Tim Horton’s Donuts

The Danish here is very good. The drive through is very friendly and they are very quick!

The people working most weekday mornings are extremely incompetent. Being basically the only one in there, I had to stand and wait five minutes for coffee and a bagel when there were probably seven workers, and even then my order was wrong. This happened twice. With chain places like this, they hire anyone with a potent resume and do not check on quality of work so as long as the top executives are making money.

I’m not a fan of these type of places… I get al of my breakfast food at home or else I wouldn’t even make it out of the bed. However, it isn’t enough to condemn Timmy’s business joints, they aren’t selling terrible items. Who doesn’t look a nice cup of coffee in the morning, or even a nice donut straight in the morning? I’m not really one of those people who does it on a daily basis but it’s good to at least try something new every once in a while. What makes this Tim Horton’s stand out?
What sets it apart form the rest exterior wise is it’s building that it’s located in. I can only assume it was an old house at that time so way back then because that’s what it’s shaped as, sort of a cape-​cod style home with yellow shingles and white trims. There’s even a front porch just like what you would find in vintage houses! It’s kind of cute at first glance but it quickly loses it’s novelty after repeated business.
The interior inside is very comfortable unlike other Tim Horton’s around here. The seating is adequate but is small but that’s mostly in due to the size of the building. It’s nothing to special but the styling on the inside is more or less still the «modern» look of today, neutral colors everywhere.
It’s still relatively clean but that could be due to the fact no one really sits down in here and eats. That or people here are just neat, kudos to them!
The food is the same as anything you can find anywhere in a Tim Horton’s. You’ve got your glazed doughnuts, iced coffee’s and so forth. If your a fan of Tim Horton’s, you won’t be disappointed. If you’re like me though who wants to have variety, you may find your taste buds craving something more.
People who work here don’t seem to be all that happy. The person at the drive-​in didn’t even say a word to me after I ordered on the intercom even though I said hello. I guess working here is equivalent to working at McDonalds? (Apologies to anyone working there). Why the long faces people? Tim Horton’s isn’t that bad of a place to work at, it could be worse.
Decent location overall, I like the overall look and feel of the building and it’s comfortable enough to go inside and have a muffin or two on one of their nice tables. It’s a nice place for Spencerport residents to relax in and a good destination to get a quick drink.
I’m still a bit weary on how the employees act to us customers but I think it’ll improve over time. Maybe Timmy will lay down the law to this tearful coffee shop.