Tim Hortons

Never have Tim Bits :(or Chocolate Dipped Donuts!!! Not to mention the guy who works late night is rude as hell. Not sure why I keep stopping there :(

Morning breakfast is meant to be quick and easy, but unfortunately the set up of this location doesn’t make it that possible. Depending on where you enter, it’s almost impossible to get in the drive thru lane in the morning with the large flux of cars. I wish this location offered a larger parking lot (one that isn’t taken up by Wendy’s spots).
Overall good service though for a cheap on the go breakfast!

Incredibly delicious cold breakfast sandwiches. The ice cold hash brown and second-​rate coffee make a great combo. The best part of my breakfast experience was when the cold slice of cheese slid out of my sandwich and onto my lap; a snack for later! I absolutely love it when the hash brown is colder than the ketchup I dip it in. Nothing beats a cold, grease-​soaked potato for breakfast; I can’t get enough!
Tips: Be sure to inquire about the «limited batch» coffee so you just get the original blend anyway; they didn’t even know they had it. But that’s okay! It probably would’ve been very tasty. Also, if you request to have your sandwich warmed up they will happily make you another cold one!

Tim Horton’s is a staple donut and pastry shop and all of their stores do a good job with those. The donut selection is always ample and the price is right. Their seasonal donuts are usually pretty tasty (Apple Pie fritters: yum!) and their coffee is always leading edge. The seating and wifi are decent at this location. It never gets too crowded and it’s mostly warm inside.
My only complaint is that with the wrong server, service can be kind of unexciting. None of the employees ever seem really happy to see you. Will they help you? Sure. Will it be fun? Nah. But that’s only worth one star.

Standard Tim Hortons. Due to its corner location, escaping after going through the drive thru may be very difficult. My advice: go left back through the parking lot and get onto Olentangy via a right turn. Otherwise, you may be waiting with a turn indicator on for a very long time.
If you don’t know about Tim Hortons, this is a Canadian chain store specializing in coffee and doughnuts, but that have branched out into lunch foods, bagels, stews, bread bowl meals, and specialty frozen coffee drinks. The doughnut holes are called Timbits and are every bit as food as their massive doughnut selection.
I occasionally buy cans of ground coffee from inside the store to give to people who do not have a Tim Hortons nearby, and it always goes over well, so this must be good stuff.
I like the breakfasts here, but avoid the lunch. Their value meals are breadbowl stew, doughnut, and coffee/​soda. Kind of bizarre, but someone must be buying this oddball combo.
Get a bagel or doughnut and see if you’ve got the stones to try a non traditional fast food lunch. Overall, a very competent, if unconventional, place to eat.

Stopped here this morning to get a bagel and donut… Never again! Asked for a plain bagel toasted with butter, when I got to work and ready to eat it I noticed that it was not toasted at all was only able to eat one slice before I threw it away (I mean who wants a soft bagel). The donut was a whole mother level of nasty! Ordered a Sour cream glazed donut and it had a weird almost burnt taste. I wish I could give this place no stars. I will stick to the Tim Hortons on bethel its the best!

Tim Hortons has some pretty great coffee and decent food.

A nice, clean looking tim Hortons with lots of seating.
Why does Tim Hortons only have 5 different flavours of Timbits? Seems in Canada there are like 5 dozen types.
Also, as it seems in a few Tim hotrons, not designed to handle more than 3 people in a line up for a coffee.
They have a drive-​thru, long line for that.
Popular place — the coffee is really GOOD — better than SB.

I visit friends in Columbus a couple of times a year and always make it a point to stop at this Tim Horton’s. The parking lot is a bit small for busy times (and can be a pain to get into/​out of), but the restaurant itself is always clean and the employees have been very friendly and helpful every time I’ve visited. Coffee is always hot and fresh and despite the fact that I usually drop by later in the morning/​closer to lunchtime, the donuts have always been fresh as well. An earlier reviewer mentioned that they should use this Timmy’s as a training location for new employees and I have to agree. The biggest problem I’ve had is that I’ve never been able to get their free wi-​fi to work (on phone or computer).

This Tim Horton’s has the most consistently fast drive thru I have seen. Coffee is always fresh — even in the afternoon when some other places coffee is not.

Stopped in with my girlfriend for coffee and breakfast at TH early on a weekday, was waited on quickly, the breakfast menu is kind of out of the way, more by the order pick up area, luckily I knew what I wanted when I came in, I ordered a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich with hash browns and a coffee, the order was filled quickly, the sandwich was quite tasty, although the hash brown was the smallest I have ever seen, more of a hash brown bite than an order of hash browns, the coffee was hot and good, the dining area was clean and spacious, I will stop in again when in the area for breakfast

OMG! I bought donuts late at night and they were hard as a ROCK. This wasn’t the first time that happened. I called and spoke with a man. Should have gotten his name. He was Super RUDE. He said there is nothing he can do about it because that is all the left him with is HARD donuts. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! AND STALE DONUTS! Better off going to KROGER

In the morning I pass a few coffee places — Starbucks and Tim Hortons being two of them. I usually like to either make coffee at home or stop by a local place like Grandview Grind, but sometimes I’m just in a hurry and need my coffee NOW!
This particular morning, I was in a rush and the Starbucks line was 7 cars deep. Down the street, Tim Hortons was, too. I thought my morning coffee plans had been botched until I realized I was already holding a hot cup of delicious (not burnt) coffee. The drive through line moved SO fast.
I don’t know if it’s exceptional service, the fact that most people weren’t ordering a ‘caramel-​macchiato-​skinny-​hold-​the-​whip-​2-​shots-​please” type of drink or a combination of both, but I ordered, paid and had my drink within 20 seconds of arriving at the drive through.
Great way to start the morning, for sure!

This was my first time at a Tim Hortons. Apparently all of the Canadians rave about this chain. I was excited to try it out and see what all the fuss was about. I felt the coffee was just average. Nice, clean place though; it has personality. I might try it again next time I’m in town but it won’t be on the top of my list.

This Tim Hortons should be used as a training store for all other TH stores in the rest of the city.
Unlike most other locations, whatever I want, donuts, muffins, etc, it is always in stock and fresh. The coffee is always fresh (some stores don’t play by the 20 minute rule). The restaurant and restrooms both are always sparkling clean. And best of all the employees are always friendly.
If I were the regional manager for TH I’d give everyone at this location a raise. When I need my TH fix I go to this store even though there is another closer to where I live.

Okay I did drive-​thru in a cab. The breakfast burrito was really underwhelming I should gone to the Wendy’s next door.
The coffee okay. The lid sucked. It would not close properly once you open it. As a result I got coffee on me while getting out of the cab.
You’re luck you got 2 stars. I probably won’t try one again though.
–bill

Haven’t been to a Tim Horton’s since the last time I went to Toronto (I’m from California where Starbucks and Peet’s Coffee reign supreme…)
I loove the Timbits and how there is a wide variety of flavors. Even a jelly filled Timbit! If only Tim Horton’s came across to California…
Yummy in my tummy!

Tim Hortons. The Sanctuary of the Holy Church Going Crowd as they search for the appropriate offering. Donuts, breakfast breads, and more donuts. Coffee and Timbits. Amen.
However on one particular warm night in July, I made a pilgrimage to Tim Hortons in order to find an appeasing sacrifice to the gods of Late Night Munchies. The man on the other end of the driver thru speaker must have been warned about me, and thus a trap was set. Every donut I ordered they were out of. I got smart to his game and asked what they did have in stock, and formulated a new list of donuts.
Driving away I looked in my box of sugary goods to see that not a SINGLE donut I ordered was among the donuts in the box.
The gods of Late Night Munchies have cruel senses of humor.