Dining & Getaways
You don’t have to go far to enjoy an exquisite meal or a night away at The Grill at Whispering Woods Cabins, 4245 Hwy 177 S., in Jordan (about 15 miles from Mountain Home).
European-trained chef Richard Quiblier is the mastermind behind The Whispering Woods Grill, which is open for lunch or dinner, Tuesday through Sunday. He owns the restaurant and resort with his wife, Kim; they purchased the property in July 2015 and have been renovating it ever since.
Every cabin has an outdoor area with a picnic bench and grill, and several of the cabins boast a private deck with a gorgeous lake view.
“The resort was originally built in the early 1940’s to house the dam engineers,” said Kim. “There are 11
cabins, three are two-bedrooms and the remaining eight are studios. Since Richard and I purchased the resort, we have been expanding and improving the restaurant, adding a new dining room and beautiful outdoor courtyard complete with the original fireplace from the restaurant.”
At the restaurant, the walleye and steaks are the best sellers, but Richard’s daily specials are fantastic, too, she said. There’s a burger of the month — past choices have included a reindeer burger.
Another aspect that makes this restaurant stand out is the rotating homemade sides and desserts.
“Sides are all homemade from scratch and there will be 10-12 sides that are different every single day, and we do the same with desserts. We list those on the board. Those are unique features that we have that other restaurants
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European-trained chef Richard Quiblier serves an assortment of gourmet dinner entrees.
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