Twin Peaks

There are many summits in life. For some, it’s as vast as conquering Everest. For others, it’s landing the dream job, earning a big promotion, or experiencing a major life event like welcoming their first child. For me, I found my summit at Twin Peaks in Independence, Missouri when the coldest, biggest beer I had ever seen hit my table. In that moment, I knew I’d never climb higher. This was it. The greatest beer of my life. Twenty-nine degree Miller Lite with a frozen top. Excellent. The descent was just as memorable. A platter of all-flats, bone-in wings arrived on the way down the mountain. Crispy, perfectly sauced, exactly how bone in wings should be. Fries followed, ending the journey back to base camp. As I finished the beer, wings, and fries, I took one last look around at the log cabin scenery and sighed. This was it, this was a summit. The best it’s ever going to be. I’ll be back next week to climb the mountain again. 10/10.

Food and service were fantastic. I had the double-stacked brisket nachos and my wife had the lobster roll. Fried pickles was our appetizer. The young ladies were beautiful as always, but I think it's important to note that the food is top notch as well. Also, I rarely ever drink alcohol, but I cant pass up having a draft beer here because it is so cold. There were ice flakes in it and it was so good! Coldest beer I've ever had anywhere. Only one though since I was driving, drink responsibly. 😉

Wow not sure I've ever felt so disrespected at a restaurant before. My friend, my son and myself went to this location to celebrate him getting a personal record in weightlifting. When we asked to be seated they tried to put us on the patio where it was dark, cold, and nearly empty right by the back door. It was enclosed with a thin canvas and this is December. They acted annoyed when we asked to be moved to a different table, inside, even though they clearly had tables available throughout the whole restaurant. We've had a great experience at the Northland location, that group of ladies are much prettier and nicer. However, trying to get basics like three plates instead of two for a shared appetizer, three menus instead of two (just use the QR code, fattie), or even silverware was impossible. I ended up grabbing ours from where they were stored at the bar just a few steps from our table. I will say the food was actually really good. And being a 13 year old young man, my son definitely enjoyed the view. However, I've never felt so disrespected at a restaurant. I'll never go back to the Independence location. I would have left right when they tried to seat us on the patio in December if I hadn't promised my son to go there. Total BS. I feel that we were judged for being a couple of middle aged larger ladies. So maybe skip this place if you are too.

We visited KC from Philly. Sat at the bar and the service was food. Food was great. So many good selections to choose from. Biggest plus was the draft beers were served very cold!! We went on a Friday night and were unaware it was lingerie night. The bartenders were in lingerie sets that included things and the servers were also in lingerie. It was fine because I am an adult but I did see multiple kids there at tables sitting with their families. We were so happy woth the drinks and food we decided to go back the next day during our trip.

Everyone's husband was in there!! Lol Cool vibe. Waitresses were all friendly and attentive. This place is minutes from my home and I wish I had tried it sooner. Great spot for cocktails and unwinding. Food was great and very inexpensive. I will go many more times! I promise to take photos next time. I had the breaded, cajun wings, and they were 🔥 served nice and hot just how I like it. My salad was great too! If you live in Blue Springs, you know there is no good chicken, but I found it here!