Tim Hortons

Decent Tim Horton’s, seating area somewhat cramped and you sort of go searching for the number of chairs you need. Coffee is hot and fresh. Overall, I would return if I was in the area.

The only reason why I enter this location is to use the facilities when I am in the neighborhood! The place consistently smells like a large «facility». This makes me wonder about the kitchen hygiene. The 1 star is actually 0.25 star as it is a location that employs people!

Tims are Tims. This one is OK and seems to be a bustle with activity when I stopped here. Had a French vanilla and a breakfast sandwich. Seems like a very busy location and central on the Danforth.

Who can count all the Timmy’s in Toronto? There is no need, as if you know what are the one close to your work and home about, then that’s all you need. Our home Timmy’s at Logan and Danforth seems to be ALWAYS busy and full. Mostly filled with elderly Greek men and some people with questionable mental health, but since they keep quite quiet it is okay. Sometimes the place is smelly, because it gets all kinds of crowds.
When writing this post I am thinking of eggsalad sandwich, which I enjoyed last time on that location. I even posted a photo of it, showing how good it looked with my tea. I miss it. But tea and ginger cookies still taste the same on that busy spot.
When planning a visit there, be aware that this is more a take-​away place than a sitting in place, as there are seldom empty seats, though for some reason we have always found a place to sit there ;) maybe it is the neighbourhood luck.

So I was starving after my Moksha Yoga class on a random Sunday afternoon, when I decided to run in here and get myself a cream cheese bagel.
The server prepared my toasted bagel while eating a cheesy sandwich. When I looked at her with disgust and shock, she was exceptionally indifferent. She even had the HIDEOUS strand of cheese hanging from her lips when she set the bagel on the counter.
Gross.