Tim Hortons

If you’re a compulsive artist, then you Draw-​tons. You could even come in this lobby and do your sketches, and use their wifi, and such. It’s shiny and brand new, so new that it’s not even on the Unilocal map yet — until now.
However the product and service are not recommended. She messed up my order, which was fine because she replaced it, but she had major attitude about replacing it and then didn’t make the sweet tea I asked for properly. It wasn’t extra sweet, in fact it was barely sweet. And the outside of it was all sticky as if she’d made it with contempt and spilled sugar or whatever, all over the cup.
As for the coffee, well, it was one of the worst ones I’ve had. It was both lukewarm and under-​sweet, although it was plenty milky. I only ask for 3 things, for it to be sweet, milky, and piping hot. When you get a 4 & 4 it should be all three, and one out of three is really poor.
Finally, be very careful on exit from this location. The ramp is absolutely horrible, and will completely scratch up the bottom of most cars. It’s not just for lowriders… this warning will concern most people, because the sudden steep dip is just that dramatic and very, very poorly designed. 1 star all round for this brand new location, the only location East of Transit without going down to Aurora St, up to Genessee, or way East to Alden. Very poor.
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 they were a bar it’d be Gin Hortons. At least then you could drown your sorrows about your car getting messed up.