Tim Hortons

I first visited a Tim Horton’s about a year ago when I was in Toronto. Glad to see they suck in the US as bad as they suck in Canada. I get to the counter and the guy is in another world. I had to wave and shout at him to wake him up. I give him my order and he quickly rings me up, takes my money, and then tosses my coffee to the center in front of me and points your food will be over there. After a couple of minutes a girl hands me my food in a bag. I sit down and take a bite of the hash brown. I thought I bit into the paper wrapper around it at first, nope that’s just how it tasted. Hard and half burn on the outside mush on the inside. I asked for another as I showed it to them and you would think I asked for all of the money in the till based on their look. I got another one and it was better but still not great. I get my sandwich out and all it is is a biscuit that they put in the panini press. The meat tasted like ground up lunch meat you get at the dollar store, and the cheese tasted old. I choked it down with coffee that could probably serve as motor oil in my car. The only reason I gave this place 2 stars is because they were quick, and that might be the problem. Slow down just a second and make sure you are serving quality.

Beware of drinking cold drinks from there. Black specks of probable mold in drinks with ice. Experienced in both iced coffee as well as soda. Also store lobby for customers unkempt. Floor & tables were very dirty. Was there during slow period and no one there trying to clean anything.

I had never been to this place till I tried the one on Fayette st downtown and I must say the sandwiches are good and the coffee was amazing! !

Never heard of this place, but pulled over for a latte… and ended up pleasantly surprised. The coffee was GOOD here. It’s rare I say that. I also had a donut, which was pretty similar to Krispy Kreme… I dig this place! Wish there were locations closer to where I live. I also noticed they have a tea latte, which I really want to try! Hope to be back again.

Cheaper than Dunkin and tastier food in my opinion — can’t go wrong here for a quick bite
The people working here are always super nice and the service is usually very fast. They move the line quite well here during the morning rush.
Try their egg white english muffin sandwich — fantastic!

By far THE best coffee in town. The coffee alone wins Timmy Ho’s a 5-​star rating. Once you’ve had a cup of Tim Horton’s coffee you’ll willingly breakup with the other coffee places.
And the lunch menu is perfect with a nice selection of creamy soups, wraps and hearty sandwiches — my favorite is the chicken pesto pannini on multigrain bread. And the donuts are always fresh and delicious. A box of 10 or 20 TimBits makes traveling go by a little quicker.

Yum hot smoothies! also love the PBJ donut! COFFEE is always great! big fan of the belt as well! Will eat and drink here over and over again!

Being from West Coast, I had never heard of Tim Hortons. When I first drove by it, I thought it was an auto parts store or a fast food stop, but it turned out to be a pretty good donut shop. The interior décor reminds me of Krispie Kreme, as it’s clean, bright, and very café-​esque. Their onion bagels have a light, french bread-​like texture and are less dense than Noahs Bagels, but very flavorful. They offer 10 flavors of donut holes (also called Tim Bits) including less common ones such as cherry, raspberry, apple fritter, honey dipped, and banana. The banana Tim Bits were deliciously tender with a banana-​candy flavor. Service was efficient, and since they’re open 24 hours a day, you’ll have access to donuts whenever you want!

Get the PB and J donut! Great coffee and baked goods. Please come to the rest of the USA and give that hack coffee shop Starbucks a run for their money.