I know it's probably a not-so-great indication of my hip, artsy street cred but the Halifax Seaport…read moreMarket location of Steve-O's is definitely my favourite. It's clean, it's fresh, it's bright, and it's almost impossible to miss on your way into the market. Let's face it, for those early weekend market mornings, having your coffee shop front and center means not having to shove through the crowds uncaffeinated. To me, that is paramount. Staff here are a bit peppier than other locations -likely because you'd have to be peppy in order to survive the market crowd - and very happy to get you your fix in a hurry so that you can get on your way.

Steve O Reno's manages to get almost everything right with their Farmer's Market location. They…read morehave same great service and selection as can be found at their Brunswick Street location. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. For those craving a good coffee during their market-ing, this is surely a saving grace of the market. The only points they are losing is for pure logistics. They've used two separate locations and both face the same challenge that there is nowhere for customers to wait in line. Except in the way. It's a problem common to many of the market businesses but the lineup for coffee is always so long, it becomes a real traffic impediment. Ironically, the solution might be to offer less service so customers rotate through faster. Still, while I don't drink coffee myself, I'm told it's worth the wait.

I've been in Halifax for a bit. I came from Seattle (you know the birthplace of Starbucks). I've…read moreventured away from my safety net of the white cup with the green mermaid and found the love for locally roasted coffee that is Java Blend. This particular location (Seaport Market) is one of my stopping places when I hit the market on the weekend (which I do pretty often) and while my favorite JB is the North Street location, I do love this little second floor corner spot. Lines tend to be a little long but if you've ever had JB coffee then you know it's worth it. Especially if there is a music vendor playing nearby (nothing like a little bluegrass to keep your feet stomping in line). If you're lucky to snag one of the tables upstairs it makes for some great people watching and on a warm day hang out outside take in the view of the water.

You know in cartoons where a delicious scent wafts through the air and the character literally…read morefollows their nose to the source? This happens to me every time I go to Java Blend at the market. I don't make it to their location in the North End often, so it has to be at the market that I go get my fix. The drip coffee is delicious - highly recommend. I haven't tried their pastries recently - last time I did I had an unpleasant experience with a croissant, so I tend to avoid them. Coffee is great, though!

The people here are untrustworthy. My boss paid $200 for 8 Tim Horton's cards. One of them was…read morenot loaded with $25. When I brought the receipt to them and the card they would not help me. They did not even try and figure it out. I do not know what has happened with Tim Horton's but it is not what it was. It is a sketchy place now. Do not go! MacDonald's has much better customer service. As a result of this, I have let our business and all the sister businesses know we will not be going to this store ever again.

My favorite Tim's manager and staff are amazing and always friendly. It a joy to walk through the…read morefront door and see their awesome smile. The food is always hot and fresh. Keep up the amazing service.

Standard Tim Hortons in a food court. Very busy in the early morning when everybody is going to…read morework downtown and need to get their caffeine fix. I thought they were pretty efficient considering the volume. Mobile ordered with a very long line and the goods came reasonably quickly. Food and drink were standard

Impossible to understand what they are saying. Food is fine. It's in a fairly decent food court.read more

Love it here like all of the other Tim Hortons and I ordered a Farmers Wrap (Sausage) w/extra…read morechipotle sauce and it is delicious savoury and warm would go here again! :D And I just got hungry writing this review.

One of the better Timmies. Good for large orders for later pick up. Drive through usually quite…read morebusy, but counter service not too badly affected.

The coffee was good and the people working there were quit nice to me and other customers but…read morefinding a place to park is struggle when I try to go into grab a coffee because I do not like going through drive throughs

Great location on Portland Street towards Cole Harbour and a great Canadian alternative choice to…read morethe other popular U.S. coffee store chain. The drive thru service is a little slow, but the counter service inside is awesome. They recently added the Pinkberry franchise of frozen yogurt to their offerings! Out of all their pastries, my favourites are their carrot cake and their coconut squares

It seems I review a lot of Tim Hortons but they're all over the place and as I get older, I'm…read morebecoming addicted to their tea. This location gets a big 'thumbs up' for providing consistently good service. But what really catches my eye each time I go is how this is very much one of those Tims where you see many of the same customers. It's definitely a local community spot; lots of older folks come to get together, chat and ... do whatever else it is that old people do when they get together. I dunno, share medical horror stories? Complain about how things were better when they were younger? Plot to vote in mass numbers to control the political agenda?

It was a typical Tim Hortons experience. I have been to some Tim Hortons that were so dirty and…read moreinfested with flies that I probably shouldn't have eaten at or some where it is so busy it is not fun because you can't find a table but this one is very nice and quiet and has the typical Canadian vibe where everyone is very nice and considerate!

Stuck in "The Crossing" and need to chill for a bit? This is a cool place to go and relax if you…read morewant to avoid the Green Giant and Timmies. Comfort is the name of the game here, the place is full of large leather armchairs and love seats. The store is neat and clean and the staff serve your bevvys with a smile. The coffee and lattes are fairly standard, no tea worth a mention either. Their trend to go more organic and fair trade is nice to see and worth a mention though. Free wi-fi lets your sip your latte and surf the net while you wait for your companion to complete their shopping or you just need a break from the big-box stores (I require frequent breaks!). Wheelchair accessible.

Not the largest Second Cup in the city but it does just fine. Staff have always been friendly and…read morehelpful. Maybe I don't look for these things since I don't have a car, but I believe this is also the only Second Cup in the city with a drive-thru.