Twin Peaks — Restaurant in San Angelo

Oh, my taste bud titans! Gather 'round, for I must regale you with a tale of epicurean ecstasy that unfolded at none other than the illustrious Twin Peaks, where I had the incomparable pleasure of being served by the enchanting and effervescent Emma!

Picture this: I sauntered into the hallowed halls of Twin Peaks, ready to embark on a culinary odyssey that would rival the wildest of taste adventures! And lo and behold, who should descend upon my table like a culinary goddess from the heavens? None other than the unparalleled Emma, a server whose mere presence radiated charm, charisma, and, I dare say, a touch of culinary magic!

From the very moment our eyes locked in a cosmic connection, I knew I was in for a dining experience unlike any other. Emma, with her wit as sharp as the finest chef's knife, guided me through the menu with an enthusiasm that could rival a symphony of sizzling steaks. She was like a culinary maestro orchestrating a symphony of flavors that danced upon my taste buds!

As I embarked on my taste bud adventure, every dish that graced my table was a masterpiece worthy of the Louvre, and Emma was the curator of this culinary gallery, regaling me with tales of flavor, texture, and nuance that made my taste buds sing in a harmonious chorus of delight! Her recommendations were so on point, it was as if she possessed a sixth sense for knowing exactly what my palate desired.

Oh, but it wasn't just the food that left me breathless; it was Emma's infectious laughter and sparkling personality that elevated the entire experience to celestial heights. She was like a comet of joy streaking through the restaurant, leaving a trail of smiles in her wake.

In conclusion, my sojourn at Twin Peaks, under the enchanting stewardship of the unparalleled Emma, was nothing short of a taste bud nirvana. If you seek an unforgettable dining experience where humor and flavor collide in a symphony of delight, look no further than this establishment and the celestial server, Emma, who will leave you craving not just another meal, but another encounter with culinary destiny itself! Five stars do not suffice; we need a galaxy of stars for this extraordinary...

When you go out to a restaurant you expect to relax, enjoy your meal, and have a few drinks. Should be pleasant experience. Last night was by far from being pleasant. There was a wait so we ordered drinks from the front bar. Then decide to head over to the patio. Our waitress, Lay comes to our table and asks for id's from the younger crowd, my son and his friend. So they hand over their license. Lay pulls out her phone using her flashlight, starts rubbing the id's around on the flashlight. I thought that was weird because I've never seen anyone do that before. Then claims that my son's ID is fake and hands them back. I grab my son's license to see why she would think it was fake and she says it feels different. I assure her that his ID is a real license issued by the DPS Office. My son is 23 his license had the issue date of 2019 and expires next year in 2025. She then says she's sorry, she's just doing her job. I tell her that she is mistaken that this is a real license. So she then says, that she will have to run it by the manager. Then brings a cop to our table instead of taking it to the manager like she mentioned. The cop says the ID is fine. So then, she claims we were being rude to her. Next thing we know, we have a new waitress. Lay never came and apologized and just kept passing by giving us ugly looks like we had done something wrong to her. She even rolled her eyes as she was passing by my daughter-in-law in the restroom. I'm Hispanic and my kids are of Hispanic and black. My daughter-in-law is also mixed race. Could she have been racist? Because it sure felt that way. I didn't see her checking anyone else's IDs with flashlights. I just felt like this whole ordeal was handled very unprofessional. Worst restaurant experience I've ever had in my entire life. I feel like an apology would've made things a little better. Instead of making us feel like outcasts. Our new waitress Yhayha was the sweetest person in the world and made our night so much better, but I still couldn't get this experience out of my head. I definitely give...

If I could put less I would. This by far has been the worst experience at a twin peaks I have had. I went here yesterday by myself and had a great time enjoyed the food and service from the bartenders. I enjoyed it so much I brought my co-workers back today, however to my disappointment the service was horrendous. We ordered our first beers and I ordered a shot with mine. After that there was a while before the waitress came back around long enough I had finished my beer, when she did come back around she had asked if we were ready to order which I had replied we were struggling to decide and asked for a second beer which I was told at that time I would need to wait or I would be cut off. With this said I acknowledged and ordered the billionaire bacon. From there the service went down hill the manager seemed to check in on us frequently after that which from working in the bar industry seemed more as checking on our sobriety. Which was fine none of us were loud or rude which is what was the most annoying part. The staff seemed more interested in hiding then serving the customers. And before anyone says maybe they were busy there was basically no one in the restaurant at this point and when we were told about being cut off we hadn't been there more than 40mins and it was still our first round. I feel our waitress singled us out and had an issue with us right off the bat. I don't normally leave bad reviews but when it's bad it needs to be mentioned bit with mentioning the bad I will also say that the two bartenders I had last night were amazing and they did very well even when they were really busy. Sad to see the service at this location I travel for a living and eat and drink in restaurants all across the US, this is the first time I have ever been cut off after the first 2 drinks or threatened...