Tim Hortons

Tim Horton’s, the Canadian Dunkin Donuts is a welcome step up. The coffee here is actually drinkable, though more of a drink to get you going than a complex flavored drink like a boutique coffee shop. Timbits are so good they should be illegal. This location has nice decently fast wifi and a bathroom that serves in a pinch, but isn’t beautifully clean.

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This is the worst Tim Hortons I have ever been to. The staff are miserable and rude and the food is nasty. A croissant with butter literally made me sick. The bagels are stale. The iced coffee doesn’t taste like the iced coffees from the other Tim Hortons which is weird because you would think they would taste the same. Yes they are right beside the University and are super busy, but this is the only reason they have any business. Every person who works there looks irritated to be there… I rather walk a couple blocks away and go to a different Tim Hortons than this one. Avoid if you don’t want your good mood ruined by the way the staff treats you. Horrible.

Très dur d’avoir du service en français de la part des «sympathiques» employés à cette succursale.

J’aime beaucoup Tim Hortons en général. Je n’ai pas de place particulière que je préfère plus qu’une autre, du moment que je peux manger et m’installer tranquillement. Le personnel n’est pas toujours irréprochable et agréable mais ma foi, je n’ai pas besoin de plus que ce que je commande lorsque je vais là bas. J’aime leurs pâtisseries, les muffins et les beignes (au Nutella miam miam), mais surtout les muffins. J’aime aussi leur toute nouvelle limonade, celle à la framboise. Très rafraîchissante, ca fait du bien quand on a soif. Puis pour pas cher, on peut se faire un déjeuner complet (j’ai dit complet, pas santé ! :p). Bref, certains détestent, pour le côté mal bouffe, moi j’aime bien de temps en temps.

Tim Horton est une institution au Canada. Un peu cheap, elle a le mérite d’être ouverte, dans la plupart de ses sites, à toute heure.
Son offre de produits est très varié, on né peut pas le nier: cafés, donuts, sandwich etc.
Pour ce qui est de la qualité privilégier d’autres enseignes.
A tester quand même, c’est une expérience !

Affordable coffees and delicious muffins, especially the red velvet ones! Read more on:

Can’t go to Canada without going to Timmy Ho’s. Cheap donuts, open late, open early. Can’t ask for much more. Donuts are pretty standard. Not amazing, but good. Wish they were a little fluffier, but maybe that’s just me. Solid donuts.

It’s a staple of Canadiana — this location is packed with University students and suits. Expect long waits, but that can be said about any Timmies.

The coffee glacee tastes like heavily watered down coffee, milk and high fructose corn syrup,. We also ordered one iced coffee without sugar and got a head lift and eye roll reaction. Sorry for taking away your pleasure of pumping syrup into the cup. Maybe the service guy was just having a bad morning. We did not try any of the food items. My wife and I really wanted to like Tim Horton’s, but the coffee was so bad, that we ended up dumping it out. We needed real, caffeinated, strong iced coffee, and we got it at the Café Starbucks.

What else is there to say? Tim Hortons is the Dunkin’ Donuts of the Great White north. They have Boston Crème donuts, and Boston Crème donuts with maple glaze instead of chocolate.
Tim Hortons is what it is– unpretentious, cheap and ubiquitous. You’re not going to have an amazing gustatory experience here, but it does the job after a late night slumming around rue Sainte-​Catherine.

Starbucks in Montréal? C ‘est sacrilège !! Got a tip from a local downtown to hit Timmy’s. Really? Is this the best that they can do here? Coffee is meh. The «lattes» come from a machine that you’d see in a gas station in the States. Soy? What’s that? Maybe it’s all about the donuts. Someone please enlighten me why this place garners 4 stars, I don’t get it. Move on .org.

Tim Horton’s is like Starbucks in Seattle. It is everywhere and is an institution. Must I say more? Their coffee is pretty good and their donuts — yum.

Place en quelque sorte incontournable au Canada! Les muffins y sont très très bons! Concernant le café… hum… Second cup ou encore Starbucks sont bien meilleurs pour ce qui est des «chaînes commerciales»!
Ce qui est drôle, c’est que lorsqu’on conduit aux US, on voit des McDo sur le bord des routes à longueur de km et km. Cependant, une fois dépassé les frontières canadienne, ce sont les Tim Hortons qui ornent tranquillement les routes. Chouette constat! On se sent chez soi en rentrant au Canada, d’un séjour aux Etats-​Unis, de part Tim Hortons ;)

Tim’s ~ a Canadian staple.
Atmosphere: This Tim’s on Guy Street, facing the Norman Bethune Square is a corner-​stone (pun intended) for the Concordia area. Cosy, clean (most always), free wi-​fi, and now with a Cold-​Stone franchise — its the place where students and professors meet up, and the coffee flows ²⁴⁄₇. The square would be a great place to sit and chat if it weren’t for the turf war being waged between the pigeons and the homeless over control of the benches :0(
Service: Most of the time, the service is quick and accurate. Given the rush this place usually faces, a few mixups and mood swings are bound to happen
Food: Tim’s menu (standard) — but most importantly you can be confident the food is cleanly made.
Can’t go wrong for value

Oh Timmy’s, what would we do without you?
I tend to go for their homestyle biscuit with egg, sausage, and cheese! When I feel like changing it up, I’ll substitute a multigrain bagel for the biscuit instead. That homestyle biscuit is to die for, though. I can’t even describe it properly, there are just way too many words fluttering in my head over how damn good it is. It’s soft, decadent, buttery, fluffy, fits perfectly in your hand… And so much more.
On a hot summer day, their ice capp hits the spot and when you need a good pick-​me-​up, if their coffee is freshly brewed it will most likely hit the spot!

Timmy’s is an absolute must when you have a long drive home from Montréal and you also happen to have a pretty good hangover going…
Before pointing my car south for the five hour trek back to Boston, I’ll usually swing by this Hortons location on the corner of Guy & De Maisonneuve for a couple road coffees, bagel sandwich, and a few bottles of water.
Depending on the hour of the day you can usually find a parking spot along De Maisonneuve pretty easily… and if you’re in & out quick enough you probably won’t get hit for not dropping a couple coins in the meter.

Stopped in for my fix of Timmy’s!
I picked up a breakfast wrap and coffee which were delicious. I really wish there were more of these in the US. This location was run very well and my order was done quickly. The place was packed. I’m just glad the quality was spot on.