Sudbury in 24 hrs

[bigbunny]

Seem to remember mention of a good chef up there. Also...good non-greasy spoon for breakfast?

[julesrules]

Going to be in Sudbury for 3 meals this summer. I've read the old thread but a lot of the posts are from 2007, plus a big digression into Timmins, and lots of "finer" dining options. I'm going to be there with the hubby & young kids and definitely not looking for urban/sophisticated/ethnic, more casual, local gems. If the timing works we will try the porchetta at Regency. Wondering about Frank's Deli.

[maple99]

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/399779

La Boulangerie du Village for breakfast if coffee and pastry is enough