Twin Peaks Cool Springs

ErikVonZippair 

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16 years ago

Best view in Albuquerque – I go to Twin Peaks about 10 times a year. Don't go expecting great food. It's good food. The daykor don't get in the way of the help doing their job for a 99% male clientele. The waitresses are all very helpful, astonishingly lovely, remarkably friendly and unfailingly cheerful. Orders have always come on time and are never wrong...but who cares if they ARE wrong, as long as the servers return to your table. When it's a slow day, the servers even sit down in your booth for some light conversation. 

Contributor 

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17 years ago

Who doesn't love the darling of Texas seafood chains? The food is so popular, they offer takeout by the quart. – In Short Pictures of fish highlight the cabin motif, but sleek metal barstools and touches of neon temper the feel. Daily chalkboard specials cater to both surfers and turfers. Mexican shrimp martinis dangle shrimp cocktail in salsa, and pecan trout sizzles under honey lemon butter. Melted gouda spinach dip whets the appetite. Pot roast, skinny onion rings, and Key lime pie satisfy it. 

Odin22 

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17 years ago

No Service – I had recently vistited Twin Peaks for the first time. It's a newer restaurant, and I wanted to try something new. I had walked in, and there was about 10 customers and about seven or eight waitresses. The host never greeted my girlfriend and I, she just asked "Table for Two?." After we were seated, we had been looking thru the sparse menu for about 10 minutes. In that time frame, no one had even provided us w/ a glass of water. So, we decided to leave. As we walked out the door, the hostess was chatting w/ a co... read more

Joshua Hinsdale 

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18 years ago

Buxom waitresses welcome hungry South Austinites to this casual, rustic eatery for burgers, steaks, chicken, sandwiches and other America fare. – In Short Donning khaki shorts, Ugg boots and midriff-revealing lumberjack shirts, attractive young hostesses give new definition to this restaurant's "Great Northwest" theme. Paying homage to hunters, fishermen and outdoorsmen, the wood-filled venue is equal parts log cabin, roadhouse and sports bar. Working stiffs, game watchers and other gawkers sit astride faux bark-covered bars... read more

csharps 

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18 years ago

Terrible Treatment – On my birthday, I had an e-mail coupon for a free appetizer. I brought my daughter in with me for lunch to celebrate. I showed the waitress up front about the coupon "before" we ordered. We had been to this restaurant on a few occasions before and had known there was also a free dessert for birthday occasions. After lunch, I asked if I "also" get a free dessert. She said I did and brought one for my daughter and me to share. The bill came, and I was charged for the dessert. The waitress apologized and sa... read more

bogbsv 

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20 years ago

Great Resturant – During a visit to Albuquerque, my date and I went to Rock Fish three times. The food and service are excellent, the prices are reasonable, and portion sizes are more then enough. The first visit we both had the Cedar Plank Grilled Salmon, it was beyond delicious, the taste was outstanding and the side dishes that came with it were just as good. It was so good we came back two more times that week and all the food we tried was excellent. I highly recommend the restaurant for anyone that enjoys seafood.