Tim Hortons

Not clean place and always a lot of people.
No drive thru service
I dont think u should go to this place.
Bathroom is also dirty
Coffe taste not fresh and milk is sour
Never again

it’s a timmies, it sucks but it’s dirty cheap. when you have one of those crash and you need a quick energy rush so you can make it home in one piece, one or two of their heavily sinking doughnuts is all you need. are they good? no but they are sweet as fuck and that’s fine for me on those occasions.
what about coffee? that’s brown piss water.
sandwiches? taste like cardboards
timbits? balls of death

Chaîné de café vraiment pas terrible du tout.
On sent que tout est bas de gamme, que ce soit les boissons chaudes ou les muffins et autres donuts.
Mais ce magasin a un petit truc en plus…
Le service n’est vraiment pas sympathique !

Glad they have a parking lot, though a drive-​thru after their renovations would have been awesome.
It’s a bit better than the one in Parc Ex, but the clientele still feels sketchy, so I mostly take it to go.
Same food that’s under-​rwhelmed you from coast to coast, I eat there as a last resort as there are not too many options at 4AM

They renovated this Tim Hortons. It has a patio in the parking garage now. Aside from that, pretty much the same!

Nothing special! Timmies is timmies!

From sea to shining sea, from Nova Scotia to Vancouver Island… this land was made for you and me, (and Tim Hortons)…sorry…I’m a little off key. When I think Tim H, I think donuts, pastries, coffee, and rush out…
De la Nouvelle-​Écosse à l’Île de Vancouver … cette terre a été faite pour vous et moi, (et Tim Hortons) … désolé …C’est d’un voyage ancien, mais il ya des restaurants Tim Hortons partout au Canada, et Montréal né fait pas exception. Celui-​ci était occupé …
This from an old trip, so this is a while back… as I remember, this place was a bit busy, but a lot less hectic than the one in my old-​ex-​province of B. C…New Westminster’s Royal Columbian Hospital branch (yes, the one where they used as a temporary emergency room).
This institution must probably fuel the work force of Canada by providing sugar-​charged pastries to caffeine. I must admit I like this place when you are in a big rush… like being late for a convention.

This is a very busy Tim Horton’s. The cashiers are very friendly, though they don’t speak very good English so you may have a bit difficulty ordering. We especially had trouble ordering a shot of Hazelnut in our coffee. After looking at the menu again, we tried to pronounce it in French, noisette, to which she eventually understood what we wanted. If you choose to stay, all food is served on ceramic plates, making it feel like a café. The pastries and coffee are all made fairly typical to the Tim Horton’s standard. There is no place to put your garbage or plates so it can get a bit messy as some people leave their trays on the table or just put it along the cafeteria-​style counter.