Tim’s Place

We had a great breakfast here while in town for a morning. Tim’s feels like a small town, local place in all the best ways. The service was friendly and prompt, and the coffee was good. My husband had a delicious scramble; I ordered pancakes, which were big and fluffy. Also, reasonably priced. Take the time to eat at Tim’s – you will leave satisfied!

We did take out last night one burger and fries she like it, I ordered a calzone it was the worst calzone I have ever had they do not make a traditional one with Ricotta and mozzarella instead they only put pizza cheese on it. If you won’t a good calzone go to the Georgia house of pizza there food is great!

Great place to go for a quick bite. Have been there a number of times and have always had an enjoyable meal. Small and informal with reasonable prices.

I always see this place on FB, so I was doing business at the passport office and thought I would try it. Thank you Dustin for the postings, the breakfast was great!

I was up in St Albans doing a remodel job and came across this place. Ginnie was one of the most pleasant waitresses I have ever come across. Our first breakfast we had at Tim’s was amazing then Ginnie told us about there pizza so we came back that night. She was so right about the pizza and for a bonus we split a large sracha wings. These wings were the best I have had in a long time, cooked to perfection. Ginnie also told us about the early bird special, before 9 am all the breakfast meals are $ 5.99. That is a deal of the century, we have been back every morning until we left to go home. You have to try the biscuits and gravy, the corn beef hash and the pork out sandwich.

We arrived pretty late for dinner and were greeted with a *smile*, shown to our table, orders taken, food served promptly, and the food was delicious! All in all, Tim’s place is a great place to eat! :-)

Was shocked because Vermont is not the easiest state to get good pizza in, and this is not only one of the top I’ve had in Vermont but anywhere. Quick, friendly service, and that pizza was excellent. Coke Zero would have been good but in any case I highly recommend the pizza and the restaurant. I would say it’s worth the trek from even Burlington.

We’ve been a few times and were very pleased. Pizza, sandwiches, fries all fresh and great. The service was friendly and very fast. Looking forward to trying breakfast here, too!

Pizza at Tim’s! I ordered take out on a tip that they make «incredible pizza». This was the first time I even knew Tim’s did pizza. I heard they made great breakfasts and lunches so they must be so busy doing three meals each day that I never imagined they managed pizza in the mix. Well they do! And they do it very well.
If any of you locals (as old as I am) remember Zachary’s Pizza, you will INSTANTLY recognize the quality of Tim’s to be very similar to Zach’s. They have that nice crispy outside crust, the cheese is incorporated throughout the pie and veggies (we did the House Special but switched the mushrooms for bacon!) caramelize nicely in however they bake them. I loved it! It smells the same too driving it back home. If you do remember Zach’s and liked it, I highly recommend you try Tim’s for a travel back in time for your senses of smell and taste. It will make you smile. I’ve also been told they do it a lot like Swanton House Of Pizza as well if any of you have tried them before.
Service was quick and friendly. I was worried they either didn’t do the mushroom swap correctly or forgot the side of ranch dressing but both were there ready for me. In fact, I showed up early to pick up the pie and it was right out of the oven when I got there! Can’t beat that for timing.
Prices are comparable to local high end pizzas. Given that, and the quality of the pizza this first time out, I’m doing Tim’s for pizza every time! I’m excited to see what they have to offer on breakfast and lunches.

Burgers were delicious! They were cooked just as we liked, fries were done nicely, and the only thing that could improve the dish overall would be more seasoning in the burger patties. A nice, affordable alternative to more pricey burgers from other places in St. Albans.

Came in not too long ago for dinner and got a half dozen each of the spicy Angry Wings and the Tim’s Place Dry Rub. The Angry Wings were great, but the dry rub wings were some of the best I’ve ever had, and it’s not even close. Perfect mix of juicy and crispy, with just the right amount of spice. When I asked about the recipe, the cook came out and chatted with me for a while, which was quite nice.
I went back a few weeks later and tried the pizza, which is also excellent — I’m used to St. Louis-​style pizza, and this was easily on par if not better. This is one of those small diners close to me that I’ve passed coming home a million times before; I just happened to try it on a whim. Glad I did!

Heard that Tim was bringing back his family’s famous pizza recipe and had to stop in and try it out — it was just as i remembered it. Maybe better? Great to see a family legacy live on, and for a quality establishment to thrive. I’ll be coming back.

I always look forward to stopping into Tim’s Place. The staff is always friendly and I enjoy being able to get breakfast during lunch hours. I often get an Omelet or their Greek salad and Chicken Souvlaki. They have fun specials like Bacon Cheddar Waffles; I smelled one going to another table & had to order one to take away. It was awesome. When I don’t have much of an appetite I still like to grab a cup of their artisan coffee or tea.

There’s no trolling about it, just an honest review. You failed to see the humor in the Canned eggs. Secondly I was honest about the HVAC review. As for the service which was fin, now that you bring it up not once did my server ask me how anything was. It was obvious since half the food wasn’t eaten I guess. I’m curious as to why you were so aware of my dining habits… Maybe you should take that downtime and spend it on creating better home fries! Cheers to diner food and honest reviews!

Breakfast at a sit down place is pretty rare for me, at least it is after a long night at work! I’ve been eyeing Tim’s place hesitantly since I moved to st. Albans. So naturally I gotta give it a chance!
My SO got french toast with a side of home fries and sausage, while I got a sausage burrito. The french toast was a little above average, while the home fries were just bad. The breakfast burrito was alright but certainly not the best I’ve had.
Service was prompt but weak, she only came by sparingly and was in a hurry to do something else.
Overall, give it a try if you are looking for a quick bite but don’t expect too much.

Met a friend for brunch here on a Sunday. Food was great (I had the fried haddock po’ boy with onion rings — nice and crispy, hot, with a good batter). Waitstaff was friendly and flexible (they allowed me to order lunch during breakfast time). Prices were very reasonable. I would definitely come back! Even has its own parking lot. Nice!

Very good spot for breakfast before hitting the slopes. Nothing fancy but friendly service. Coffee is excellent. Eggs were cooked to perfection. Home fries were good too. Always a critical part of my breakfast!