Tim Hortons

If you close at midnight, you should serve customers until that time. Your staff «hid» and refused to acknowledge me at the drive-​through speaker and at the window. I left after waiting for five minutes. I won’t be back to this location.

I heard so much about Tim Hortons from a Candaian friend that I sort of imagined them as a coffee utopia and krispy cream that married and accepted dollars and looneys.
I was wrong.
Small selection of sub-​par donuts. Coffee was bleh (no raw sugar either). Sandwiches were overpriced. There was a drive through.
This place reminded me of a worse version of Dunkin Donuts. I hope they are better in Canada…

The cashier Molly was nice and friendly but the food was not as good as the friendly service. The sandwich maker had a dirty cloth on the station and both of our sandwiches touched the dirty rag. We got that fixed then we both found hair in our food. At this point I was just sick of it and tossed my Breakfast Sandwich in the trash. I notified the management which was Molly she didn’t say or do anything. No offerings of replacement Sandwich nothing. Poor management in my opinion. How can someone be so careless in front of everyone! Do not go here I promise you will be doing your self a favor! Also floors are dirty and bathrooms below par. A great location with too many issues!

I’ve never liked this restaurant but my son really wanted donuts so I caved. The staff could barely be bothered to even look or talk to us long enough to ring us up. I had a BLT which was mediocre at best.

For the life of me, I can’t find justification to go to this place. The coffee is nothing better than what you get down the street at the convenience store/​gas station.
I don’t know what’s in the chocolate crème filled donut, but it’s neither chocolate nor crème, but it is TOTALLY INEDIBLE. I took one bite, spit it out, and wiped my tongue off with a napkin. Yes, it was that totally disgusting.
The bathroom was dirty and smelled BAD… kinda like an outdoor latrine. (I always love finding that in an eating establishment, don’t you? Makes you wonder about the hygiene of the people making the food. Maybe that’s the secret behind the filling in the donut.)
I think that just about covers it.

Let me make sure I get this right. So we ordered honey dips. We were told it would be 5 minutes because they were going to make fresh ones. So once we get the box they should have been hot right?! Not at all. So I am not sure if they got these from the freezer or what but why did we have to pull over and wait if they were not freshly made. Anyway love TIM HORTONS!!!

Not up to TIM Horton’s usual standards, but it is here. I wish TH corporate would crack down and bring this store up to the high standards we expect and get at other stores.

Well kept, good service. Coffee is weak though and snacks are too sweet.

I didn’t actually know Tim Hortons really existed. I thought it was a Canadian myth that they would tell foolish Americans, like Bigfoot or Celine Dion. But low and behold, on our way back from a wedding in Coldwater, Ohio, we ran into a Dayton Tim Hortons.
And it was spectacular.
T.H. is a donut shop, much like in the way Dunkin Donuts is a Donuts shop. They have a plethora of coffee and sweet treat options but also do some things like breakfast sandwiches. Mostly though, it’s the donuts.
This place actually is just how I feel about Canada — it’s clean, the people in there are friendly and it’s nice to visit but I wouldn’t want to live there (sorry Canada). Although if you wanted to, you could live there, since it’s open 24 hours and has free WIFI. I wonder if you’re already Canadian, could claim diplomatic immunity in a Tim Hortons when running from a crime? Someone from Toronto please try this and let me know.
Thank you, Mr. Horton, for providing a spot for us to rest after a long trip, and a donuts to fill our bellies. You truly are a fine ambassador to your people of the north.