaks restaurant, I've heard many good things about various locations from friends and relatives, so during my visit to Columbus I have made time to stop by. The entire restaurant has a log cabin theme going on, with the atmosphere of a sports bar & grill. The waitresses are wearing very revealing attire which I heard was the one of the main gimmicks at the twin peaks. Me and my partner were seated immediately upon arrival. Our drinks and mini beef taco appetizers arrived quickly but it took quite a while for our entrees to be jotted down. Although waiting for our food was quite time consuming, I will say it was quite a delicious meal, my birria tacos came with a side of chips, salsa, lime, conzome, red onion, and a jalapeño that was filled to the gills with seeds, I took a bite and was in dire need for some water, it was tremendous! I love spice. It was a great visit, but I would rather it be quicker service next time.

Every time we visit this place, the food is absolutely delicious! They have such a wide variety of dishes to choose from. While you wait for your food, you can enjoy a few drinks or watch whatever game is on TV. The bar staff is super friendly and always ready to help. The bar has a casual, dive bar vibe, and the prices for food and drinks are very reasonable, which makes it easy to come back again and again!

My first time experience at twin peaks was nothing but awful, my food took forever! I asked for the lobster roll without bacon and our server came to the table and said the cook mistakingly added bacon on it and that it'll be awhile before it comes out. When it came out i at the first half of the roll and noticed the second roll had strands of hair in it and i brought it to the servers attention and she said verbatim was "aw I'm sorry I'll bring you guys a check and take this out of your way" and proceeds to keep the lobster roll on the check... i didn't complain and paid for it anyway but i thought they would've been more mindful about the situation and handled it differently. But never again will I eat here.

We had great service and the food was really good. They had plenty of TV's to watch sports.

My wife and I visited the location near the Polaris Mall last night and ordered our usual pot roast with a side of extra gravy. Typically very good. Last night the potatoes were very dry and lumpy. We asked for more gravy and received a plate with four side portions. When the bill came there was six charges of $0.59 for the gravy. We questioned the waitress who said they have to ring in everything from the kitchen. We asked to speak to a manager. When he came to the table he seemed uninterested in our issue. I explained the dry potatoes and pointed to the half portion I left on the plate. He looked at the plate and made no comment. He picked up the bill and said he would remove the charges "this time" but made a point that they will be on the next time. He then walked away leaving the plate of dry potatoes on the table. And he only removed four of the six charges. Hard to believe a manager acted like a jerk for a few dollars of gravy on a $94 bill. And lost us as a future customer.