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    Twin Oaks Roadhouse

    4.1 (224 reviews)
    ModerateBars, American, Burgers
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    TWIN OAKS ROADHOUSE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Live music
    Dogs allowed

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    * Nashville Hot Fried Chicken
    Shauna f.

    Great service and great food. Ya go back in time in this rustic setting. Places like this don't exist anymore. A real homey atmosphere.

    Fish tacos
    Amadeo D.

    This roadhouse tavern boasts local character in abundance. The food and drink aren't bad either! I wish it was closer to home so I could count myself as a regular. The bar has been in operation for a very long time, but it has been kept up pretty well. It's currently owned and operated by Hopmunk, so you'll naturally find a good selection of their beers on draft for a good price. When I was there, they were playing old style country music which kind of completed the picture. They serve good pub style food. Burgers, fries, fish and chips, ect... The food was just fine to be honest, but combined with the atmosphere and friendly service, it's a real gem. My only note about lunch was the fish tacos had too much sauce on them. It was a good spicy mayo sauce, but there was so much of it, it kind of overwhelmed the fish. Other than that, delicious.

    Elvia A.

    Their patio is the perfect place for a nice sunny day. Walk inside, order your beer or specialty drink and grab some food. They'll bring your food out to you and usually fairly quick. Everything is great here, especially the service!

    Life lesson
    Joy G.

    Bordering on a dive, and I love a dive. They have a sizeable outdoor patio (dogs allowed) and plenty of AC'd inside tables. I'm a huge Irish coffee fan, but dives don't usually have coffee. Twin Oaks has a Keurig! I've been saying this for years! Coffee was hot, hubs beer was cold. I had the Korean bowl. A little spicy and the beef was so tender. Hubs had the special, which was a meatball panini. He raved and finished it all. The bartender was also the server and possibly the cook. Very attentive. Reasonably priced, ample parking.

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    Annie L.

    Twin oaks is a road house out in Penngrove. I placed a phone order yesterday and drove down to pick up and was ready when I arrived. I ordered the mushroom/swiss burger with fries and the Korean bowl (comes with a side of black beans). My hubby enjoyed his burger, cooked to his specifications. My Korean bowl on the other hand was just ok. When I opened took the lid off the bowl, I noticed the plastic rim of the bowl had broken and fallen into my food (see photo). The flavors were overly salty, spicy, tangy. I guess I was expecting more bulgogi style that is sweet. A hour later, I was dying of thirst!!!! Too much salt!!! I think the food here was ok, service was quick when I came to pick up.

    Very bland chips
    Leah S.

    On a particular day I was feeling like eating a battered fish taco, and we decided to swing by Twin Oaks because I knew they were in the Hopmunk family and Hopmunk has great fish tacos. When we arrived, it was quiet in the bar area and we placed our order with Janae. I of course ordered the fish tacos ($12) and chips with salsa ($9), and hubby ordered the Nashville hot chicken sando ($18). Janae looked at us like we were growing 5 heads when we declined to order drinks from the bar, at a bar establishment, but you know I was there for the tacos. We decided to sit in the back area under the patio and took in the scenery. They have a large entertainment space in the back for music, and even what looks like an additional outdoor bar in their "beer garden." Although we ordered chips with two salsas, they neglected to tell us they only had one salsa, and the one that they had was pretty lackluster. The chips also were under salted and were really oily, so the combo was terrible. When the food arrived, it was even worse than the starter. My fish tacos were filled with comically large looking filets, which I hoped meant a lot of fish. I took a bite and was left with a mouthful of barely fried dough, soggy and slimy in the middle, with a mere sliver of squishy fish inside. I kid you not, the batter was 5 or 6 times the size of the fish and the sheer size and density of it meant the batter was raw and totally uncooked inside. Unfortunately, both tacos were served this way and completely inedible. Probably the worst, and most expensive not-to-eat fish tacos I've attempted to consume in my entire life. Hubby's sando was somewhat better, but also very soggy, extremely oily, and the sauce tasted just hot rather than flavorful. We left frustrated with the extremely low quality of this food, and honestly surprised that the Hopmunk family of locations is willing to associate themselves with food of this (lack of) quality. Absolutely horrendous food experience and a really sad thing because Penngrove deserves better. The manager needs to enact some improved food training in the BOH and implement quality control before dishes like this go out because I'm certain if I tried to eat that dish I would have become very ill.

    The special menu
    Patrick M.

    I stopped in here for a late lunch or early dinner. I don't know what you wanna call it. But it was around 2:30 in the afternoon. I ordered the Mole tacos They ran a special 3 tacos for $16. That's kind of a lot for a tacos, but I expected it. They looked really good but the only problem was they weren't tacos. They were taquitos. The differences are: tacos, are one or two tortillas with a good portion of meat. Taquitos are a rolled up crispy single tortilla with just a little bit of meat. The sauce was good, but it was kind of disappointing that I got something different than I ordered and something different than advertised . On the other hand, that was plenty of parking and clean bathrooms. I got served really quick so it made me think that these were premade and they just put sauce on it. It tasted OK it wasn't bad. I was just disappointed that I didn't get tacos when I ordered tacos , so maybe management should check into what they're selling and describing it so people actually, so maybe the management should check into what they're selling and describing it so people actually know what they're getting when they order something. Two cents I did order a drink and it was $10 for a shot. I'm not sure if they're charging me for the club soda. But it was a nice healthy shot and the bartender was very nice and attentive. It's a comfortable environment My two cents I did order a drink and it was $10 for a shot. I'm not sure if they're charging me for the club soda. But it was a nice healthy shot and the bartender was very nice and attentive. It's a comfortable environment. I gave it 3 stars mostly because I ordered tacos and got taquitos.

    Menu
    Carolyn S.

    Will definitely be back to work thru their menu. Having the variety they have is a beautiful thing. From burgers to tinga! And everybody's tinga is different, I like theirs here because not too much chipotle seasoning.

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    Nice patio. Loved the beer & smash burger. The caesar salad was especially good; fresh & crisp and served in a nice cold plate.

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