Sportsman's Grill & Restaurant

29 min after 11 asked, she flat denied so that I burned potato skins breakfast. No one was in the restaurant then. half an hour later a local couple arrived and behold, they ordered breakfast and got it, never again I will disturb it to stop there.

Not sure if they are aware, but many of their information on various online sites say they offer Indian food. I recently visited her location and nothing indian could be found on the menu. I was happy with what I ordered. (although I suspect that it was frozen before) also, after my first disappointment with the lack of Indian food, the name sportsman leads me to believe I could be able to catch the partitur of a game there is nothing sport about this small restaurant. land mitch. my comments aside, this is a nice place. with a little sweat it could be fabulous.

New administration, but no Indian food: it is a friendly place that is often filled with local pensioners. they have a selection of baked goods in the rule.

I was regularly in this local restaurant in the last few years. Although it is available in the Indian buffet, I almost always order my favorite menu item cashmere chicken. chicken legs covered with a butter cream sauce, which also contains pieces of...cheese and rusty. there's nothing better! the decor is standard roadside diner, but the service and the eating are both excellent. I recommend to stop if they have a demand for delicious, authentic Indian cuisine or just a good ol 'burger and frying

We were driving from toronto to thunder bay and stopped in sudbury to see friends. When we were leaving they insisted wr stop in bruce mines to try this indian food at the esso station RIGHT off the transcan hwy. So we did. And are...we ever glad we did. We had delicious authentic butter chicken, panak panner (spinach and indian cheese), rice and naan. We started with the channa marsala simosas (simosas covered with marsala sauce with chickpeas) and they were excellent. We asked for hot instead of mild or medium for everything and it was nice and hot but we could have handled more. After being in halifax and having a hard time finding food like this i would say its comparable to any major city centre and the service was good. Its a little retro gas station diner in remote northern ontario so dont expect pretentious decor but if you want to warm your soul in the middle of a canadian winter on the long drive to thunder bay....taste of little india will not disappoint. Thanks to them. We needed that!!