Tim Hortons Cafe & Bake Shop

Thorough service. First time trying tim hortons and got a french vanilla. Quality!!! But dunkin always has a special place in my heart.

I have stopped at this 24 hour Tim Horton’s a handful of times during road trips and it has been a godsend. It’s adjacent to a gas station that has a clean bathroom – yes, a gas station with a clean bathroom! It’s a good place to take care of necessities and to top it with a good coffee or donut when on the road. I have not had the food at this Timmy Ho’s, so cannot attest to it but recommend checking it out.

The Canadian Dunkin’ Donuts is trying hard to be the Canadian Starbucks these days, and is not doing a bad job of it all. They now feature a small panini/​wrap menu, really decent hot soup, and surprisingly good small smoothies (sort of ice concoctions, not true smoothies, but so it goes these days). The baked goods still don’t really send me — I think for some reason these are much better on Canadian home turf than over the border here — but they do taste differently than Dunky’s and don’t require a mortgage to purchase, as do Starbucks’ baked items these days.
The staff here were extremely friendly and service quick. This is an «express» location with counter service only, and it’s a little awkward to get around inside, although they had a flat screen TV (on ESPN) and a fake fire place for a little bit of warmth, somehow the fact that it’s open to and communicates with a mini-​mart reduced the classic Tim Horton charm quite a bit. The whole complex is attached to a gas station as well, and the pump layout — facing straight in to the store, not parallel to the front — makes parking very very awkward here. I do note they have a big lot for RVs and buses and I suppose you could park a truck in the lot. It’s relatively easy on and off from I-​81 — you have to take a left and then an immediate left across traffic to get in, but getting out dumps you right back onto the feeder road to the entrance so that makes up for it.
I’m not going to sing to the high heavens, since it’s not quite as good as the Tim’s in the Great White North, but it’s probably a cut above the Dunkin’s across the street even on a bad day, particularly if you want soup. Recommended for the quick hot lunch off the road with casual sit-​down.

Blueberry fritters are FANTASTIC AND Tim’s has friendly staff. Hot chocolate is like chocolate sugar water. DD’s is so much better. Tired of stale from the other place? Cross the street and head to Tim’s!

Great Fresh coffee. Great Sandwiches. I would love to go there again. My first visit was on the way to Buffalo, NY. The sad part is I dont find any in PA :(:(
I would highly recommend café for Coffee and Sandwiches.