This is a great place for brunch/lunch. Stopped by here on a trip to Sudbury and grabbed a…read morePorchetta with soup and salad. The menu wasn't huge and it was easy to make a decision vs pouring over a ton of different options. Meal was delicious and well prepared. Attention to detail and the pork was nice and moist, exactly what I expected from a Porchetta. The plate was well laid out and I was quite happy with my meal. Service was quick and pleasant, can't say anything bad about this experience.

First let me say I never give five stars because I've never had a perfect restaurant experience…read more That being said, the food and service at Motley Kitchen was really good. The only reason for the three-star rating is because the kitchen was almost painfully slow getting the food out. Maybe I caught them on an off day. If you've got the time though, definitely a solid place to get some good grub.

Smelt like cigarettes, tv didn't work, WiFi didn't work, crumbs all over the sheets, big crack in…read morethe window, and much more do not waste your money

Great location, free parking. A couple floors are designated…read morefor elderly/ill. Bit depressing watching chain smoking 76 year olds.. I liked the experience, Sudbury is good for a day visit.

A beautiful restaurant in Sudbury. I'm here with a group of 30+ friends. The restaurant owners…read moregraciously opened this place for our special occasion. The service staff was excellent! All is forgiven to the Chefs for having to entertain so many orders in such a compressed timeframe but they did it and it was worth the wait. Thank you. I chose the Calamari e Pomodorini as a starter; torched lemon and extra virgin olive oil marinated calamari. This dish was surprisingly delicious as I was initially greeted with an odd looking presentation. Boy, I was wrong. Osso Bucco; sous vide pea and grass-fed beef osso bucco. I was truly amazed at this main dish; the beef was so flavourful and tender! Espresso Bonet; bittersweet chocolate, espresso, cream, and seasonal berries. Wow, what a way to finish a fantastic meal experience! Bonus!! I received a tour of the wine cellar.

We are on a cross Canada road trip and were delighted to discover Verdicchio Ristorante. Tasty…read morefresh delicious Italian food. A gem.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would…read more We had to stay 4 nights. First of all, we asked for a king size bed. We asked the front desk reception when we arrived if we would get a king size bed, they said "yes". We were put in the "Ramsey Wing", which apparently has no king size beds. My boyfriend asked out of curiosity how many guests are staying at the hotel due to the lockdown, we figured not many people were travelling. He was told that there were ten rooms rented at the time. The ONLY reason why we were travelling is because of final exams that needed to be written at Collège Boréal, I digress...We checked in on Sunday and the hotel is pretty lacklustre. We usually stay at another hotel in Sudbury but got a better deal here. Things were fine until Tuesday night when the front desk staff decided to give the room next to ours to other guests. Our room shared a door with theirs which means that we heard everything that was going on next door! I was livid. I could not believe that in an EMPTY hotel the front desk staff thought it was a good idea to place strangers next to each other with a shared door. Why?! These people were loud, playing music, to the point where I had to call the front desk to complain because I had an exam to write in the morning. I was more upset about the Holiday Inn putting people next to us with a SHARED door in and EMPTY hotel than I was about being disturbed by said people. Talk about customer service. Know your rooms, know your occupancy and place guests accordingly. It's not hard. Also, the ice machine on our floor was broken, which I mentioned to the front desk on Sunday...They said that they would send someone from maintenance to fix it and never did. The ice machine on the 6th floor is also broken. This place is the pits. Avoid. (The only redeeming quality is that it is close to the Four Corners and many different dining options)...

I'm in Sudbury for a funeral so this was my venue of choice close to all the arrangements…read more I was greeted by a cheerful Donna M. as I walked up to the Check-in desk. She confirmed all my information, scanned my credit card, got me to sign or initial a form in several places, gave me 2 room access cards and pointed me in the direction of my room. Very nice! Very efficient! It's a nice hotel with lots of amenities like free WiFi, a 24-hour fitness room, a swimming pool, and a restaurant/dining room. There are gas stations, restaurants and malls close to this hotel and less than 5km to the City Centre downtown core. My room had two double beds and a good setup. The A/C was worth the $133 room rate!

Nice place to just come and chill out while local talent does their thing…read more Nice atmos all around.

One time, at band camp...no just kidding; one time when I was 14, there was a band called…read moreFurnaceface and I really liked this band. I heard they were coming to Sudbury and were going to play an all ages show so I did everything I could to come up with a bit of money and a ride, grabbed my best friend, and experienced my first ever live music show - at the Townehouse Tavern. This first experience has defined a lot of my life - music choices, friend choices, etc. I've gone on to see many shows and have many drunken (and sober) nights at the Townehouse. When I go home for a visit, it's always on the agenda. The bar has been going strong for close to 25 years now, booking a wide array of bands and musicians, some barely known and some well known. For a city like Sudbury, it's truly an impressive thing. I thought that perhaps I was being biased by giving the Townehouse 5 stars, based on my affinity for live music and pubs and the fact that there is a serious lack of each in Sudbury. But I don't think that's it - this is just a genuinely great bar, down to earth, good music, good people, good times. When you're booking amazing talent like Bedouin Soundclash, Bocephus King, etc. and won't submit to crap music, you deserve 5 stars. I can't sum it up much better than Paul does on the Townehouse website - there is a great about us section that outlines the history of the venue. My only complaints would be that the washrooms are kind of yuck and that the bouncers are sometimes a bit jerky because they work at the coolest and most 'alternative' bar in town. But, that counts for a few minutes of your night and then you're whisked back into 1994 or 2000 or whenever it was that you first happened to start frequenting the Townehouse - and I mean this is a good way. Your friends are there, a good band is playing, you play a round of foos and drink some beer. Could you really ask for anything more on a Sudbury Saturday Night?