Tim Hortons

This location can be exceptionally busy in the mornings — thank goodness for dual ordering lines in the drive thru!
They’re pretty quick once you get moving.
The instore service is considerably slower and I guess that’s rightly so for primarily drive thru sales. My walking inside to save time actually cost me time :-(
From now on, it’s drive thru here all the way!

Oddly enough, I am not a coffee drinker but I do like their sandwiches. There are times that I have to work in this end of the city and I find that this location is perfect. The access road from 111^th has been repaired so now accessing the site is much easier. This is a busy location and they process a high volume of people in the drive through as well as inside, yet there always seems to be a seat inside. The addition of WiFi makes the site even better. Staff are courteous and the place is clean. Cant go wrong here.

Miles Gilbert «Tim» Horton was born on January 12, 1930, he would have been 82 years old today had he not passed away in a car accident in 1974. Very fittingly he opened the first Tim Hortons in 1964, which is the year I was born. So because of these two events I decided to review this Tim Hortons location today.
Although they do have a drive through, I refuse to use it as I care about unnecessary vehicle emissions and our environment. Most weekdays will see me stopping here out of convenience. They have two service stations inside and provide quick service compared to most other locations and the staff are very friendly and personable. So for service and friendliness I would give them 5 stars.
However, I like coffee and this is where Tim Hortons falls down. If it wasn’t for the velvety taste of two creams and the sweetness of two sugars needed to cover the taste of totally inadequate coffee they wouldn’t be selling a lot. For this reason I can only give them an overall 3 stars.
Maybe someday their coffee will actually be as good as the reputation it seems to have received.