Tim Hortons

The iced cinnamon roll was fantastic. I stop at Tim Horton’s as soon as I enter Canada because it’s not a road trip until I’ve had Timmy’s.

Oh Tim Hortons… I’ve been wanting to visit you ever since I became a hockey fan. I love that you are so philanthropic with your local youth hockey leagues and Children’s Foundation. I had one day in Vancouver and the only thing that I knew I HAD to do was visit Timmies. It was a bittersweet moment. Finally, I was able to relish in Timbits, a donut, and coffee but now I know I don’t ever have to go back.
Sadly, your donuts are worse than Dunkin’ and that is saying a lot. Dry and tasteless… underwhelming. I had ¼ of a vanilla donut with sprinkles (some sort of «Santa» donut — I don’t remember what it was called) before throwing it away and one of each of your assorted Timbits. I believe I worked myself up more than necessary. The coffee was ok, but nothing memorable. I’m sorry to say this may be the last you will be hearing from me, but please continue to help out those kids with other profits you get from those incredible Canadians.

This is one of the nicer Timmies I’ve been to. Comfy chairs, fake fireplaces, and good ol Timmies coffee. A nice welcome home if you just crossed the border from the US

GOOD!
Whenever I fly to Vancouver, I always try to make sure I get a fix of Tim Hortons. Here, I sat down and had a double-​double, a hot chocolate, a sandwich, a honey crueller, and a box of timbits, and enjoyed what I had.
You can’t say you’ve been to Canada if you haven’t had Tim Hortons :)

This is the slowest Tim Horton’s I have ever been to, and the quality of the service certainly does not make up for it. The people taking my orders never seem to actually listen. Before I can even finish saying a «hi», I would be interrupted with «for here or to go?». When I actually tell them what I want, I would always have to repeat my order because they can’t seem to remember what you have said past the first 5 words.
That was just my experience here in general. There were many specific incidences when I’ve received bad service that I don’t want to write here so this review doesn’t become a novel.
In short:
Speedy service? Nope. Friendly staff? Nope — never even gotten a «thank you» or a smile from them.

Efficient drive-​thru, 2 lanes.
One of the first ones with nice comffy lounge seating in the far corner when you walk in.
Even one patio outside too.

consistant

Tim Hortons is a must if you are coming up from the States!
This is a pretty average Tim Hortons location. This review is more for my fellow Americans who may not have experienced the Tim Hortons. I think there must be crack in the coffee. It is basic stuff a la Dunkin Donuts, but it wildly delish. Much like D.D. they add the cream and sugar for you, so be prepared to tell them how many of each. The bagel is also basic, but their garlic herb cream cheese is awesome. I also highly recommend the Honey Cruller. It has a light, almost custardy texture and has a slight honey taste, but nothing overwhelming. Yummy!

Over the years, I have come to realize that its sweet over savoury when it comes to Tim’s food.
I will always be a fan of the donuts and baked goods but when it comes to sandwiches, wraps, soups, etc, I rather starve.
I want to enjoy the food but the packaging ruins the taste, smell and flavour of the goods. The bagels, sandwiches and wraps wax paper makes the product taste like wax, and the to-​go soup containers make the soups taste and smell like melted plastic! This has happened too many times now so no more soup for me! Or anything wrapped in wax paper.
I still sport the timbits and coffee. Hopefully, Tim’s head office investigates these issues and can bring out the best of their food.