In this position, Chef Franz will lead the culinary team responsible for the 14 dining and banquet facilities at this destination resort. Northern Quest Resort & Casino offers several eateries from casual to fine dining, including Masselow’s, the only AAA Four Diamond restaurant in Eastern Washington. Chef Franz will apply his personal culinary credo to day-to-day operations.
Trained at the prestigious Culinary Institute of America, Chef Franz served as Executive Chef at Spokane’s legendary Davenport Hotel and Tower prior to this appointment.
About Northern Quest Resort & Casino
Northern Quest Resort &
Casino is located 10 minutes west of downtown Spokane and five minutes
from
Spokane International Airport. As the only tribally-owned AAA
Four
Diamond resort in the Inland Northwest and one of 27 lodgings in the
entire state
to receive this recognition, Northern Quest Resort & Casino
welcomes
visitors with a contemporary urban setting and 250 luxurious guest
rooms and
suites, the upscale spa, 14 restaurants and lounges offering
everything
from burgers to fine dining, including the AAA Four Diamond restaurant
Masselow’s (one of only six restaurants to receive the prestigious
award in
Washington) . Cheer on your favorite team on the largest HDTV screen
(measuring
30 X 10 feet) east of the Cascades. Or try your luck with true Las
Vegas-style
gaming, enjoy world-class entertainment. You can even schedule your
next event,
professional or personal, with our event and banquet services. Discover
more
about Northern Quest Resort & Casino at www.northernquest.com.About the Kalispel Tribe of Indians
Once one of the poorest Native American tribes in the U.S., the Kalispel Tribe of Indians is now one of the top ten private employers in the Spokane region. The historically humble and hospitable tribe operates Northern Quest Resort & Casino, the region’s premier destination resort. Tribal health and social service programs, supported by the resort, have increased the quality and life expectancy for tribal members and surrounding communities near the tribe’s reservation along the Pend Oreille River. The tribe maintains a number of business enterprises, provides a total of 2,000 jobs, and has donated over $5 million to regional non-profit organizations. Find out more about the Kalispel Tribe’s rich cultural history and their progression at www.kalispeltribe.com.