Tim Hortons

Location wise its great. located in the corner of two super busy street. Broadway and Main. I would say I do come here once in awhile. For instant, that time I forgot to get something for a potluck party and Tim Hortons saved my day.
This place is busy during the day but not so much at night. Sometimes I find, I have to wait quite long in line.
Donuts and drinks are the same as any other Tim Hortons.

I get that you work at a Tim Hortons, but that’s no reason to treat other people with detest simply because you do not like your job.
I seem to always get a cashier here that seems so angry and unimpressed. Like you’re being a nuisance to them by making them prepare your food.
The location itself isn’t great. It’s convenient because it’s close to my work, but the layout for the store is sub-​par. It’s typically unclear as to where the line starts, and a lot of people end up standing around thinking they’re in line when they are not.

This Timmies sucks. They made the most watery Ice Capp possible and claim its ‘normal’. I ask the lady why this particular drink is so different and she ends up saying ‘I can’t explain it’. I was like are you for real?! Really disappointing service!

Three stars for the Canadian maple donut, but this place still doesn’t beat Krispy Kreme in the states. Latte and coffee were light and only street parking available. Service was quick but she wasn’t the friendliest cashier.

I come here to this Tim’s when I want tea on the way to the record store. I don’t come here for anything else ’cause honestly I was over Tim’s for various reasons expressed in other reviews 10 years ago. It’s not hard to add a bag in hot water, however, the language barrier gets a little much for me.

nice servers and quick service. The only thing I don’t like, as a sometime tea drinker is that they don’t boil the water for the tea! It has to boil or the tea is flat. But usually well-​stocked with lots of donuts!

Donuts are good and price low. Not that’s bad for casual restaurant company.

I like this place. When I’m around here working, I always pop in and grab a coffee. The coffee is okay (as good as it gets for Tim Horton’s), but it’s cheap and the staff are very very friendly.

Hard to go wrong with Tim Hortons. Today I tried the pumpkin spice muffin. It had pumpkin seeds in it and a few dollops of vanilla icing I believe. It was so moist and delicious. I have been craving Timmy’s for days. I still need to try the new jalapeño breakfast sandwich. I do not drink coffee but the smell of it brewing is slightly intoxicating. lol. The line up is getting longer so I think I might bail, but I am still on my quest for the jalapeño biscuit.

FINE. I’ll admit it: I love me a double double.
But rarely does a Tim Horton’s appear on my radar long enough to think: «Hey, I should write a review for those guys.» Until now.
This is the closest Timmys to my house and thats a thankful proximity, for though I lean towards better caffeinated fare MOST of the time, there is are very specifc moments in which Tim Hortons is crucial. Namely, on the days where I get little to no sleep — the only thing that keeps me from biting someones head off is a double double, an apple juice and a bagel belt.
Just hand them over and back away slowly.
And because it’s year end, that situation has popped up more times in the last few months then i’d like. Here at this Tim Hortons, there is one absolutely amazing staff member. I’m awful, because I haven’t gotten her name but I believe she must be a manager as she has been overseeing training a few times when i’ve been in. She seems to work most early mornings — or at least she’s been there every day I’ve gone.
Not only does she say good morning to absolutely everyone that comes in, in a completely genuine manner, by my second visit, she recognized me. By the third visit, she asked what had «kept me up this time» and now, regardless of if she serves me, she always says hello.
I noticed that she seems to have the same rapport with a lot of these early morning regulars and often people wandering in, greet her as warmly. So though this Tim Hortons is fairly run of the mill — I AM taking a moment to tip the hat and write a review for this one specific staff member.
Dear lady-​whose-​name-​I-​will-​get-​next-​time-​I-​promise: Thanks for making 6am a little brighter!

Question: Since when did Tim Hortons allow «charities» to solicit on their property?
Don’t get me wrong. I love Tim Hortons coffee, but what irks me is when I’m harassed while waiting in line to place an order. I don’t even remember what the so-​called charity was, but it did not look legitimate to me.
To further fuel my anger, the staff allowed it to happen in plain sight! They didn’t seem to care that patrons are being asked to fork out more dough in their establishment than they have to. Let me just grab my coffee and go, please? If I wanted to make a donation, I’d look it up, do my research and make sure the money goes to the charity it advertises for and not someone’s greedy pocket.
The service also took forever. It was evident that the staff did not want to be there and consequently my coffee wasn’t made right. A «double-​double» should be a universal term at all Tim Hortons locations. I guess they forgot to add the sugar while they were busy chatting away with each other.
No plans on returning to this location even though I love Tim Hortons coffee. I can find better service elsewhere (including the self-​serve stations at select Esso locations).

Came here to get some coffee.
Parking here is available on the side streets.
To be honest, this location is not very good at all. The queue area is long and narrow, and moves towards the back of the store. There was a constant traffic jam. I don’t know what the designers were thinking. Also, the booths and seats are pretty beaten up.
Fortunately, my coffee tasted fine.

This Tim Hortons is a mixed bag — sometimes you get served and it’s wonderful, fast & efficient. Other times you have to repeat your order three times and they still get it wrong. I will say that, in general, the place is clean (table tops wiped, floors are clean) which is an accomplishment considering it’s a high traffic corner. And the coffee tastes fresh. Yum!

Finally tried this Canadian chain.
I ordered the chipotle turkey panini, it was okay but had that cheap fast food taste. Accompanied the panini with a very delicious chili, it had mushrooms which was different but yummy. Finished the meal off with some timbits, oh yum! And cheap!
This particular location, not that I’ve visited others, boasts plenty of seats however for having free wifi there were no outlets in sight :/​
Timbit flavors:
Sour Cream mmm
Coconut chocolate mmm
Honey glaZe, ehh
Raspberry filled powdered… Not the best very artificial from dough to filling
Cherry, good but only for one bite
3.5 stars

Review #27/​30
I sometimes wish there’s a Tim Horton’s around the corner where I work now. When I used to go to school around the area, I came by this location several times when I needed a coffee fix. I admit, I can be quite a gourmand. I love high-​end coffees like the one at Parallel 49 which is down the street. I love Lucky’s doughnuts. But let’s face it, I can’t afford to be gourmet all the time. Sometimes, I just want a Tim Horton’s coffee – double double or the English Toffee – because good ol’ fashioned Timmy was just what I needed. It’s cheap, I get more coffee and it sure tastes better than freakin’ Dunkin’ Donuts from home. Oh some of the pastries were actually quite good. Service is spotty here but hey, the food is easy on my wallet. I can’t complain much! Credit card is accepted but MasterCard only.

Everytime I come back to Canada for a visit, Tim Horton’s is always a place that I must go to! Growing up in Canada, some of my fondest memories include Tim Horton’s donuts! The timbits were my favorite!!!
I must admit that I don’t enjoy the timbits and other Tim Horton donuts as much as I used to, but I am still a fan though! I got a 20pk of Timbits which included 2 of each flavor. My favorite was the Raspberry filled powdered Timbit. Also ordered the Boston Cream, Canadian Maple, Apple Fritter, and Blueberry Fritter donuts. They were all good, but I’ve had better at other places.
This location was clean and the girl behind the counter was very nice and helpful.

I’m usually a big supporter of timmy’s, just it’s so narrow; if you’re sitting right by the lineup, you’re literally right next to a stranger.
but all in all, great to have a timmys in this neck of the woods, though parking’s a challenge w/​the bus stop there too.
open 24 hrs, yay
and washroom is only one at a time. for the men that is.

Yes, it’s another place I wait for the bus … And enjoy a hot drink and a donut! Sure, it’s «just a Tim’s donut» and in itself is nothing to write home about, but it’s a familiar taste experience, and it feels especially soothing when I feel exhausted and the bus is running late and I would rather be home already and a bite of comfort food makes everything feel just a tiny bit better … the sugar keeps me going until the bus comes — and the sugar crash comes right when I arrive home to fall into blissful sleep.

Timmy Ho’s, you’ve always been good to me.
You’re a simple coffee/​tea and doughnut joint, but goddamn, over a million people love you.
Yours truly,
Caffeine addict.

What can you say about Tim Hortons? Some are packed, some are slow, some can’t get your order right.
This specific location has all the good, none of the bad:
Service is fantastic, every single employee is nice, friendly and they all look very happy to be working. That my friend is VERY important to me before 7am. None of that «Starbucks» vibe where the customers and the employees act with some kind of sick seriousness and importance.
Quality is top, I’ve never had any problem with any of the food or coffees, even if sometimes it happens to some other location, they always get it right there.
Speed and quality of service is amazing. They are all working well together, even when there is a pretty good lineup, you won’t have to wait too long as everyone is taking something «to go». The tables are mostly empty and if they are not, people leave after 10 minutes of sitting.
All in all, it’s one of the best Tim Hortons I’ve been to, especially for the quality and rapidity of the service.