Northern Lights Restaurant - Sudbury

I realize this may be a conflict of interest, but I have to admit that this restaurant belongs to my grandparents. I even worked there for a month last July and got to know some of the regular customers who treated me very nicely. My grandparents have owned this restaurant since the 1990s, and I practically grew up there - at 16 years old, it feels like a second home to me. My grandpa handles most of the cooking while grandma takes care of serving, along with other staff members. I recently read the reviews for the restaurant and found some of them quite amusing. Thank you for your positive feedback!

We stopped here for dinner and breakfast a few times as a kid, back in the late 1980's and early 1990's, while on family fishing trips. I remember the place being cozy and casual, and the food pretty good for such a remote place. On one of those trips, two locals were getting into a heated argument about the Leafs and the Habs, yelling at each other in a mixture of English and French. I remember that the other locals were just smiling and laughing, because apparently, those two guys were good friends and always argued about hockey. I'm almost 40 now, and would definitely eat here again, if I take my family on a similar fishing trip.

We had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. We stopped in for breakfast on our way to Newfoundland. It wasn't too crowded that morning. The coffee was good and the food (eggs and bacon) was delicious. The prices were reasonable as well. We would definitely return in the future.

Food was really great and the staff were extreamly nice very hospitable place would definitely stop here again while traveling through Canada

Thanks for feeding us! Good dinners. Good breakfast! Good coffee.