Twin Peaks Restaurant Chain Venturing Into Connecticut

CONNECTICUT — Twin Hospitality Group Inc., the parent parent company of the Twin Peaks restaurant chain, has signed a new area development agreement to bring its "sports lodge experience" to Connecticut.

The agreement marks Twin Peaks' debut in the state and includes development rights for three future lodges across "key markets" including Wateerbury, New Haven, Hartford, Danbury and a territory called "Stamford/Bridgeport."

The new lodges will be developed by New London Hospitality, led by business partners Deepak Verma and Kam Singh, both billed as "seasoned entrepreneurs with extensive experience in the hospitality space and multi-unit operations."

Said Twin Peaks officials, "Together, they bring a strong track record of scaling high-performing commercial ventures, including hotel properties under major brands such as Red Roof Inn, Choice Hotels, and Hilton."

Twin Peaks CEO Kim Boerema, "Deepak and Kam bring a powerful combination of hospitality expertise and operational discipline. "Their experience growing multi-unit concepts makes them ideal partners as we enter Connecticut. We are confident they will help anchor Twin Peaks as a new favorite for sports fans throughout the state."

Founded in 2005 in the Dallas suburb of Lewisville, Twin Peaks operates 114 locations in the U.S. and Mexico. The restaurants are "surrounded by scenic views and wall-to-wall TVs," and, "At every Twin Peaks, guests are immediately welcomed by a friendly Twin Peaks Girl and served up a menu made for MVPs," according to the company description.

Said Verma, "Twin Peaks delivers everything guests want in a sports bar — scratch-made food, 29-degree draft beer, and the best place to catch every game. "We look forward to introducing the brand’s signature lodge experience and welcoming Twin Peaks girls to Connecticut, establishing a new home base for local sports fans and food enthusiasts.”