Tim Hortons

Pros: fast delivery of sludge passing for coffee and many donuts smothered in too much sugar
Cons: nuked donuts; thick sludgy coffee; too much sugar over donuts; no baking donuts on site

Tim Hortons in 2008 is a disgrace to the founders' ideals of service and the provision of freash coffee and FRESH donuts to a local cliental that could meet in a warm, local shop to figuratively chat over the old cracker barrel.  It is now strictly ...

Pros: Tim Bits Coffee Ham and Swiss sandwich Hash Browns
Cons: Can't really think of one.

I hang out at a railroad museum in Owosso, MI. Whenever I go there I always eat at least one meal at Tim's. I have never had a bad meal there. Be it breakfast lunch or dinner. The Sandwiches are always good. They will even serve the ham and Swiss ...

Pros: Fairly nice facilities. Breakfast sandwich is somewhat tasty.
Cons: Donuts are just not that good... period. Always Fresh?? Nah!

I owned Wendy's stock (long ago, pre-TH merger). I began hearing about Tim Horton's and was rather enthused to hear they were moving into my state. In my part of the state there is a complete lack of good donuts. Not a decent bakery within 60 miles ...

Pros: Good substantial food, well prepared in a clean, quiet, upscale atmosphere.
Cons: The chili could use some chili powder.

Tim Horton's is a Canadian coffee shop with some U.S. stores. I love eating at Tim Horton's. It's like eating at your paternal grandmother's home. It's like home cooking made by a grandmother who loves you, is a great baker, but she cooks a little ...

Pros: Products,Prices,Cleanliness
Cons: Services,Attitudes,Lack of help

When you first walk into any Tim Hortons, whether it be in Canada or here in the US you'll notice a nice sized dining area, large boards filled with products and prices, and a small freezer with items that must be kept cool. The products offered at ...

Pros: Good Coffee
Cons: Bad donuts

I grew up just outside of Toronto, so ever since I was young, I've known about Tim Horton's. They used to be few and far between, but in the last few years Tim Horton's has become a hot franchise. I'm pretty sure the franchise frenzy began a few years ...

Pros: Fresh sandwiches and coffee. Healthy fast food.
Cons: They're not in Boston! Some of the hot drinks are a little too sweet.

Whenever I go home to Toronto or vacation in BC, I always bring back a can of Tim Horton's hot chocolate or coffee. It's a Canadian thing. Their chicken salad sandwich is a nice intro to their sandwich line. You can have it made however you want - ...

Pros: Staff at my local Tim's knows my order by heart, ready when I walk in.
Cons: Greasy muffins, square fritters, old favourites no longer available. Coffee varies from location to location.

I loved Tim's I still do. Can't go a day without it, but, have noticed a steady decline in the quality of some of their products over the years. Ever since Wendy's bought over Tims, and have provided the stores with "pre-made" baked goods, I've noticed a ...

Pros: Coffee, Donuts, Lunches, Desserts and the MANY locations.
Cons: None at all!

Whenever I mention Canada to someone they immediately think of two things. Those are hockey and Tim Horton’s. Tim Horton’s can be compared to a Dunkin Donuts in the states. Tim Horton’s is best known for their coffee and donuts but more people are ...

Pros: Nice place
Cons: Yuck

Well lets start with the basics of Tim Hortons. The serve things like Donuts Bagels Sandwiches Chilli Soup Stew Pastry Coffee Tea Soda Juice Milk Flavored Milk Hot Chocolate and more... The prices at the one in Pawtucket that I ...

Pros: Excellent Breakfast Sandwich
Cons: Less than fresh tasting donuts.

If you travel south of New York you will find Dunkin' Donut's and Krispy Kreme. As you travel north you'll bump into more Dunkin' Donuts but only a couple-a-few Krispy Kremes. What you will start to find is a Canadian chain that sell donuts. This 24 ...

Pros: Great donuts and cookies; good bagels and restrooms.
Cons: Staff attitude and the coffee.

I was introduced to Tim Hortons last summer while traveling for 2 weeks in Canada. We spent a month in Canada this year. I got very familiar with Tim’s donuts. About this restaurant: Tim Hortons is more than a Donut store. I didn’t ...

Pros: The coffee, The doughnuts, they're everwhere!
Cons: It's usually crowded (but it's worth the wait)

...That is if you can manage to get in line early. There are two things Canadians love the most. #1 Hockey and #2 Tim's! The Starbucks of Canada (although it won't leave your wallet crying!) they say and there are almost everywhere. They even have ...

Pros: Published in Review
Cons: Published in Review

Tim Hortons has changed a lot in the past few years. since they started manufacturing their baked goods in that factory out of Brantford the quality has deteriorated drastically from the days they were fresly baked in the store. I used to bake for a ...

Pros: You can find one on every corner - majorly convenient.
Cons: lacking taste and originality. Too busy and poor setup.

I am from the U.S. but visit Ontario frequently because my husband is from there and we go to visit his parents often. I guess I am spoiled by the freshly made doughnuts at Krispy Kreme here in the states, because I can't stand the dry, made from frozen ...