Tim Hortons

It’s a chain so… Basic coffee and tea options but inexpensive, clean, reliable wifi, outdoor seating and lots of parking. If you just need basic this is a great Tim Horton’s for it.

The chicken wrap is a super cheap lunch option! Also the Oreo doughnut, and the smoothies, are both super good. These people know how to make a darn good maple breakfast sandwich! (Probably predictable, because it’s Canadian). I had the sausage one, and it was totally different than the McDonald’s equivalent — more natural and wholesome tasting — but every but as delicious.
Enjoy it! There are only a handful of Tim Hortons in the US, and as far as I know they’re mainly in Ohio and Michigan… I sure miss them when I’m in California!
Like every Tim Hortons I’ve ever been to, it was clean, the staff was friendly, and they had free wifi. I didn’t have a muffin, but I did notice they were super cheap — and delicious looking.
Oh, and don’t forget your order of timbits!

This Cold Stone/​Tim Hortons is so convenient! I’ve stopped several times on my way to the west side of the state. The staff is generally friendly and quick.
I have ordered ice cream sandwiches often it was very disappointed with how small and pathetic the one I got recently. I hope they go back to the original size. I must say the buffalo chicken wrap I got this last time was great– not too much buffalo sauce so it was edible.

The location is close to an exit near I-​96 which is convenient. They have Cold Stone Creamery in the same location so if you have a major sweet tooth, this is a good place. Free wifi and reasonably large number of tables. Their coffee is just not my cup of coffee, I suppose I’m a coffee snob. It’s just way too weak for my liking. Also, it’s never a good thing when you have two leaks from the roof but I understand it can take a while to get it fixed.

Great place. The girls that work there are so friendly!

Geniuses working the drive-​thru on a Saturday. When I asked if their sausage was pork or turkey, he responded: «It’s a patty.» No shit, Sherlock. Then they shorted us a muffin. So while the food and drink we did get were good, the service was sub par.

We joke about this place in Austin (my wife and I do) because she lived in Detroit for a while as a kid and has memories of going there for donuts. I’d never been, but we always see the sign on the boards at Red Wings games on TV, so we had to go. The donuts were good, especially the maple (kind of a rarity in Austin) though the breakfast sandwiches are just OK. The coffee is pretty good, nothing spectacular. Better than Dunkin Donuts, if you ask me. The inside is pretty bland. Most of the stores share space with a Cold Stone Creamery, which we didn’t try, but I assume is the same as Marble Slab, which is usually good.

Cold Stone Creamery.
Nuff said.