Tim Hortons

I make a point to visit Tim Horton’s every time I go to Flint. I find their donuts to be better than Dunkin Donuts. I really enjoyed the vanilla cream-​filled donut I had recently. The regular coffee isn’t the best, but fair for the price. The specialty coffees are good, though.
They also have a selection of sandwiches. The egg sandwich is rather basic, but good for a quick bite. On the other hand, the spinach & mozzarella panini I had was quite good.

Donuts, fresh bagels, good coffee, and now Coldstone Creamery inside. Love it ! It’s clean and comfortable inside with big comfy chairs and tv and free wifi. For me, it’s a favorite coffee hangout.

Good coffee. They don’t seem to want you there when done with your order. Feel uncomfortable using wi-​Fi when finished. This used to be my go-​to place. I seldom go to this TH anymore. Staff doesn’t go the extra mile. Owner aloof. Drive-​thru very busy. Not many customers inside. No hot water in men’s room.

Good food bad service. I love tim Horton shops but the employees in this one do not seem to be well trained. I have to repeat my order several times for them to understand what I want. They are all very nice but would do better with some more instruction.

everytime I go to any Tim Hortons location my drink seems like it’s been watered down. Tim Hortons is almost as expensive at Starbucks, I’d rather have Starbucks any day

I went here shortly ago, my first time at a Tim Horton’s. I had never heard of them until now (don’t think they exist in California). We came for breakfast and ordered donuts the first time we went. I was thoroughly unimpressed with them — they certainly did not taste fresh; tasted like they were made without love. And they were not exactly cheap, as donuts go. Alas, it is one of the few donut places around here. Too bad.
The second time I went I got a breakfast sandwich — which was not terrible, but I don’t think it was worth the money. I’m not sure what the appeal of this place is, as there are much much better places for breakfast in existence. I would go to the Mega down the road over Tim Horton’s any day unless my donut craving was reaching critical mass.