Tim Horton’s

I like going here early in the morning sometimes because the service is fast and they actually put your order in correctly and they’re funny and nice. There’s a seating area and it’s in the main doors of the greyhound station.
It’s what’s around this early one might dislike. There’s a lot of beggar’s and they can be rude and harass you.

If you’re sick of waiting for your bus, then come to Tim Boretons.
Actually, don’t, because this is one of the least impressive Hortons in the city. I believe it has higher prices that other locations (although that may have changed recently), and one thing that certainly sets it apart is the consistently gruff and annoyed service, combined with the consistently nasty tasting coffee. It was hot, I’ll give them that much. But it wasn’t nearly sweet enough and the milk tasted very weird. And one out of three doesn’t cut it.
The Greyhound station is a very special place for me and I’ve taken buses out of here on many occasions. But unfortunately that doesn’t excuse the awful coffee they’re selling to travellers and tourists. Fully deserving of the 1 star based on several disgruntled experiences.
Chain info: Canadian coffee chain that is literally all over Buffalo, where I always order the 4 & 4 which you should try… it’s very milky and very sweet and very delicious. It is for a good friend, but I always have some of it first (since I’m usually paying for it these days) and then judge it compared to all the other locations in town.
And if you’re outside the station trying to sell yourself to passengers and bus drivers, then you’re better off at Tim W**retons.

This Tim Horton’s is located inside the bus terminal & it’s the worst Tim Horton’s I’ve ever been to.
Donuts were stale. The honey cruller was very stale & the glazed sour cream was also stale (though not as bad as the honey cruller).
That said, there’s not much choice in the bus terminal, so at least the Tim Horton’s is a source of food when needed, especially in the wee hours. That’s something.