Tim Hortons

This is a very convenient location. It’s directly across from the GO Station and close to the QEW. The drive thru has always been a nigntmare, so recently they have put up a partition so the line doesn’t flow out onto the road and blocking traffic. It has made for better flow of traffic despite being a little tricky to get into.
They do not serve plain timbits which is a bit of a let down since I periodically like to get one for my dog. They do sometimes give me a free sour cream glazed if I happen to run into a «real dog person» at the drive thru window.
While the staff is always friendly, I often get burnt coffee from this location which is always super disappointing when I take my first sip half way to Burlington on my way work.
I actually go out of my way now to avoid this location due to the awkward drive thru and burnt coffee, but it is convenient that they are open 24hrs. Makes the extra early mornings a little better.

This Tims is the closest one to the Oakville GO Station, so if you’ve got some time before your train leaves — or just missed one — it’s a good place to grab a beverage and a snack. A bit too far if you’re walking and have less than about 20 minutes, though.
As far as Hortons go, it’s got a bit of a weird layout inside — the counter curves around the kitchen area. I’m fairly sure that this is a side effect of this building originally being a Burger King, at least 15 years ago. Since then, it became a Hortons, and at one point was — and might still be — a corporate training store. What this means is that there are often an excess of people present, from all over North America, but depending on where you are in the training cycle, they may be completely clueless. It also means a fairly high turnover for employees.
Seating area is a bit odd — partially because I don’t think this one’s been renovated in a while, and probably also owing to the Burger King roots. Plastic benches throughout, as opposed to the more chair-​based approach taken by newer Timmy’s.
Food is pretty standard for a Tim Hortons — not the greatest, but not bad either. They do have sandwiches, but the counter is around the side (told you the layout was weird).
If you have Cogeco cable Internet and a Cogeco email account, you get something almost no other Tim Hortons in Canada has — FREE WIFI. Use it in good health.
Drive through is to be avoided completely during morning rush hour. Either get coffee at home, in the station, or when you get to work, because this one’s gonna be packed.