Tim Hortons

Waited for 15 min cause the employee was in the back playing Pokemon on his phone or some garbage. The place is a bloody mess dirty as f*** ! No donuts no soup only 1 type of cookies and 5 basic sanmiches

I got hooked on their Iced Capp when I went for vacation to Toronto this summer. We don’t have a Tim Hortons in Washington State so when visiting Vancouver, BC, I couldn’t wait to get one. It is basically an iced cappuccino that is smooth, creamy and so refreshing. It is not at all sweet. This location is tucked away from the main thoroughfare, No 3 St. so it isn’t that busy. The dining area is nice and spacious.
They have all kinds of doughnuts to choose from and offer some sandwiches/​wraps as well. I like to get the timbits so you can have a variety of flavors without eating a whole doughnut. It is open ²⁴⁄₇ so if you are craving doughnuts or their coffee, smoothies or their iced coffees they are open. Price wise, if there was a Tim Hortons in Seattle I would choose this place over Starbucks. I just wish they had a drive thru.

Service was kind and prompt. Food was okay. Donuts are amazeballs, but hey, I like all donuts. Muffins are odd though. What else do you expect for a loonie?
I find it odd that they don’t list the price of donuts anywhere. But I like their drink board.
Drinks are cheap, which I really do appreciate! No, I don’t care about gourmet coffee or good hot chocolate. It’s good enough for me. Plus they’re 24 hours, so they’re basically my home during exam week.
Overall a nice place, and nothing worth writing home about.

Great in the evening to get some studying done. Lots of space and generally quiet. Been here a couple of times in the morning and even with long line ups it moves fairly quick. Staff are super friendly ~ Also open ²⁴⁄₇

Kind off the beaten track, so good place for some peace and quiet, though lunch rush will be hectic.
Loses half a star b/​c no drive thru option, handy for cold days like now!
Plenty of parking.
closest timmy’s to arthur lang bridge.

I can really go on a tangent about this location, but I’m going to save it.
$ 4 for a wrap that has a spit of ranch, two slices of cucumber, one piece of lettuce and a slice of tomato? You’re kidding me, right?
I always ask for my boston cream donut to NOT be put in a bag, because if it is — I don’t get any chocolate.
Too many times has my order been messed up, after waiting in line for 20 minutes. The more people in line, the worse the service. And I’m pretty confident they have a high turn over, as every time I go in there someone new is in training.
I’m done! There is one down the street, I’ll save my headaches and travel another three minutes.

Came here for some coffee goodness.
Parking here is really nice, as the lot is freaking huge.
I still get confused when I order, with respect to the cup sizes. Why they decided to make that huge «extra» large one is completely beyond me. Seriously, who needs 750mL of coffee? Heart attack anyone?
The seats aren’t the most comfortable, and the tables are mostly bolted down (and therefore unmovable), but at least the stuff tastes decent.

I hope I don’t offend anyone by giving such a popular place 3 stars.
We had heard about Tim Hortons and stopped in for some coffee. I was fairly surprised that there was such a long line, but it moved fairly quickly.
They offer sandwiches, donuts, timbits (donut holes), coffee, and probably other things.
We tried a pack of 10 timbits, 2 long johns (chocolate covered bar w/​sprinkles), and an iced lattes.
The guy helping us was probably new, he ended up putting the 2 long johns together in one bag which caused them to stick together and the chocolate to come off on the bag.
The coffee was actually quite decent, especially for a ‘fast food” chain. I considered getting a vanilla latte but was happy i went with the original as it was already sweet enough for my tastes.
I tried a couple of the tim bits and they were okay. The texture was a bit more doughy and chewy for my tastes, but overall my experience at tim hortons was a-​okay.
Price wise– 2 lattes, 2 donuts, and a pack of 10 timbits was a little over $ 7. Totally affordable, I can see why ppl stop by for a fast and cheap eat.

This morning like every Saturday morning, I take my son to work. On this particular trip, we decided to go to Tim Hortons for a coffee. He likes his double double and mine with cream no sugar.
We get there and it’s busy, as in a weekday busy. This location is not usually this busy but then again. it’s the Olympics and of course there are people here trying out another Canadian food icon.
Coffee is always good at Timmy Ho’s (as we affectionately call it). There seems to be a great divide between Starbucks coffee lovers and the «hockey parent» coffee lovers of Tim Hortons. So I asked my son which did he prefer. He liked the Tim Hortons coffee better. You can go in and order simply «One medium double double to go» that’s it. No fuss, no muss. I like it too.
He had a sandwich with donut and I had an egg salad wrap.
Nice and quick and off we went.
Oh. and if you’re visiting someone, it’s always handy to bring a pack of Tidbits with you.