Tim Hortons

Open ²⁴⁄₇ and fast service as always. Even during rush hours, they make sure people get served really fast while maintaining the quality of their food and coffee. Love this place.

I had a sour cream glazed tim bit and it was so gross. First off it was so stale and secondly it tasted like it had pig fat in it — I am not sure if there was but it tasted like it. Nonetheless, it’s convenient and the décor is somewhat modern-​looking.
My husband feels comfortable at Tim Horton for it’s familiarity.

Tim’s is obviously one of the popular places in Toronto. Came here for a late night snack and coffee and stayed for a few minutes to relax.
Nice environment and fresh desserts!

I don’t know what but it has some unique taste to the coffee that adds that extra goodness and the staff is so friendly. My favorite location

A decent dark roast coffee and extremely cheap doughnuts. Not much else you can ask for if you need a quick snack on the run. The service is fast amd the fact you can now use credit cards now is a huge bonus. You can’t help, but appreciate a low cost meal or snack like this once in a while!

One of the best Tim Hortons in the city. This location is bright, clean and has very friendly staff. The coffee is always good and the line moves fast. I haven’t tried the food to be honest, but I notice they have sandwich presses for paninis now.
Worth a try if you are in the area and want a quick coffee or snack.

I love Tim Hortons! I wish we had it in DC! First of all it seemed cheaper than many coffee shops like Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts, but maybe that’s b/​c we were paying with Canadian money. The coffee is good and I really enjoyed their donut holes.

Stopped in for some tea and a muffin on my way to an exam, and this Tim’s was great.
Lots of seating, not super packed or noisy, and the line was served very efficiently.
Tea was good, too. Sometimes it’s hit or miss with Tim’s.

3 stars. Fast service (can serve a line of 30 – 40 in less than 10 minutes), your normal Timmy’s food.

I work across the street and have been coming here daily for roughly a year. This is the busiest Timmy’s I have ever seen!
The staff in the morning are under tremendous stress, and generally deal with it well with a couple of exceptions.
I fill the coffee order for all of my coworkers and always have a large order. I can tell you that without fail, at least one item is either missed completely or never to order. When you pay an extra $ 0.50 for tomatoes on a bagel, you expect it to be there… never is. I’m constantly reviewing the order beside the cash register for accuracy.
We have switched to La Prep across the street and have been significantly happier. Unfortunately during the evenings, this is the only option. Thankfully though, the night employees are fantastic!!!

Due to an unforeseeable series of events, our Friday night ended in a cab home at 6AM Saturday morning. The backseat decision-​makers conferred and we all agreed: we were past the point of our usual late-​night cravings (poutine, pizza, poutine with pizza)…it was time for breakfast foods.
With that solid strategic decision made, the cab driver rolled up in front of this Tim Hortons, which is open 24 hrs.
Inside the Timmy’s a serene vibe reigned: there was a man eating a bagel, another asleep with head down on a table, and a third reading the paper. We were able to immediately sashay (why not?) up to the front, where one lone employee manned the counter.
The dialogue was simple:
We asked, «what’s your freshest donut?»
«They are all fresh», the dude-​in-​brown-​uniform responded.
Whereas I might normally dock him a few points for being surly, I kinda appreciated the early morning grumble and the fact that he wasn’t picking favourites. So we ended up with muffins and a box of Timbits. Efficient, inexpensive, inandout without racking up too much time on the taxi meter.
Yum dash oh. The multi-​pack of Timbits was perfect, with my favourite being the old fashioned and the sourcream glazed.
We ate them all by the time we got home.
We wished we had more.
We slept soundly.
Unilocal note: it pays to buy Timbits in bulk PLUS that means that the employee will fashion a little cardboard carrying case for you. What better way to make friends?!?

This is a Tim Horton’s much like any other, with the following exceptions:
1) The staff are really nice — I come here frequently and am always charmed by the many lovely women working here. They are accommodating with any special requests and are always laughing and joking with each other, and very friendly with the hordes of customers. Something is clearly being done well here by the management. Let’s face it, this is not the greatest job ever, but they make it seem fun.
2) Coffee is always fresh — perhaps due to the volume of business. Often when I go to other Tim’s, the coffee tastes bad. Guaranteed to get a consistent cup here. Whether you like it or not, at least you know what you’ll be getting.
3) Efficient — when they first opened up, service was a bit slow, but they have a great system now, and even when the line is very long (out the door) you will not have long to wait.

It’s Tim Hortons — won’t say any more…

One of the better locations I’ve been to, this Tim Horton’s location caters mainly to the work crowd working the Bloor Street East area. Large dining space, great customer service, and multiple cashiers make this former Second Cup location turned Tim Horton’s a great spot to have a small discussion or lunch. Only negative aspect is that they do not accept credit cards with the exception of MasterCard. I spoke with corporate about this policy and they informed me that each franchise owner make these decisions on their own part, therefore if you’re coming here make sure to have cash or a MasterCard on hand to make your purchase.

Funny thing about this location — it used to be a Second Cup…
Super fast, super clean and BIG… this is like the King of Timmy’s in the city.
The staff are very friendly, they are fast and very accurate. The place gets at least the 2 office towers attached to it worth of ppl between the hours of 8:30 — 9:30 and they never mis a beat. They are fast, organized and seem to be enjoying their jobs.
They have a huge selection — including The Leafs Game Day Donuts and there is enough seats to accommodate about 30 –50 ppl. This store reminds me of a suburban location in the heart of the city.
By far the best one I have been to in Toronto.