Tim Hortons

Cold sandwiches and cold donuts and hard stale hash browns. I was expecting more for a first time experience with this chain. Croissant was cold and sausage was luke warm. Nobody washes their hands prior to doing anything. Services were just ok. Couple of young kids that don’t have any training on serving food or cooking practices. Stale hash browns should be thrown out. And fresh ones served. The only thing that saved this place was how good the donuts were, I had to warm them up before eating, and I wasn’t even offered that as a service. Hard to talk to these young people because they take everything so personally. I didn’t get a receipt nor was I offered one, so I couldn’t send this to corporate. Completely dissatisfied. The atmosphere was saved because this is part of line of stores. I

Friendly and helpful staff. They waited patiently while I got each of my families requests. They even explained some of the donut options that I have never tried. The case was well stocked, as you can see in my photo. My favorite has to be the birthday cake timbits.

Typical gas station experience. Service in drive thru is always better than going inside. Gets 4 stars because it’s not outstanding and I think they need to serve breakfast all day, not just until 11AM. Never out of my fav Boston Crème donut so I love that I can always rely on that. Staff is friendly but some of them are not skilled in helping with discounts for using the app. Love me some of them timbits. The Mrs is always asking for em.

I called here around noon to ask how long they served breakfast. The nice lady said the menu changed at 11:00 but that she would cook anything all day. I asked again just to be sure - she reassured me that the whole selection would be available. So I drove the hour to get there to try the Ryan's breakfast things that they started serving. When I got there at about 2:00 I finally got the attention of the lone guy working there. He told me all they had left was a few bagels and that he quit cooking breakfast at 11:00. It's no wonder these restaurants are going out of business in the U.S. So I went to the Little Sandy's Restaurant across the store and got a outstanding meal there.

Paid $10.25 for a large hot mocha that was cold. Services wasn’t warm, either.