Tim Hortons

Second time ever trying Tim Hortons. First time was very excellent, so why not give Tims another go? Went in this location to order a iced caramel latte and a iced cap with mint chocolate. Also was feeling for some raspberry timbits. Out came a hot caramel latte and a iced cap with mocha with no receipt. I asked the cashier about my order. He asked for my receipt. Keep in mind I have not left the counter. I told him he never gave me one. He proceeded to tell me they don’t make iced caramel lattes. And that what he made me WAS a mint chip iced cap. He then gave me a cup of ice to tell me to mix it with the latte. Not to mention the four raspberry Timbits I ordered, only one had raspberry filling in it… Sorry to say but wasn’t satisfied with our «order» so we just tossed it. I hope no one else experienced this. Overall was a pretty rough experience compared to my first one.

This isn’t a great Tim Horton’s location. It is mixed in with office buildings and street parking is tough to find. The location is also pretty small so tables are tough to get.
But Tim Horton’s makes decent coffee and their donuts are always tasty.

The employees here are all friendly and patient towards this American tourist. I was sweating like a piggy and needed something to cool me down. The small is really small, but enough to relieve me of my discomforts. I actually prefer this size to the small/​tall from Starbucks.

Tim Hortons is like the cheap Canadian version of Starbucks. Where there is a Starbucks, there’s a Tim Hortons. It has coffee and donuts. It doesn’t really taste that good.

Though it’s a good-​size one, the layout’s a bit weird – mostly rectangular esp. by the lineups where it can be pretty shady. Only 5 round tables of 4 at the front.
But great location, esp. if you work close by here & don’t need to park b/​c the meters are one of the more expensive ones in the area.
Also great for the convention & cruise tourists too.
Added bonus in the summer is its doors that open up to a bit of a patio but no seating, just another access up the stairs to Pan Pacific.
free wifi.

Crap as far as Timmy Hoes’ rankings go. Also, no iced coffee? Only iced espresso here… Dirty inside and limited seating. Blech.

An Iced Latte was needed as a quicker picker upper but Im pretty sure the stuff served me was a powder mix. Seating area was cramped and no wi-​fi :-(At least I got rid of a pocket full of nickels, dimes and pennies here!!!

Roll up the rim to win! Come down here to lose.
Everything seems pretty typical of a Timmy Ho’s, but as you walk in there, you’ll notice that of the entire food court, this place is the closest to the washrooms. Sorry Timmy, you got the shit end of the stick.
Not the type of beans you’re expecting to smell.
Service was friendly and even give my friend (female) extra Timbits. I guess I’m losing my touch :(

Even though it’s clearly posted, only accepting MasterCard and no other form of credit or debit (no debit visa even) was just terrible. We would have been stuck. Given all the hotels around here, how can they get away with this and still be traveler friendly. Hell even the small fudge shop we went to later in the day inside a market took visa/​mc/​amex.

Ewwww. The donuts are so soggy and gummy, not light and fluffy. This is really sad representation on what Canada has to offer on the donut front. On top of that, the coffee is weak and they don’t take American Express. That is even weaker. One star and will never go back unless they change things.

I ordered the new Chicken and Roasted Corn soup today with my soup combo… it tasted like the chipotle corn soup that I bought from the Grocery store that I really did not enjoy. the spices just didn’t compliment each other very well. at least I didn’t think so.
The apple fritter was small and was about half the size of previous ones I use to order… glaze was minimal.
Tim Hortons usually never disappoints… maybe I’ve just become a picky eater with all the fancy Vancouver eats.