Whiskey Creek - Bishop

We also shared the Sunshine Salad, which was dressed with a mix that was similarly too sweet. The decor had a rustic diner vibe, emphasizing the diner feel, which honestly reflected the quality of our meals. The service was satisfactory but nothing exceptional. We spent around $100 for two entrees and two salads, with one of us having a glass of wine and the other just water. The price was in line with a good restaurant for two, but if the food had been better, Whisky Creek could have been a great dining experience. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case during our visit.

It took over 30 min to even order dinner they took care of people that came in after us first not a good start i ordered rib eye it was over cooked, the potatoes and veggies were cold. The rib eye looked and tasted like it was a strip steak. the server was not ready to be on the floor he was very ill prepared for the Job I hope he gets in a groove or finds a job more suitable 44 bucks for a meal that seemed like it was from a cafeteria the whole experience was awfulI felt bad for the guy. BUT customer service is a job that requires effort not excuses. your better off going to taco bell

- **Service:** Dine-in - **Meal Type:** Lunch - **Price per Person:** $10-20 - **Food Rating:** 5/5 - **Service Rating:** 5/5 - **Atmosphere Rating:** 5/5 - **Recommended Dishes:** Fries Overall, it was a fantastic meal!

We arrived at 7:30 PM to a bustling crowd, but they seated us promptly. Within just a few minutes, our waitress came over to help us with any questions about the menu and take our order. We tried the Whiskey Creek-style Pad Thai, which was fantastic! We also ordered the Cashew Chicken, and it was quite delicious as well.

Regarding dietary restrictions, I mentioned my gluten allergy when ordering my ribeye and stuffed baked potato. They took extra care to ensure that no flour was involved in the preparation process.