Tim Hortons

I go here probably four days a week. I love the coffee. It’s always fresh and made the way I like it.
The donuts are usually pretty good but most of the time I get an old fashioned cake or apple fritter. Nothing special but as long as they are fresh, it’s all good. Some times my kids get the sprinkle donuts and they are usually pretty good too.
The breakfast sandwiches are ok. The regs taste weird to me. Like they are powdered or something. I usually don’t get one often because they are expensive. However, in a pinch I’ll get the breakfast wrap. (same as sandwich but with a tortilla instead of biscuit).
Anyways, the coffee is the best and why I still go here.

Tim Hortons is a great Canadian import. No, the sandwiches aren’t superbly delicious, but probably everyone eating here is just doing it so that they can talk themselves into having coffee and a donut for dessert.
And the donuts are great… particularly the chocolate glazed and the cruller. If ordering coffee, be aware that at Tim Hortons they prep it for you… so of you want 2 creams and 2 sugars order a «Double Double.»
So this place is worth a stop… just be sure you don’t leave without trying a donut and some coffee.

The service wasn’t anything special. The kids in the back are usually too busy goofing off and talking to be bothered to work much. The café mocha was okay, not too sweet but not much flavor. The muffins are good, though.

I wanted a chain coffee shop experience. This means a place where I can pay a little extra for a coffee and a doughnut to get what I really want. The real prize is an easily accessible, somewhat quiet place to get a little work done on the internet. I have found other Tim Horton’s to be good for this purpose. It is not MacD’s. That is the designated province of sticky booths and noisy kids. This Tim Horton’s was a big disappointment. NO INTERNET. The lady behind the counter said the router had malfunctioned some time ago and she did not know IF they would be getting another one. A coffee shop with no internet is like a gas station with no bathroom. Most unwelcome! The coffee was decent. The doughnut was lousy. I wish it had occurred to me to ask about the internet before I bought either. The service was also fairly lack-​luster, but all these sins would have been forgiven. What I really wanted was the internet.

the service is always pretty miserable. it doesn’t matter what Tim Horton’s you go to. But their food is always sooo good for breakfast. I love the breakfast bagel sandwiches. We don’t have it super often, but they did have a asiago and tomato bagel. I had that with sausage egg and cheese. yumm.
I’ll be back when I’m in the area because I like the food.

good service, generic food
apple was rotten

The kids who work here don’t care if they get your order right or not. Last week I had to fight for the apple that came with my combo and this week they didn’t toast my bagel even though I repeated my order twice. One of them was too busy on his phone to help the others. Next week I m going to the donut place down the street

Whenever I’m headed northward on I-​75, I always look for a Tim Horton’s since there are none close to Downtown Cincinnati. Unfortunately, the Springboro location did not meet expectations; I should have stopped at the Monroe store instead.
Tim Horton’s is famous for their lemon donuts, of which this store had none. It seemed like they carried half the variety of other locations. I settled for a crème filled instead. The coffee menu also seemed lacking. I ordered a French Vanilla coffee, which arrived tasting black with no flavoring. When I sought out cream and sugar, I discovered they were out of the former. I loaded my coffee up with three sugar packets to make the taste bearable.
Sorry Springboro Tim Horton’s, I’ll be taking my business a few exits south next time.