Tim Hortons

Have to admit a few things first…
First, I’m not much of a coffee fan. I have never in my life thought, «Gee, I’d really like a cup of coffee.»
Second, I’m from Seattle. Starbucks originated in Seattle. For me, the bar is set by them.
Third, after eight years in Canada, this is actually the first time I’ve ever been in a Tim Hortons.
And lastly … no, i didn’t order any coffee here.
Okay, having ‘fessed up to all that, my visit was fine. I was told there was a recent renovation, and the setting was pleasant, clean, and comfortable. The service was speedy and the array of donuts was impressive. I decided to try the much-​advertised new steak and egg on cheddar biscuit. On TV, the «stack» of steak is promoted, but I found it to be a rather thin layer instead. And my TV must magnify things, because in person it seemed considerably smaller. However, the same can be said for a Big Mac, so I won’t hold that against them. It was warm and tasty, but I doubt I’d order it again. My companions seemed happy with their coffee and steeped tea, which I was told was volcanically hot and didn’t become a drinkable temperature until after we had left, so I’m not sure what the allure is to simply sit looking at it while there, but then I don’t see the allure of coffee at all, so who am I to judge?
All in all, I feel like visiting a TH can be checked off my Canadian bucket list and doesn’t require a second experience. I do appreciate their involvement in community and youth activities. And, ok, a last confession … it never fails to amuse me when my small grandson is asked whether he wants a whole donut or a donut hole. Long live Timbits!

I can’t believe that I’ve been going to this outlet for years, but have only checked in once!
I have never, EVER had a problem or even an issue at this location. It is always nice and clean, and the staff is always friendly and courteous.
Over the years, I swear I’ve tried darn near everything on the menu at one time or another. I can honestly say that I’ve never eaten anything that I truly disliked. Some things are better than others according to my palette, but overall I do enjoy their food.
After being diagnosed as diabetic, I now mostly enjoy a large black coffee, occasionally indulging in a Timbit or two or an Ice Cap with a shot of mint on a hot day.
The main reason that I wanted to write this review is because of a couple of negative reviews by the same gentleman, made in 2013. He said in both reviews that the coffee tasted like it was burnt. I, for one, have always enjoyed Timmies coffee, and never once thought it tasted «burnt.» Which leads me to my next question… how do you «burn» coffee? Granted, this gentleman may have encountered a bad batch of coffee beans that the restaurant may have ordered and that may have been the reason for his reviews.
I think that this Tim Hortons deserves more than a 3 star review. Hopefully you in reading this, will think so too.

I had a problem in the drive thru and the staff were not that helpful. The owner called me and was defensive even before the conversation started. The orders are seldom correct they miss items quite frequently, there seems to be poor leadership and guidance with the staff.

I’m shocked that this location wasn’t in here yet! It’s a staple for us whether it be an after soccer timbits treat or a Mommy Daughter bevvie date! Drive thru is always fast!