I suggest not bringing your date here if you want to show how healthy you are. I came to buy…read moresandwich meat and almost left with a cake instead. The variety of pastries is incredible. The size of the donuts? Well, let's just say the dainties are NOT dainty. Highly recommend.

I went on a Wednesday and got the Beef Dip lunch special, it was amazing. Came with fries and a…read moresalad, with gravy to dip for about $20. The deli is large with lots of selection on European foods. The staff were super kind and had great service. I highly recommend and will be coming back every time I'm in PG.

I heard they have cabbage rolls and perogies on special on special at this deli on Thursdays --…read moresomething I really like -- so I decided to try them out today. I am really glad I did; the food was fantastic. I should note that while you can eat in (I did), the establishment is really meant for taking the food out. There are only only 3 small tables that you can sit at. The deli isn't very obvious from the outside. I have probably driven past it a hundred times without noticing it. As you are going up Massey toward Ospika, it is on the right side of the road in the same building at Nedco with the big blue awning. If you pass Nicholson Street you have gone too far.

Been going there 10 years, will never step foot in there again!! Ordered a cake for a 30th…read morebirthday, All the birthday cakes in our family are ordered and purchased there. Only to pick it up and its not what we ordered, but just a plain jane cake that anybody could purchase. When letting the girl know this she just shrugged and was like thats what you ordered. Politely I told her it wasn't and she was like pretty sure it is. Its the long weekend and a 30th birthday, you only turn 30 once, if I wanted a plain vanilla cake I would have bought sara lee in the freezer. Very dissapointed with the service and no effort to make it right. Will not be returning which is sad the eclairs are amazing!

Horrible customer service! Our birthday cake order and decoration requests were altered without…read moreinforming us beforehand. As a paying customer, I expect the very least as a common courtesy. For health reasons, any changes without prior notification may have raised potentially deadly issues regarding food allergies. The (?owner/manager) Tyra was very rude and unapologetic when we went to pick the cake up. Understandably we questioned why they decided to decorate a peach cake with slices of fresh orange ("we had issues with fresh strawberries so we used whatever fruit is in season") and chocolate drizzle. Tyra simply suggested we accept the cake as is (she refused my request of removing the orange slices because that would ruin the presentation---FYI, too late) or we could go to Save-On where the cakes will last for days. We couldn't justify paying $43 for a cake we didn't order, that did not look appetizing, and the unwelcoming customer service we received. We will not be back.

Cindy Klassen is the Harlan Ellison of Cakes. And I'm sorry that many of you don't understand that…read morecomparison. Along with other polarizing figures like Elia Kazan, Frank Miller, and if I'm allowed to reach into the depths of my literary upbringing, Ernest Hemingway, one cannot deny the quality of the work despite the nature of the personality behind it. Of all those colorful figures, I elected and opened with Ellison because I consider him the greatest writer of the past hundred years. He's my kind of talent, and I generally ignore denigrations of his character. Cindy is another such individual. Also, I read that Orville Redenbacher was jackass, so that's a thing I learned. I'll intercept accusations of bias with admitting to the surprise of even the individual in question that Cindy and I are not friends. We are acquaintances that pass by frequently more because of a few degrees of separation than a desire to converse. She is a colorful personality, and as such I can totally understand her approach being abrasive to some people. My girlfriend even observed once that Cindy is one of the few people that can actually get me to stop talking. I speak more of the entrepreneur than the business at this point because like so many small operations, Cindy IS Bites of Bliss. She is as much the face of the operation as Colonel Sanders. She is also an amazing chef. My desire--though obviously not my practice--to avoid sugar does preclude regular visits to Bites of Bliss, as they sell nothing else than baked desserts. Not soups or sandwiches for the lunch crowd, relegating that to nearby stops like Coffee Garden and Sassafras Savories, both worthy of support. And yet, BOB... ...Bob.... really? I can call it...Bob? Bob it is... Anyways, Bob has a table where one can sit and sample the confectionary. My original requirements for review required seating; since I've abandoned even that condition, all bets are off. Besides, I already enjoyed a good lunch an hour previously this day. After the substantial preamble, I ordered a collection of cake bites and cupcakes. Cheap, these were not. Firstly, the bites, which are not Timbits (by the way, "Timbits", is in Microsoft's Office dictionary, just saying). But comparing Bob's softy, creamy nuggets (that came out wrong) that are indistinguishable from ambrosia to mass produced balls of sugar, palm oil and whey powder is like comparing Bowie to Bieber. I tried making them last the car ride home, but that proved impossible, leaving only the cupcakes for the next few days--three for the girlfriend, and three for me...or rather as it ended up being, two for my girlfriend and four for me. Sorry. Even days later, the cream hadn't hardened and the cake hadn't dried. Despite a need to lose thirty pounds in the next three months, I find it irresistible to return. As for the custom cakes, my only experience thus far has been an impressive "Vegas-themed" multi-tiered tower that loomed like Mordor over the whole of Middle Earth across a salivating reception. I know I won't be going to Dairy Queen for my next birthday, that's for sure. Beyond that, I find the overall presentation of Bob simple but effective. Personally, I'd support them if they decided to shift into a more café-like environment. They don't have to carry soup, maybe other pastries to go along with the coffee already being offered. I know the talent for cooking is there. You simply can't be that good at cake-craft without proficiency in other fields. This isn't Dungeons & Dragons where a character can forge a sword yet not a nail. Bob sets the standard from which all others are compared. I can understand electing Wal-Mart when cost and convenience is mandatory, but the first and ultimate greatest sacrifice will always be quality. Yes. I like Bob. Many people like Bob. Bob is good. Try Bob. Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Presentation (Food): 5/5 Value: 4/5 Recommendation: 4.5/5

First of all, I would like to say that I love cupcakes and being in this 'city' I haven't found a…read moredecent bakery. When I found out that there was a bakery, I was so excited. I went to visit the bakery in hopes to find fabulous cupcakes, instead when I walked in it was a absolute mess. The whole store was cluttered with unused cake decorations, papers and garbage from packaging. I'm convinced the store owner is a hoarder with how she presented her store to customers. With all the junk laying around I'm sure that it's a fire hazard. After I was unimpressed with the uncleanliness of the bakery, the owner didn't greet me with a hello, but an extremely rude comment. I was pregnant and she asked why I'm having more children if I already had so many. I left the store without buying a cupcake because I was afraid to eat a cupcake after seeing the condition of the entrance...I didn't want to know what the back would be like. I suggest don't buy from a rude, arrogant store owner that can't keep the bakery clean and that doesn't have standards for herself or customers.

I was just in there 30 minutes ago and some nasty old white dude was being an absolute jerk to all…read morethe young women working, telling them how to do their job etc. - I worked my way through University at starbucks and I can tell you I would not have handled it as professionally as they did. I wish I'd smacked him in the face. Way to go to the staff for handling it so well and being so polite. All those girls deserve a hug and a raise.

I had ordered for 20 minutes ahead through the app. i went to pick up at the time i requested and…read moreone of the ladies was very rude to me, and said "the foods been sitting here for a very long time" i told her i had pressed the button not to pick up for 20 minutes. she told me regardless they make it right away. she spoke very rude to me. i took the food and ate it anyways and later that day ended up with food poisoning, and my only thought can be from the food i ordered. this isn't the first time i've experienced bad customer service at this tim hortons.

I've read a lot of negative reviews on this site and simply don't agree…read more I get that they're a tiny store with few tables and that they're attached to a not-so-great convenience store. A pun was intended. It's on Great st. Yep. It's located in a kinda crappy industrial area and we won't be seeing the Queen in there. IDC. Looking at this shoppe on the other hand: They got my order right, the coffee was super fresh and they got the colour perfect. They also had a bunch of lovely tasting donuts. After our crew plowed through, a dozen less. The folks were friendly, but younger so they didn't laugh at our jokes. Kids suck like that. Imagine what they're saying about us as we walked away. 08/22

Amazed at the trouble hey were having getting orders correct and making customers happy. In my 15…read moremin lunch they had 2 customers return with incorrect orders. 2 leave because the cashier didn't have very good English skills so they got frustrated and left. The food is good, just like all of the franchises however they do need to improve their service levels and make sure the process improves between the drive in and walk in orders.

I'm only giving this Timmies a 2 star today. We always go there for a coffee and a…read moregoodie...sometimes as many as three times a week. My main complaint is they refuse to carry the raisin tea biscuit but I have over looked that as we enjoy the set up of this Tim Hortons. However the last two times, the coffee has been pretty awful. It just simply can't be the Timmie's usual brand. We experienced this before at the Timmies on 15th and simply stopped going there because of it. I'm not sure if they are saving money & substituting an inferior coffee or perhaps their machines need cleaning. I guess it's time to start exploring other places for coffee & goodie options.

I had never heard of a Tim Hortons before but it had come up as an option for breakfast. The girl…read moretaking our order just stated "What do you want?" Having never been here before I said that I needed a few moments. My husband asked about there being any onions in the egg bites to which she replied that he would have to go to the website to look at ingredients. We were a little taken back that they didn't have an on-site ingredient list, but once we received our food, I understood why. They don't actually cook anything there, it is probably shipped to them frozen and they are heating it up. The doughnut was very good and the service was fast, but my croissant sandwich tasted greasy and I couldn't eat it all cause only after a few bites I was feeling a little sick. The girl ringing us up wasn't very friendly or willing to be understanding about why we didn't want onions in the food. Can't say that we will ever be back.

Timmies is a Canadian staple and offers a selection of baked goods and quick meals. Most of the…read moreTimmies have drive-thrus and every pot of coffee is always fresh.

This is for the unbc Tim Hortons. It isn't listed apparently…read more I approached the counter as the only guest, yet not one of the numerous employees behind the counter addressed me for several minutes. I was finally greeted after clearing my throat a few times by a woman who barely stood taller than the till! She said "hello, what can I get for you?" But didn't even ask how I was doing or how my day has been! Needless to say, I was floored. When I finally overcame my disbelief at this brash display of disregard for my wellbeing, I made my order. I asked for a large coffee, one cream (my usual) and a French toast bagel toasted with butter. I was very clear that the bagel should be toasted. I even repeated it (once at the request of the tiny woman), and said it in bold. She collected payment for my order and motioned that I should wait by the side of the display, an inconvenience to say the least. After waiting roughly 45 seconds, my coffee appeared (guessing it was delivered by that same, minuscule person, though I can't say for sure. A tan arm appeared briefly, brandishing the cup of steaming joe). It was too hot, and not creamy enough. A disgrace. Another two minutes pass and I'm growing impatient when I finally hear a voice shout "toasted bagel!" I thought to myself, "well that's vague. What type of bagel? What kind of topping? Is it even mine?" but reached for the wrapped parcel nonetheless, taking a bit of a gamble that it was the bagel I had ordered. It was my bagel. I guess you could say I lucked out. Except instead of a crispy, hot surface coated in golden butter and encrusted with cinnamon and sugar, what I received was a soggy, slightly warm, cinnamon-y bagel-shaped piece of bread. It was appalling. I would not recommend this Tim Hortons to anyone. From the slow, stunted staff, to the distasteful food preparation, it met none of my expectations. And utterly ruined my day. 3/10 4/10 with rice