Twin Peaks Catering (2026): Party Pack Prices & How to Order
Got a game-day party, office lunch, or birthday gathering? Twin Peaks catering runs on Party Packs — big trays of the same food you’d order in the restaurant, priced to feed a group. No formal catering program with servers and chafing dishes. You pick up (or get delivery) and set it out yourself.
Here’s what you need to know up front: Twin Peaks doesn’t publish one national catering menu with fixed prices. Party Pack prices vary by location, and delivery apps charge more than ordering direct. The prices below come from two sources — a menu tracker and DoorDash listings — so where they disagree, you’ll see a range. Last checked: Oct 15, 2026.
Twin Peaks Catering Prices: Party Packs
| Party Pack | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Tenders Party Pack | $44.99–$54.39 |
| Chicken Fried Chicken Party Pack | $49.99–$54.39 |
| Spicy Chipotle Chicken Party Pack | $47.59–$49.99 |
| Chicken & Shrimp Combo Party Pack | $53.09–$54.99 |
| Sirloin Steak Party Pack | $59.99–$81.59 |
| Chargrilled Salmon Party Pack | $69.99–$81.59 |
| Chicken Fried Steak Party Pack | $67.99 |
| Peaks Sampler (Family Size) | $29.99–$39.99 |
| Brisket Chili (Family Size) | $29.99–$47.59 |
| House Salad (Family Size) | $17.69–$24.99 |
| Steak Salad (Family Size) | $34.99–$61.19 |
Why the big ranges on some items? The lower prices come from dine-in menu trackers; the higher ones come from DoorDash, which adds its own markup. The Sirloin and Steak Salad gaps are the widest — call your lodge for the real number before you budget. One more honest note: the Chicken Fried Steak Party Pack only showed up in the DoorDash listing, not the dine-in tracker, so treat that $67.99 as delivery pricing.
How Many People Does a Party Pack Feed?
This is where it gets messy. One DoorDash listing says each Party Pack feeds four and comes with four individual sides, a family-size House Salad, and six dinner rolls with butter. Another menu source says the packs serve 6–8.
Both can be true — different locations package differently, and “serves” depends on how hungry your group is. Four hungry adults watching football will demolish a Chicken Tenders pack. Six people picking at it alongside other food will be fine. My rule: plan on one Party Pack per 4–5 people if it’s the main food, and one per 6–8 if it’s one of several dishes. When in doubt, order one extra pack. Leftover wings are never a problem.
What’s Actually in a Party Pack
Party Packs are the restaurant’s main dishes in bulk. The Chicken Tenders pack is tenders with sauces. The Chicken Fried Chicken pack is fried chicken with sides. The steak and salmon packs come with sides too — the tracker lists two sides for the Sirloin pack, one side for the Salmon pack, though your location may differ.
The family-size items work differently. The Peaks Sampler is the appetizer platter — mozzarella bites, tenders, fried pickles, and more — scaled up for a table. The Brisket Chili and salads come in family-size bowls. If you’re feeding a crowd, one or two Party Packs plus a family-size sampler and a salad covers most groups without overthinking it.
How to Order Twin Peaks Catering
- Call your local lodge. Twin Peaks doesn’t have a single national catering phone number. Your lodge’s kitchen handles the order. This is also how you get the real price — not the delivery-app price.
- Order at least a day ahead for a normal group. For 20+ people or a weekend game day, give them 48 hours. Game days are their busiest time, and the kitchen prioritizes dine-in orders.
- Confirm what’s included. Ask: how many sides, does it include salad and rolls, how many sauces, and what time pickup is. Get the total price including tax before you hang up.
- Pick up if you can. Pickup is cheaper than delivery, and the food travels better when you control the timing. Delivery apps add markup and fees.
Best Twin Peaks Catering Orders by Occasion
Game day: Chicken Tenders pack + Peaks Sampler + Brisket Chili. Finger food, no plates-and-forks drama, feeds a room. Wings would be ideal but Twin Peaks lists Party Packs by entrée, not by wing count — ask your lodge if they can do a bulk wing tray.
Office lunch: Chicken Fried Chicken pack + House Salad + rolls. It eats like a real meal, not just snacks. The salad keeps it from feeling like you only ordered fried food.
Birthday or family gathering: Sirloin pack or Chicken & Shrimp combo if you want it to feel like an event. The salmon pack is the priciest per person but it’s the one people remember.
On a budget: Peaks Sampler + Brisket Chili + House Salad. Three family-size items for roughly $75–$110, and it genuinely feeds 8–10 people who are also eating chips and drinking.
Twin Peaks Catering vs. Ordering Regular Menu Items
Here’s the math that matters. A Chicken Tenders Party Pack at $44.99–$54.39 feeds 4–8 people. Ordering tenders individually off the regular menu for the same group would cost significantly more per person, because you’re paying for plating, sides, and service each time. The Party Pack skips all that.
The flip side: Party Packs are less flexible. You get one entrée per pack. If half your group wants chicken and half wants steak, you need two packs. And there’s no customization — you can’t swap the sides or change the sauce lineup the way you could with individual orders. For groups of 4 or fewer, ordering off the regular menu is usually simpler. For 6+, Party Packs win on price.
Feeding kids at the same event? The regular Twin Peaks kids menu is $5.99–$6.49 per meal, which is often cheaper than stretching a Party Pack to cover small appetites.
What Twin Peaks Catering Does NOT Include
- No servers or setup. You pick up the food and serve it yourself. This is takeout at scale, not full-service catering.
- No drinks in the packs. Drinks are separate. Ask about gallon drinks or handle beverages yourself.
- No guaranteed nationwide menu. Not every lodge offers every Party Pack. A few items appear on delivery apps but not on dine-in catering lists, and vice versa.
- No published delivery catering fee. If you order through an app, you pay the app’s fees. If the lodge delivers directly (rare), ask about the fee when you call.
Tips to Get the Best Deal
- Call, don’t app-order. Delivery listings run $5–$20 higher per pack than dine-in prices. A two-minute phone call is the easiest money you’ll save all week.
- Ask about the Peaks Sampler. At $29.99–$39.99 it’s the cheapest crowd-feeder on the catering list, and it’s the one item everyone eats.
- Check the email club. Friends of the Peaks sometimes sends catering-adjacent promos. Details on the Twin Peaks rewards page.
- Time it around lunch. If you’re picking up on a weekday, check the Twin Peaks lunch specials — the under-$10 lunch menu might beat a Party Pack for a small group.
- See the full menu on the Twin Peaks menu prices page to compare Party Pack prices against regular entrée prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Twin Peaks offer catering?
Yes. Twin Peaks offers Party Packs and family-size items for groups — bulk versions of their regular entrées, appetizers, chili, and salads. It’s pickup-style catering, not full-service.
How much does Twin Peaks catering cost?
Party Packs typically run $44.99–$81.59 depending on the entrée. Family-size appetizers and salads run $17.69–$61.19. Prices vary by location, and delivery apps charge more than ordering direct.
How many people does a Twin Peaks Party Pack feed?
Listings disagree: one says each pack feeds four, another says 6–8. Plan on one pack per 4–5 people if it’s the main food, or one per 6–8 if it’s one of several dishes.
How do I order Twin Peaks catering?
Call your local lodge directly. There is no single national catering number. Order at least a day ahead, and 48 hours ahead for large groups or game days.
Does Twin Peaks catering include drinks?
No. Party Packs do not include drinks. Ask your lodge about drink options or handle beverages separately.
Does Twin Peaks deliver catering?
Most locations offer pickup. Delivery is available through apps like DoorDash at higher prices. Ask your lodge if they offer direct delivery.
What is the cheapest Twin Peaks catering option?
The Peaks Sampler (Family Size) at $29.99–$39.99 is the cheapest crowd-feeder. The House Salad (Family Size) at $17.69–$24.99 is the cheapest item overall.
Can I customize a Twin Peaks Party Pack?
Customization is limited. You get one entrée per pack with the lodge’s standard sides and sauces. Ask when you call — some locations are flexible on sides.
Does Twin Peaks cater wings?
Wings are not listed as a standalone Party Pack item. Ask your lodge — some locations will put together a bulk wing tray even though it isn’t on the standard catering list.
How far in advance should I order Twin Peaks catering?
At least 24 hours for a normal group. For 20+ people, game days, or weekends, give the lodge 48 hours.
Last checked: Oct 15, 2026. Prices and availability vary by location. Confirm with your local Twin Peaks before you order.