Tim Hortons

The food at Tim Hortons is just so disappointing. The donuts went bad years ago when they stopped baking them and started shipping them par-​frozen from central canada.
Just had another — and likely last ever — breakfast sandwich combo.
The sandwiches at the gas station in the heat box taste as good or better. Their hashbrowns are deep fried somewhere else and heated in an oven. They are inedible. Second time I’ve had them, second location, both were the same and bad.
When will someone at TH actually try eating their own breakfast food and realize how bad it is?
The chili is still ok for lunch!

As much as we tried to avoid it, there really is nowhere you can go in Canada that DOESN’T have a Tim Hortons, so we decided to bite the bullet and give it a try.
First of all, don’t number your breakfast and lunch meals 1 – 10 and have them available at the same time. Non of us got what we wanted because we ordered by number and got breakfasts when we wanted lunch! That aside, the food was not that good. I really don’t know why these places are everywhere. The only saving grace was the maple doughnut… now that was to die for.
Not impressed and we had to go grab some food from another place to get satiated.

On our way to Buffalo for the weekend on Saturday morning and we were getting hungry at 9:30AM.
Passed by this Tim Horton’s to obviously take a leak and get some breakfast. We go inside and the line-​up was HUGE! Good to know there were 5 to 6 cashiers taking orders so I didn’t wait to long. I ordered a Sausage and Egg Muffin (funny I didn’t add a «Mc» to the «Muffin») and a hashbrown.
We get into the car and we are on our way. Hakka Wife was in the driver’s seat so I had my hands free to chow down. The Sausage Egg Muffin was pretty decent. I never really liked the scrambled egg part, maybe because I am biased with McDonald’s but it was okay. Nice, hot and fresh. The hashbrown was meh, whateva. It was kinda soggy and it was bland. All in all, satisfying breakfast for our journey ahead of us.

This place is located just across the highway from another Tim Hortons… but probably more conveniently located Gateway Food Centre. The drive-​thru for this is absolutely confusing… and if it weren’t for someone in front I would have had no idea where to go. I sure hope these two locations are owned by the same owner otherwise that just wouldn’t make any sense.
It’s also kind of funny that my Canadian cousin called us Americans fat probably because of our super-​sized servings. Anyway when we ordered the small iced capp, I nearly did a double take. That sucker was tiny! ha ha ha.
I’m glad I got to experience a taste of Tim Hortons.