Whiskey Creek Steak House

Hate this place! Grossly over-priced (almost $200 for dinner for four!) with average to below-average food and service. Loud, dirty, smelly, dark; seating very uncomfortable even for my buns of steel. Horrible, cramped rest rooms. Flies and spiders abound. "Open Deck" next to dumpster, garbage cans and kitchen exhaust. Gravel parking lot full of the owner's new cars (new one very two weeks thank to obscene profits) bordered by fence collapsing into adjacent property. Food is virtually institutional: French Onion Soup not even baked, micro-waved Apple Crisp, instant bake rolls (served only upon request), almost out of prime rib and some appetizers out of stock at 6:00 pm on a Thursday night. No wonder their satellite location in Poulsbo closed faster than a bordello in Vatican City. There is only one reason to go to this place and it's if your car breaks down at the end of State Route 308 because it's only one of two sit-down restaurants for miles. more

Finnaly i found a restaurant in kitsap that serves a good steak.This place is fantastic.The service is prompt and friendly.The menu will make your mouth water.The atmosphere is a step back in time .You'll enjoy your meal and won't leave hungry for sure. I will return and highly recomend it to anyone who lives in or visits Kitsap County. more

Whiskey Creek Steakhouse in Keyport, Washington is not your "typical" steakhouse. With chicken, steak, burgers,salads, and seafood, on the menu, you'll have a hard time deciding just what you want. Staying true to Whiskey Creek’s historic past, Whiskey Creek has an inviting feel of a rustic mountain cabin. There is a fireplace and a “No Alcoholic Beverages” sign from the Prohibition years. The beautiful back bar, built in Europe in 1893, sailed around Cape Horn bound for a Ballard apothecary before it was moved here in 1934. The food and service at Whiskey Creek Steakhouse is exceptional. A little on the spendy side, so do be aware of that. more