Tim Hortons

We rent a RAV4 to drive to Niagara Falls, the view is stunning at night, but we felt a little bit chilling on a snowy night. So we tucked into a shopping mall, find a Tim Hortons, order a large double-​double for him. Me of a hot white choco. The coffee tasted good with enough sugar and cream. Very low price.

Nothing better in a cold day at Niagara Falls than a coffee and a extremely delicious donut. I’m having a cream filled maple glazed donut that is truly to kill for :)
The gut at the counter I guess didn’t understand my accent latin English and got my order wrong, but when I asked about it, not only they corrected it but gave me an extra coffee and a donut! This Canadians are really friendly! Wow (I kinda want to stay here now lol)

Good coffee, but the English muffins on the breakfast sandwiches are soggy. I know it’s a fast food place, so not sure what else I was expecting.

Great customer service! Everyone was very friendly and their double double was awesome!

It’s a Tim Hortons, copy and paste all other Tim Hortons, what do you expect?
They serve caffeinated beverages such as «coffee» and «tea».

They have a drive thru! The same delicious donuts found in other Tim Hortons can be found here and even their drive thru service was incredibly friendly.
They are smack dab in the thick of the hotel area so this Tim Hortons was our choice. We came by on a rainy morning so the drive thru was absolutely appreciated. We were expecting lackluster service since there was a long line and, let us face it, drive thru service is rarely friendly. Bu they surpassed our expectations. The line moved quick and the staff was cheerful and polite.
Great donuts, friendly service, and convenience… Of course, I highly recommend them!

When in Canada… try Tim Hortons.
We stopped in for a quick breakfast before heading out to some of the Niagara-​on-​the-​Lake wineries for the day. Good coffee, tasty breakfast sandwiches and donuts, and fast and friendly service. I’d be happy if they decided to expand into Chicago.

Ahh the dunkin donuts of Canada– this place was spectacular! Great coffee, great pastries, and amazing breakfast sandwiches on crumbly biscuits… all in all it was worth exactly what I paid for it… not a cent more or less… but it was the ultimate Canadian way to start a day.

We had breakfast at the famous Tim Horton’s on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls during our recent visit to Niagara Falls. The Canadian maple donut was out of this world delicious, and the rainbow sprinkle donut was great too! I had heard a lot of good things about Tim Horton’s and it certainly lived up to expectations.

Normally I would be saying nothing but good things. But this location in particular shouldn’t even still be running. This is the closest Tim Hortons drive thru to my work so I’ve been stuck going to this one. Just this week I’ve been late for work twice because of their slow service. I started queuing 15 minutes before my shift would start and ended up being fifteen and twenty minutes late when I work across the street. ALL I ORDERED WAS ONE COFFEE. I know what you’re thinking why not go in??? The line up Is almost always put the door.

I love Tim Hortons… still anxiously waiting for them to open up a location in Southern California! This particular one was pretty good. There were tons of people there, but they still managed to move pretty quickly to get orders out. I ordered my usual mocha and donut… no complaints at all.

Just like McDonalds! I read the reviews and thought it might be better than the average fast food joint but nope! The staff is a bit salty and the food is just like any fast food. I must say it was disappointing.

I travel all over Canada and this is the fastest Tim Hortons drive-​through I’ve ever been to! I just had to give a review to the very quick and courteous staff.

There’s not really much you can say about this Tim Hortons that hasn’t been said about every other Tim Hortons. The quality of food, drink (and lineups) are consistent across the board.
We stopped in here for a quick lunch before heading over the boarder and grabbed the coffee, sandwich, doughnut combo. It tasted exactly the same as the combo I had in downtown Toronto last month and the one I had in Pickering last year. There’s a lot to be said for ‘consistency’. I honestly believe that the only difference between locations is the level of service you receive so it truly is the people that make or break this chain.
At this location, the service we received from all involved was okay… nothing outstanding, just okay. It wasn’t particularly fast or overly friendly but it was efficient enough to meet our needs so I can’t complain.
I will say a kudos to the staff member that took our order though. When I mentioned that I would like to have the very last apple fritter, he left immediately (and in mid-​sentence) to go grab it so no one else could get it. Thank you, I appreciated that. :)

I really like to go to Tim Hortons because I get coffee there and it’s very good. Also I like to take my daughters there because they love the Tim bins and they always ask me for two boxes of Tim bins

Good Tim’s located just off the main strip. Tried their new Jalapeño Sausage Breakfast Sandwich, which was very good. Coffee was the usual Tim’s always good

I heart Tim Hortons!
This is what DD should be! I wish we had TImmy’s (as my family and I lovingly refer to it) down here in FL, I’d be there all the time.
We came in because it was something we wanted to try out while in Canada and instantly fell in love. The coffee is great. I had a sausage sandwich and it was really good also. not greasy at all like in other places.
My hubby ordered the Maple Dip donut… I tried it. not gonna lie… and it was heavenly. We also tried the Tim’s Bits later on in our trip and I have to say not one was bad. my personal fave was the sour cream donut.
I totally recommend this place.

I remember going to Tim Horton’s when it first came out in Rochester and it was good. I really enjoyed it. Fast forward… tried it a few times again, each time kinda lost my interest. This last time was in Niagara Falls. My partner and I were heading up to Toronto and decided to stop at Tim Horton’s to grab lunch. We ordered a grilled cheese panini on white and a turkey club on wheat. We also got some doughnut holes for the road. I was disappointed.
First off, this location is HORRIBLE in terms of service. The cashier had no personality and acted as if he didn’t want to be working. Right after taking our order he decided to walk out in the middle of his line of customers to take a smoke break. He also never gave us a receipt or number. Low and behold, he had messed up not only the person before me but our order. Our panini came on multi-​grain bread instead of white, but at this point of multiple mistakes we decided to let it go.
The sandwiches weren’t good. They were sloppily made. The grilled cheese was decent. Not the best. The turkey sub was smothered in a sweet sauce and tasted odd. The doughnut holes were good. I think they only thing they are still good for is the doughnuts and coffee — but even the doughnuts are not the best. If I had a choice, I would have gone elsewhere. Not worth the time and quality.

As far as Tim Hortons go, this one is a gem!
The staff people are the friendliest I’ve ever met at a Tim’s location, and they are fast and efficient! They care about the food and beverages they are serving. Is it just me, or is that a rarity in «fast food» establishments?
Anyway, day or night, this place is a hit. There are always a few people sitting at the tables inside, even at 2 a.m.
Is it because Americans have more appreciation for Timmies than we do? I bet this location sees more U.S. patrons than Canadian… I wonder if that’s that why the staff seem to love their jobs so much?

We saw Tim Hortons at every corner we turned in Toronto. Curiosity got the better of us and we had to stop by just to try to the food when we were by Niagara Falls. We didn’t realize it was a coffee shop like Starbucks but with better food, moreso than like a McDonalds, but we could see how it would be walking in, with the donuts in the front. I ordered the Turkey Caesar sandwich on multigrain bread, toasted. It was pretty damn good! At first I was upset I didn’t see any Caesar or dressing or sauce on the sandwich, which isn’t very big, but once I took a bite, I could taste the crispness of the bread, the freshness of the turkey, and the slight taste of the dressing. One sandwich won’t fill you up, so you’ll have plenty of room for another item on the menu.
There’s plenty of indoor seating at this location, but when your hotel room faces the Falls, you’d rather feast on Tim Hortons sandwiches there. For some reason, they don’t take Visa, so be prepared to bring another kind of credit card or cash.